About Mayor’s Youth Jobs+

Mayor's Youth Jobs+ is a city-wide program to help young adults (ages 16-24) find employment. The goal for 2016 is to provide 5,000 jobs and work opportunities. This initiative is a partnership between the City of San Francisco, United Way Bay Area, the Department of Children, Youth & Their Families, the Office of Economic and Workforce Development, the San Francisco Unified School District, youth-serving nonprofits and the San Francisco business community.

Mayor’s Youth Jobs+ Updates

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Starbucks Hiring event, Sept 21 – Downtown SF

Posted on September 15, 2016

Starbucks is hiring for Downtown locations in SAN FRANCISCO! As a Starbucks Barista, you will create the Starbucks Experience for our customers by providing legendary customer service with prompt service, quality beverages and products, and maintaining a clean and comfortable store environment.You will be responsible for modeling and acting in accordance with Starbucks guiding principles and best

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Youth Jobs+ Neighborhood Hiring event – 9/28 at CCSF

Posted on September 2, 2016

Job Seekers between the ages of 16-24 are welcome to join us Weds, Sept 28th at City College of San Francisco. Find your next work opportunity or start your career with some of the excellent businesses! Employers attending include:  Macy’s,  Starbucks, Walgreens,  Managed By Q,  FedEx, Comcast, BiRite, and more Info: Location: CCSF, Room 140 – Multi Use Building (MUB) Date/Time: Weds,

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DPW Year Round Crew

Are you a team player who loves working outside? Apply for a DPW Year Round Crew Position! Department of Public Works is looking for young people ages 18 – 24 to join their team. To learn more, read below.   What is the job? You will be involved in litter removal, manual weeding, raking, sweeping,

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SF PUC Internship Opportunities

Do you want a work opportunity that offers mentorship and a foothold in the public sector? The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission has a variety of internship opportunities for youth and early career professionals. Take a look at some of the opportunities below. Please visit the PUC website to lean more and apply.   Project Pull – Paid summer

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Alameda County Health Care Services Agency’s EMS Corps

Are you ready to start a career in health care? EMS Corps is a highly selective, rigorous academy that prepares youth who are from the community and ready to serve for careers in Emergency Medical Services. To learn more, please see their flyer and visit their website. If you have a High School Diploma or

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Partner Opportunities are external jobs and internships with Jobs+ partner organizations. To apply for a position listed in Partner Opportunities, please review the details and follow all included instructions.

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Success Stories from Job Applicants

Youth Jobs+ Success

“I used to be frightened by interviews and that hindered my progress finding a job. With the support of Summer Jobs+, I was able to work on my interview skills. I found an incredible job where I still work today.”

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“I was able to get a paid summer internship at a real estate company and did so well that they hired me full-time. Now I am able to help my family.”

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“At each of my internships, my mentors wanted the best for me, pushing me to excel. I know that all the skills and other things I’ve learned are things I can take with me to college.”

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“Before I started working, I was very shy and soft spoken. After getting hired, I’ve become more comfortable. I’ve learned how to deal with unhappy and discouraging customers.”

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