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The document summarizes information about the Wilkinsburg Youth Project (WYP) workshop series and program. It provides details about the following: - WYP is a youth employment program that seeks to foster skills to aid in positive life outcomes through meaningful community projects led by youth. - The workshop series focuses on work readiness and life skills, and will cover topics like food preparation, resumes, and cover letters. - Youth will be paid $8.25/hour for workshops and the after-school program, and must follow expectations around attendance, behavior, and work duties.
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- 1. Welcome to the WYP Workshop Series!
- 2. What is this about? • An opportunity to get paid to learn professional and life skills • A chance to customize your learning experience • Workshops in 2020
- 3. What is WYP? • BYP: Since 2006. • WYP: Since 2014 • Our mission: Wilkinsburg Youth Project is a youth employment program that seeks to foster skills that will aid youth in advancing toward positive life outcomes, by providing meaningful and sustainable community development projects, generated and maintained by the youth. We seek to harness the energy and creativity of youth to promote positive, culturally relevant change in their community. • Work Readiness Skills • Community-Focused Work • These Workshops Focus Primarily on the Skills
- 4. WYP School Year Schedule • Monday – Friday, 3:30 – 5:30 pm. • Optional Homework Time from 5:45 – 6:30 pm. • November – Early May • Teams: • Kelly Primary Mentoring • Community Forge Mentoring • Media Team
- 5. Why Workshops? • You have busy schedules • Some of you go to school very far away • A way to convey information without the time commitment. • At any point you can decide to sign up for the after-school program. • Sign up for the Summer Program and Fully Take Part!
- 6. Pay Structure • You will be paid $8.25 an hour for the after school program as well as the workshops. • Each workshop: $16.50 before tax. • WYP After-School: $66 weekly before tax. • WYP After-School includes a $100 bonus divided over four paychecks. • First paycheck is December 11. Second workshop paycheck is 12/25*. Third workshop paycheck is 1/8.
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