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Incompatible Browser Looks like this browser isn't supported. The entire suite of OSC badges provides badge earners with evidence of their marketability and can signal to employers that they have demonstrated workforce readiness. If you are an employer interested in hiring a youth for the summer, contact Charisma Cannon, Partnership Manager, at charisma.

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DFSS Home. Our Safety. One Summer Chicago. Serves as the program coordinator, managing the other city and sister agencies that are part of OSC. Chicagobility will serve as a foundational track for younger youth with web-based training for early job skills. SYEP is a traditional youth employment program that targets youth citywide for work and enrichment, and tends to serve older youth. DFSS is also managing the placement of young people in unsubsidized summer jobs commitments: Offers summer opportunities that include the Chicago Police Department neighborhood youth corps, counselor-in-training, documentary filmmaking for girls, , game and graphic design, learn and earn, movie and TV script writing, safe summer peace ambassador program and summer youth employment program.

Employs youth across parks, 77 pools and 26 miles of the lakefront. Their seasonal positions include lifeguards, park maintenance and recreational activity posts, such as program staff and camp counselors. This year, in celebration of the Special Olympics' 50th anniversary, the summer day camp theme, "Unified: We Choose to Include" reflects the Park District's enduring commitment to provide inclusive recreational opportunities throughout Chicago.

Eligibility : Citywide, ages for special recreation , no school eligibility requirements. Interns focus on promoting a love of reading and learning by testing program ideas, developing discussion guides and identifying common themes to bring people together through a virtual experience. Interns will develop a sense of community, friendship and make lasting connections as they cultivate skills in program design and communication for people of all ages.

Employs youth who participate in their Career and Technical Education programs as well as other programs including academic competition, diverse learners, and Chicago Police and Fire Training Academy.

The program also supports the auditorium project where youth refurbish CPS auditoriums. Provides employment opportunities for City College students and graduates. Youth are placed across the 7 City College locations in addition to partnerships with several community organizations to provide students with diverse opportunities for workforce experience.

Eligibility : Applicants for City Colleges of Chicago must be current students or graduates of one of the seven City Colleges. Offers opportunities to learn about environmental science and conservation leadership.