Apply to CaLL's Summer Internship Program
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Are you an LBUSD student looking for a summer internship?
Applicants Must:
- Be 16 by June 15, 2018
- Submit the application with resume by deadline. A letter of recommendation from students is no longer required.
Deadline to apply: March 31, 2018
Internships are work-based learning experiences with direct supervision and evaluation by an adult in the workplace. Internships deepen the understanding of the environment, expectations, and requirements of the workplace. Long Beach CaLL’s Summer Internship Program is a minimum of 60 hours, 120 preferred, over a minimum of 6 weeks between June 18 – August 25. Internships may be paid or unpaid, and in partnership with LBUSD, elective credits may be earned.
Are you a CSULB or LBCC student looking for a summer internship?
Check out Long Beach CaLL's website by clicking
here
for more information.
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Career Night at Wilson High School
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On Wednesday, February 21, the School of Medicine and Biotechnology at Wilson High School hosted its first Career Night with over 50 students participating.
During the event, students heard from twelve different guest speakers representing a broad array of medical careers that students had researched for the career exploration component of their studies. CaLL was pleased to connect these industry professionals to the students. They included a 911 operator, crime scene investigator, primary care physician, clinical researcher, podiatrist, diabetes educator, biochemist, nutritionist and psychologist. Long Beach CaLL would like to thank all the speakers for taking time to share their career journeys and day-to-day professional lives with students. Yes, there are many careers besides "doctors" and "nurses", which is what most students think of when they think about the medical field. What a powerful learning experience to hear about all the other choices available!
Did you know?
Students in Wilson’s School of Medicine and Biotechnology experience four years of integrated academics focused on the Health and Medical industry. In addition to completing rigorous A-G courses, students take a four year course sequence of classes specifically focused on skills and situations connected to the medical field.
Can you offer a summer internship in the health and medical (or any other) industry?
Please use the link below to request a student intern or contact Jean Egan via email at
jegan@longbeachcall.org
or by phone at (562) 997-8291.
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Long Beach CaLL is proud to announce that Mick Morman,
Assistant Manager for Training and Development at
Toyota Auto Body California, Inc. (TABC),
has joined our Engineering & Manufacturing Industry Council!
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Linked Learning Convention 2018
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The 2018 Linked Learning Convention was held in Anaheim on February 12-14, and brought together more than 900 leaders in K-12 and postsecondary education, business, workforce, research, policy and nonprofit for thoughtful discussion and learning aimed at ensuring all students are well prepared for college, career, and life. Attendees heard from dynamic speakers, participated in interactive breakout sessions, learned through experiential site visits, and interacted with Linked Learning students. LBUSD’s Linked Learning team was well-represented (see picture on right, below), and CaLL was fortunate enough to attend and learn about a variety of work-based learning activities provided by school districts, schools, and other intermediaries across the country.
This year’s convention focused on eight thematic strands:
- Connecting the Real World and the Classroom – integrated learning
- All Eyes on Equity - college and career for all
- Leading by Example - strengthening the foundation of leadership in Linked Learning
- All In - building successful regional and cross-sector partnerships
- Ensuring Sustainability – scaling infrastructure through local, state, and federal policy
- Proof Points – analytics, data and research that advance Linked Learning
- The Future is Now – keeping pace with the changing world of work
- The Critical Educator Workforce – teacher pathways and advancing preparation of CTE teachers
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The Linked Learning approach integrates rigorous academics that meet college-ready standards with sequenced, high-quality career-technical education, work-based learning, and supports to help students stay on track. Anne Stanton, Linked Learning Alliance President, shared that there are 477 pathways registered for certification from 83 districts, 17 states, and 3 countries, which equates to nearly 120,000 students in quality Linked Learning pathways!
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Friday, February 23, 2018
10:00am - 12:00pm
Poly High School Health & Wellness Fair
Industry professionals will share their careers in the health/medical sector
Saturday, March 31, 2018
High school student applications for Long Beach CaLL's Summer Internship Program are due.
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Friday, March 2, 2018
9:00am - 2:00pm
AMETLL & LA HI-TECH Work-Based Learning Institute
Learn more about how to integrate WBL into the student experience.
Click
here
for more information.
Saturday, April 14, 2018
9:00am - 1:00pm
Career & Internship Readiness Conference
Cabrillo High School
More information to follow.
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