Jobs

01-13-2012 Application Deadline: ALASKA RAILROAD TOUR GUIDE TRAINING PROGRAM: Students in Grades 11 and 12 who are 16 years old and possess a 2.5 GPA are eligible to take the Alaska Railroad Tour Guide Training Program class next semester at KCC. The Class will be held from 3-5:30pm, Monday through Thursday. One Way Bus Transportation will be provided from South. The course counts as ½ Social Studies-Alaska Studies credit and Summer employment with the Alaska Railroad MAY be available for those that successfully complete the course and are selected. Applications are due to KCC by Jan 13, 2012. Classes begin Jan. 23, 2012 and end April 14, 2012. See Ms. Young in C225 for application and information.

ANCHORAGE CONSTRUCTION ACADEMY: Students age 18 or older who are interested in a career in construction may want to take advantage of training through the Anchorage Construction Academy. The next round begins January 6, 2012. Space is limited. To find out more attend any of the orientation sessions that are held the first & third Mondays of each month at the Anchorage Job Center-Midtown, 3301 Eagle St, Room 100 from 1p-3p or contact Alaska Works Partnership by calling 569-4704 or go to: www.alaskaca.org/-anchorage/19.html.

JOB FAIRS:

02-16-12 CITY-WIDE CAREER AND JOB FAIR - Interested in finding work for the summer? Want to see who is hiring interns? Don't miss the City-wide Career and Job Fair, where you can network with employers and find out about full-time, part time, seasonal, and internship opportunities! Youth ages 16 to 24 can stop by with questions or get help breaking the ice with an employer. The annual City-wide Career and Job Fair will be held from 10 am - 5 pm, Friday, February 18th in the UAA Student Union.

02-22-12 PROVIDENCE CAREER NIGHT - Learn about occupations in the health care industry; meet with department representatives to answer individual questions; find the right road map to your future in health care. Wednesday, Feb. 22, 3-7pm at Providence Alaska Medical Center Auditoriums (basement level). For more information call 212-2976.

03-14-12 ADN JOB FAIR - Egan Center, 10a-5p, Featuring over 60 vendors, break out sessions, youth friendly positions and more. For more information call 257-4289. Full time, Part time, and Seasonal jobs.

03-24-12 ALASKA AVIATION CAREERS AIRPORT JOB FAIR - 10a-3p, Ted Stevens International Airport, North Terminal. For more information call Laura Ogan at 266-2119.

CLUBS:

ANCHORAGE FIRE DEPARTMENT EXPLORERS RECRUITMENT: Fire Service Exploring is a worksite-based program for young men and women who have completed the eighth grade and are 14 years of age, or 15 years of age but have not yet reached their 21st birthday. Fire Service Explorer posts which are part of the Learning for Life organization, help youth gain insight into a variety of programs that offer hands-on career activities. For young men and women who are interested in careers in the field of fire service, Exploring offers experiential learning with lots of fun-filled, hands-on activities that promote the growth and development of adolescent youth. RECRUITMENT MEETING, Wednesday, September 28 6PM - Fire Training Center, 1140 Airport Heights. For more information go to www.post264.com. Or e-mail join@post264.com.

LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPLORERS: Contact Teena Calkin at 742-8996 for more information.

MEDICAL EXPLORERS CLUB - For all students interested in a career in the Medical field. Meetings held at Alaska Regional Hospital. For more information, including upcoming meeting dates - go to www.arhmedicalexplorers.com. Questions can be directed to Lorraine Campbell at Campbell_Lorraine@asdk12.org.

ENGINEERING EXPLORERS CLUB - Open to any high school student interested in the science and engineering fields. Meets every other week with speakers and activities covering a wide variety of engineering fields. First meeting September 6, 2011; 6:30-8:30pm, BP Conference Room 146. Contact Terry Gross, 564-4423 for more information. Topic for the first meeting is "Engineering Overview".

APPRENTICESHIPS:

Go to: www.earnandlearnak.org to learn more about over 1000 occupations and how you can learn and earn at the same time!

