Jobs
Seattle Parks and Recreation Americorps Position
Summer Program Service Leader
Americorps participants will work with a community if young people
between their 8th and 9th grade year who reflect the demographic and
ethnic diversity of their neighborhoods. Seventy-five percent of the
young people will have experiences some risk factors.
To Apply:
Please send cover letter and resume to:
Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation
c/o Mickey Fearn
100 Dexter Ave N
Seattle, WA 98109
Or e-mail cover letter and resume to mickey.fearn@seattle.gov.
Applications due by: June 12, 2009
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JOB TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH
STEP - Job Readiness Program for Teens
The Student-Teen Employment Preparation (STEP) program is a job readiness
program designed to provide youth with education, job skills and career
development training in the field of park resource management.
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Youth Engaged in Service (YES)
The Youth Engaged in Service (YES) Program is a volunteering program
for Seattle based youth between the ages of 13 and 18. Participants
will volunteer throughout the summer and will receive either community
service hours for school credit or a stipend as recognition of their
efforts.
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BE A LIFEGUARD FOR SEATTLE PARKS
Requirements, pay scale, and contact information for aquatics employment
can be found on the Aquatics
Employment & Training page.
APPLY ONLINE FOR CITY JOBS
Current Seattle Parks employment opportunities are posted with all
other current city openings at http://www.seattle.gov/personnel/employment/.
ASSOCIATED RECREATION COUNCIL JOBS
The Associated Recreation Council (ARC), an independent, not-for-profit
corporation, hires or contracts with many of the people who work at
Seattle Parks & Recreation parks and facilities. To find out more
about ARC positions or apply, visit www.arcseattle.org/employment.cfm.

ZOO JOBS
Current employment information for the Woodland Park Zoo.
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Zoo Job Opportunities 
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Updated
June 4, 2009
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