Are you a Saint Paul employer looking to build and diversify your workforce? Serve our community and invest in Saint Paul's talented young people by hosting a Right Track intern. The City of Saint Paul Right Track program provides paid internship opportunities for young people ages 14 to 21. Through partnering with the Right Track program, you can: 📌 Expose young people to your industry. 📌 Provide additional support in meeting your business goals. 📌 Bring a fresh and diverse perspective to your organization. Learn more and pledge today ➡️ stpaul.gov/RightTrack
Right Track
Government Administration
St Paul, Minnesota 73 followers
Saint Paul Youth Employment
About us
Right Track brings together the City of Saint Paul, the Saint Paul Public Schools, local businesses, and community-based organizations to provide employment opportunities and professional skills training for youth. Together we are building a skilled and diverse workforce for the future.
- Website
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https://www.stpaul.gov/departments/parks-and-recreation/right-track
External link for Right Track
- Industry
- Government Administration
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- St Paul, Minnesota
- Type
- Government Agency
Locations
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Primary
Get directions
1022 Marion St
St Paul, Minnesota 55117, US
Employees at Right Track
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Eleanor Angone
Accomplished, passionate sales pro now helping non profits to grow revenue to achieve their missions for doing good.
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Oyelade Tayo
GIS Expert || Cartographer || Consultant
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Michele B.
Customer Success | Sales Operations & Supply Chain Leader | Trusted Partner | Passion for Sustainability & Driving Business Growth
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Jacob Frank
Senior Engineering Manager at Right Track, Inc
Updates
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Hello everyone! We are excited to highlight the fantastic work done by Neveah Askew over the Summer of '23. Neveah's supervisor at George Latimer Central Library (Saint Paul Public Library) shared some insight about their internship below: "Neveah Askew hit the ground running in her Right Track internship with the Innovation Lab at George Latimer Central Library. The Innovation Lab is a maker space for adults inside the library where members can create using a recording studio, media lab, 3-D printers, laser engraver, sewing machines, and more. One of the projects she worked on was helping develop and co-leading a brand-new workshop—Lightbox Photography. She shined at doing research, graphic design, and presenting as part of this project. The workshop was fully attended and received top scores when evaluated by participants. There was a deadline and pressure in getting a new workshop off the ground, but Neveah’s talent, positive attitude, and collaborative spirit made it a great success! " It's super exciting to see young people find enjoyment and success in their internships!
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