Program specifics
We are currently organizing our 2019 Tribal Summer Youth Program. This year we are funded for 15 youth workers.
The purpose of the program is to provide job opportunities for young adults to prepare them with practical employability skills in a field of their interest and expose them to a potential career in Tribal Government. The targeted age group is 16 to 21 years of age. The program is budgeted for 6 weeks at 32 hours per week. Interviews will be scheduled the week of June 10-15 (to ensure we do not interrupt student’s finals week) and the employment dates are: June 17th to August 1st.
Brief summary of Duties and Responsibilities:
Performs clerical, maintenance, or administrative assistance, depending on field of interest.
Maintains daily activity log.
Builds work skills with good attendance, cooperative attitude and work initiative.
Demonstrates interest in work assignments, uses good judgment, accepts supervision.
Attends orientation and meetings as requested. Prepares notes and submits to supervisor.
Learns aspects of the Paiute culture including history, language, current events and issues.
Attends workshops to develop employability skills.
Assists with computer input, operates common office machines.
Maintains a safe workplace by following safety rules and reporting unsafe work conditions.
Submits an essay on “Career Goals and the Value of Tribal Work Experience.”
Other related duties and tasks as assigned.
Please call or email HR at 775)574-1000 1132 if you have any questions.
The purpose of the program is to provide job opportunities for young adults to prepare them with practical employability skills in a field of their interest and expose them to a potential career in Tribal Government. The targeted age group is 16 to 21 years of age. The program is budgeted for 6 weeks at 32 hours per week. Interviews will be scheduled the week of June 10-15 (to ensure we do not interrupt student’s finals week) and the employment dates are: June 17th to August 1st.
Brief summary of Duties and Responsibilities:
Performs clerical, maintenance, or administrative assistance, depending on field of interest.
Maintains daily activity log.
Builds work skills with good attendance, cooperative attitude and work initiative.
Demonstrates interest in work assignments, uses good judgment, accepts supervision.
Attends orientation and meetings as requested. Prepares notes and submits to supervisor.
Learns aspects of the Paiute culture including history, language, current events and issues.
Attends workshops to develop employability skills.
Assists with computer input, operates common office machines.
Maintains a safe workplace by following safety rules and reporting unsafe work conditions.
Submits an essay on “Career Goals and the Value of Tribal Work Experience.”
Other related duties and tasks as assigned.
Please call or email HR at 775)574-1000 1132 if you have any questions.
