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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A SUMMER INTERNSHIP? (Click here for information and forms)
Duplin County Schools will be offering summer internships in the following areas:
· Diesel (Bus Garage) – will hire 2 for the summer
· General Maintenance – will hire 2 for the summer
· Technology (various schools) – will hire 2 for the summer
· Plumbing (Maintenance dept) – will hire 1 for the summer
· Electrical (Maintenance dept) – will hire 1 for the summer
These internships will be paying $15 per hour and students will be getting real hands-on experience!
Students must complete the following to apply:
· Student Application
· Community recommendation
· Teacher recommendation
· Parental Permission and other forms
This is a lot of information to fill out and submit, so please let me know how I can help you.
Application due date: MARCH 25th
Interviews will take place in April and students will be notified of decisions by early May.
Rebekah H. Ivey
Career Development Coordinator/Special Populations Coordinator
James Kenan High School
The Career Development Coordinator (CDC) supports the Career and Technical Education department and works collaboratively with administrators, student services personnel, teachers, parents, business/industry, postsecondary institutions, military, community organizations, and other stakeholders to ensure the delivery of career development services for students. CDCs promote career awareness, exploration, and planning. The role of the CDC also includes facilitating the work-based learning opportunities (job shadowing, internships, co-op education, etc...)
The Special Populations Coordinator (SPC) supports the Career and Technical Education department through identifying students within special populations each semester who are taking any CTE courses and providing support to those CTE teachers with possible teaching strategies. SPCs also work with each student who is considered Special Pops on developing, implementing, and monitoring their Career Development Plan. The role of the SPC also includes collaborating with other service providers to assist the members of special populations in academic, social, and personal development.
The mission of Career and Technical Education is to empower all students to be successful citizens, workers, and leaders in a global economy. The CTE program areas we offer, here at North Duplin, are Agricultural Education, Business, Finance, & Information Technology Education, Family and Consumer Sciences Education, and Health Sciences Education. We also have Career and Technical Student Organizations that are active at North Duplin. They are Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), National Technical Honor Society (NTHS), and Future Farmers of America (FFA).