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This document provides information about a CalWORKs work study program run through Shasta College. It encourages current Shasta College students who are active CalWORKs participants to apply. It notes that employers can have 75% of wages reimbursed for eligible students, up to 25 hours per week. It provides contact information for the CalWORKs office to sign up as a student or employer.
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- 2. OUTSIDE COVER CalWORKS Work Study 1400 Market Street, Suite 8116 Redding, CA 96001 (530) 242-7744 Shasta College www.shastacollege.edu WORK program Earn While You Learn! BUILD your resume! To qualify for the Shasta College CalWORKs Work Study Program, you must: • Currently be attending the Shasta-Tehama- Trinity Joint Community College District (Shasta College) in an approved Welfare-to- Work program and making good progress • Meet with the Shasta College CalWORKs counselor and complete your Educational Assessment and Planning process • Attend CalWORKS work study meeting and orientation • Be prepared to accept and attend interviews • Contact: Shasta County – (530) 242-7744 Tehama County – (530) 529-7000, ext. 151 Trinity County – (530) 242-7744 The Shasta College CalWORKs Work Study Program encourages employment related to a student’s course of study. • Work Study reimbursement is limited to part-time hours (up to 25 hours/week) • Paperwork is minimal –– basic contract –– W-9 –– monthly reimbursement paperwork –– monthly employee evaluation Work Study Overview Study CalWORKsE D UCATI O N T H AT W O R K S ! CALIFORNIA COMMUN ITY C OLLEG ES What is CalWORKs Work Study? • Paid work experience in your field of study • Wages that do not count against your CalWORKs cash aid • A program that can help you fulfill your required CalWORKs hours WORK STUDY The opportunity to gain valuable experience in your field of study EMPLOYM ENT CalWORKS