Overview
Actively Recruiting: Yes. Position title: Entry Level Corpsmembers. Type of Position: Corpsmember / Intern. Town, City, Park, etc: San Jose. State / Territory: California. Benefits: Education Award, Health Insurance. Project/Program Focus: Climate Change, Trails. One of the first urban conservation corps in the country, the San Jose Conservation Corps was founded in 1987 to meet the growing need for job training opportunities. San Jose City Council members and SJCC founders Susan Hammer and Shirley Lewis recognized the potential of the job training model of the original 1933 Civilian Conservation Corps and with strong support from the City of San Jose, SJCC began operations with over 20 corpsmembers in January 1988. SJCC+CS is committed to our mission to develop young adults to create transformational change for our community and our planet through our motto: Service to self, Service to community, Service to environment. Position Description
Are you looking for an opportunity to level up your career while making your community a better place? San Jose Conservation Corps + Charter School (SJCC+CS) offers a paid 1-year-long workforce development program for young adults aged 18 to 27, empowering them to upskill themselves and their career. In addition to personal and professional development, Corpsmembers gain hands-on experience and training in one or more of the following areas under the direction of a Site Supervisor: Natural Resource Management
Corpsmembers gain skills by working on various conservation and community projects such as trail maintenance, park management and stewardship, landscaping, wildfire prevention, and more. Projects are primarily local with opportunity to travel for Emergency Response work and deep forest management projects. This is the place to be if you love working outside and getting your hands dirty while learning how to use power tools like chainsaws. Zero Waste
Corpsmembers collect and recycle items like tires, mattresses, containers and electronic waste. They also rescue food from local grocery stores, compost food waste, and conduct zero waste outreach and public education. If you’re passionate about the environment and want to reduce the waste in our landfills, this program is a great fit! At the end of this program, Corpsmembers will have a foundation of project knowledge, a standard of work ethic, and an understanding of how to apply both to their next job and start their professional career. All Corpsmembers benefit from: Professional networking Industry-recognized certifications such as CPR, S-212 (chainsaw), HAZWOPER, and more College or technical education scholarships Help with resume building, interviewing, or enrolling in school About Us
One of the first urban conservation corps in the country, the San Jose Conservation Corps + Charter School was founded in 1987 to meet the growing need for job training opportunities. SJCC+CS is committed to our mission to develop young adults to create transformational change for our community and our planet through our motto: Service to self, Service to community, Service to environment. Learn more about us at www.sjcccs.org. Help make a difference in your community by applying today! Job Duties & Requirements
Note: The original document includes many biographical sections that are not relevant to the role. This refined description focuses on the entry level Corpsmembers position and its program scope. Responsibilities and activities will include hands-on work under the direction of a Site Supervisor in Natural Resource Management and Zero Waste projects, participation in job training activities, and engagement in professional development opportunities offered through SJCC+CS. Required qualifications are not explicitly listed in the provided document for this role. The program targets young adults aged 18 to 27 and provides training and certifications as part of the experience. Contact
Bruce Saito is referenced in connection with CCC leadership; no direct application contact is provided in the refined description. Please refer to official SJCC+CS channels for application instructions.
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Actively Recruiting: Yes. Position title: Entry Level Corpsmembers. Type of Position: Corpsmember / Intern. Town, City, Park, etc: San Jose. State / Territory: California. Benefits: Education Award, Health Insurance. Project/Program Focus: Climate Change, Trails. One of the first urban conservation corps in the country, the San Jose Conservation Corps was founded in 1987 to meet the growing need for job training opportunities. San Jose City Council members and SJCC founders Susan Hammer and Shirley Lewis recognized the potential of the job training model of the original 1933 Civilian Conservation Corps and with strong support from the City of San Jose, SJCC began operations with over 20 corpsmembers in January 1988. SJCC+CS is committed to our mission to develop young adults to create transformational change for our community and our planet through our motto: Service to self, Service to community, Service to environment. Position Description
Are you looking for an opportunity to level up your career while making your community a better place? San Jose Conservation Corps + Charter School (SJCC+CS) offers a paid 1-year-long workforce development program for young adults aged 18 to 27, empowering them to upskill themselves and their career. In addition to personal and professional development, Corpsmembers gain hands-on experience and training in one or more of the following areas under the direction of a Site Supervisor: Natural Resource Management
Corpsmembers gain skills by working on various conservation and community projects such as trail maintenance, park management and stewardship, landscaping, wildfire prevention, and more. Projects are primarily local with opportunity to travel for Emergency Response work and deep forest management projects. This is the place to be if you love working outside and getting your hands dirty while learning how to use power tools like chainsaws. Zero Waste
Corpsmembers collect and recycle items like tires, mattresses, containers and electronic waste. They also rescue food from local grocery stores, compost food waste, and conduct zero waste outreach and public education. If you’re passionate about the environment and want to reduce the waste in our landfills, this program is a great fit! At the end of this program, Corpsmembers will have a foundation of project knowledge, a standard of work ethic, and an understanding of how to apply both to their next job and start their professional career. All Corpsmembers benefit from: Professional networking Industry-recognized certifications such as CPR, S-212 (chainsaw), HAZWOPER, and more College or technical education scholarships Help with resume building, interviewing, or enrolling in school About Us
One of the first urban conservation corps in the country, the San Jose Conservation Corps + Charter School was founded in 1987 to meet the growing need for job training opportunities. SJCC+CS is committed to our mission to develop young adults to create transformational change for our community and our planet through our motto: Service to self, Service to community, Service to environment. Learn more about us at www.sjcccs.org. Help make a difference in your community by applying today! Job Duties & Requirements
Note: The original document includes many biographical sections that are not relevant to the role. This refined description focuses on the entry level Corpsmembers position and its program scope. Responsibilities and activities will include hands-on work under the direction of a Site Supervisor in Natural Resource Management and Zero Waste projects, participation in job training activities, and engagement in professional development opportunities offered through SJCC+CS. Required qualifications are not explicitly listed in the provided document for this role. The program targets young adults aged 18 to 27 and provides training and certifications as part of the experience. Contact
Bruce Saito is referenced in connection with CCC leadership; no direct application contact is provided in the refined description. Please refer to official SJCC+CS channels for application instructions.
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