PLUMBERS AND STEAMFITTERS LOCAL 367: Local 367 is currently recruiting for the HVACR and Plumbing & Fitting apprenticeship programs.  Must be 18 years of age or older, must have a high school diploma or GED; valid Alaska Drivers License; copy of 3 year driving record and I-9 Employment verification documentation. Testing will be done by Workkeys - Please call them at 1-877-724-2539 to schedule an appointment. Once passing test results have been returned to Local 367 an application can be picked up at 610 West 54th Avenue. http://www.jobs.alaska.gov/offices/index.html or see Ms. Young in C225 for more information.

JOBS:

Alaska's Job Bank - http://www.jobs.state.ak.us

ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT: To receive job opening notifications go to http://list.state.ak.us/soalists/Labor-ANC-JobFair/jl.htm.

ALASKA JOB CORPS: Career Technical Training/Education/Professional Skills. Live on-site, study 1 of 11 areas: Human Services, Health Occupations, Water/Wastewater Operator, Culinary ARts, Accounting Services, Office Administration, Computer Repair, Carpentry, Heavy Equipment Operator, Electrical and Facilities Maintenance. Eligibility Requirements: 16-24 years of age at time of enrollment; U.S. citizen or legal resident; living in the state of alaska; meet low income requirements; no current court issues; ready, willing and able to participate fully in an educational and vocational environment; ready to obtain quality employment upon departure/graduation from Job Corps. For more information or to request an application: (800)733-JOBS or Email: ak.admissions@jobcorps.org.

HOME DEPOT - ABBOTT ROAD: Is hiring for the summer, part-time and evening shifts available. Call Debbie at 644-5646, ext. 457 or stop in to pick up an application.

RABBIT CREEK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION: is currently accepting resume's for its summer program (Program will be at Rabbit Creek Elementary) Dates: Training - May 23 - 27  Program runs May 31 - Aug 5, Monday - Friday, Program Hours: 7am - 6pm (8 hr shift within these hours)  Pay Scale: $10.50 - $12.50/hr DOE  Responsibilities: Plan and implement activities / field trips for children ages 5 - 12. Swim at the YMCA, walk/ride the People Mover to parks and areas of local interest, ride bikes, do arts & crafts, indoor & outdoor games, science activities, some housekeeping chores. Must be 18 years of age, have a clear IPR and fingerprints, 3 positive references and have prior experience working with children (paid or volunteer). If interested, fax resume' to Laurie Wade 742-5711 or email to: RCCASFC @yahoo.com (MUST include 3 references with names & daytime phone numbers). If you need more information, call 742-5722. Interviews will be scheduled May 11 - 13 & 16 for qualified applicants.

FOCUS, INC: On-Call Care Provider. $10.00-$17.00/hour. Must be 18 years of age; have one year experience delivering direct care services either in classroom, day care, medical or residential settings; possess current CPR/1st Aid Certificate, or willing to obtain one within 30 days from date of hire; possess and maintain a valid Alaska driver's license and insured vehicle that meets minimum State of Alaska insurance reqruirements; able to pass and provide a Background Check that meets State of Alaska requirements. This on-call, part time position involves general activities necessary for the physical care and behavior management of individuals experiencing developmental disabilities. Care may be provided in the consumer's home, in the community or in the approved home of the Care Provider. http://focusoutreach.org/.

HMS HOST in TED STEVENS ANCHORAGE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: Now hiring for full-time positions 10a-3p, Thursday, May 12, Anchorage Midtown Job Center (3301 Eagle St., Room 100). . You must apply online prior to the event: www.hmshost.com/careers. Salaries from $7.75-10.75/hour; medical and dental benefits; employee discounts; free uniforms. Pre-employment drug screenings, criminal background checks and FAA screening required.

CARRS/SAFEWAY: Jobs Recruitment, Tuesday, May 10, 1:30pm, Anchorage Job Center Midtown, (3301 Eagle Street, Room 100). Come to the information session, meet the recruiters, bring your resume; apply on-line at www.safeway.com.

PETCO: Hiring for part-time and full-time. Apply at http://careers/petco.com/joblist.asp. Submit your on line application to one of the Anchorage PETCO stores. Job Fairs Monday, May 2 from 1p-4p OR Friday, May 6, from 9a-Noon at the Midtown Job Center (3301 Eagle Street).

VISTA SUMMER POSITIONS: Summer Associates Program: Must be 18-24 years of age and want to help reduce poverty related problems and conditions, not required to have a high school diploma. Self motivated, dedicated, flexible and ability to function well with a team of 4 members and a Team Leader. Pass felony background check. Receive a $200/week stipend, depending on location, paid every 2 weeks and a $1,000 Education reward upon successful completion of service. Full time, 40 hrs./week, June 20-Aug. 13, 2011. Become an "Ambassador" for programs and services serving elders. Network in Anchorage and statewide. Recruit volunteers and help secure in-kind and funding for programs serving Alaska's elders. For additional benefits and niformation contact OPAG at 276-1059. Submit an application on line at www.americorps.gov.

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY WITH YOUTH EMPLOYMENT IN PARKS: Applications accepted until positions are filled. The Youth Employment in Parks program is looking for two individuals (ages 18-25) that are excited and highly motivated to work with the YEP program this summer. This internship offers a Living stipend of $2000, distributed over the 10 weeks a Segal Education Award of $1,145 available upon completion of 10 weeks of service (can be used for student loans, tuition, or books) and College credit may be obtained. To learn more see Ms. Young in C225.

TRAPPER JACKS TRADING POST: Hiring for Warehouse Clerk and Sales Staff. $7.75-$8.00/hour; 32-40 hours/week. Apply at any of their locations Monday - Saturday, 10a-6p and Sunday, Noon-5p. For a complete description of positions - Career Resource Center, C225.

TITLE VII INDIAN EDUCATION ENRICHMENT PROGRAM STUDENT INTERN: 4/8/11 - Application Deadline - If you are interested in teaching as a career, an Alaska Native or American Indian student between the ages of 16-18, and currently enrolled in the ASD, and would like to earn a little money this summer; this is an opportunity for you. Dates: June 10-June 30 and July 11-July 28; from 12p to 5:30p, Monday through Thursday. Applications can be picked up and submitted to the Title VII Indian Education Office at 5530 E. Northern Lights Blvd. Questions please call 742-4445. For a copy of the job description see Ms. Young in C225 (South High School).

ANCHORAGE PARK FOUNDATION/PARKS AND RECREATION YEP PROGRAM: 3/22/11 - Application Deadline - YEP Crew Member; salary $9.80/hour. Open to applicants between the ages of 16-19 years. Apply on-line at www.muni.org/jol OR 632 W. 6th Avenue, Suite 605, Anchorage, Alaska, 99519. Brad Cooke at (907)343-4504 for more information.

Bureau of Land Management - 3/23/2011 - Application Deadline - SCIENCE CENTER RECEPTIONIST : Campbell Creek Science Center. Salary: $10-12/Hour; Up to 20 hours/week during school year & possibly full time (40 hours/week) in summer. Open to students who are currently enrolled or accepted for enrollment as a degree seeking student with half-time or more academic course load at an accredited high school, college, university, technical, or vocational school, 16 years of age or older with a minimum 2.5 GPA. See Ms. Young in C225 for more information or Jeff Brune at 267-1255.

BRIGHT BEGINNINGS (located at 13030 Brandon Street - Camai) is now hiring for part-time shifts, 3:00-6:00pm, Monday - Friday. Please call 344-1254 for more information or stop by any Bright Beginnings location to pick up an application.

SERVE ALASKA YOUTH CORPS (SAYC): is a program to help young Alaskans learn how to make positive choices while gaining job and life skills. If you are a young adult who could benefit from a summer of travel and service and working and living outdoors, someone who can work well in a team and just needs some healthy opportunities, then this could be the job for you. Space is limited and those who apply early do have a better chance of enrollment. Applications can be found at www.servealaska.org, click on Openings.

PAPA MURPHY'S Employment opportunities at Papa Murphy's Take N Bake Pizza, 2286 Abbott Rd. (In Fred Meyer Center). Part time, flexible hours. No grills, No fryers, No ovens and No late hours. Stop by the store, fill out an application and ask for Amy or Michael.