Internships Are Out There: Find The Right Opportunity
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- 1. Welcome to theAcademy of Finance Northeast High School St. Petersburg, FL
- 2. Introduction Debbie Fischer, AOF Director Elisa Petro, Academy Accounting Teacher Maggie Saturley, Academy English Teacher Dawn Huber, Achieva Credit Union, AOF Advisory Board Member
- 4. Learn business skills to prepare for the future
- 5. Learn money management by making better financial decisions
- 10. 10 Minute Break
- 11. Reports
- 13. Volunteer Hours towards Florida’s Bright Future Scholarship
- 14. 75 hours
- 16. Elective Credits
- 17. Dual Enrollment College Credits for Program Completers
- 18. Uniforms
- 20. John Handel & Associates
- 21. New York Life
- 25. Allows students to work with members, promote accuracy and efficiency, and learn to work under pressure.
- 28. Ninth grade behavioral interview (PSCU Financial)
- 29. Second interview (Achieva Credit Union)
- 30. Summer training (Achieva Credit Union)
- 31. Management
- 32. Teller
- 33. Member Service Advisor
- 34. Marketing
- 35. Auditing
- 36. Document volunteer hours towards Florida Bright Futures Scholarship
- 38. Job Shadowing
- 41. Member Service Advisors (MSA)
- 42. Head Tellers
- 43. Tellers
- 44. Auditing Team
- 45. Marketing Team
- 47. Workplace Competencies Attendance/Punctuality Work Habits Communication Team Member Ethics/Integrity Attire
- 48. Advisory Board Highly involved in providing experiential and financial components for the program. Business Partners are a key component to the success of the Academy of Finance. Serves as an advocate for the academy to educational, political, and business communities. Provides paid internships for academy students. Consists of members of the business community that meet on a monthly basis. Provides industry expertise to support academy curriculum.
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- 50. Activity
- 51. Team Time to Complete Compensated Internship Template – 20 minutes
- 52. Break Time
- 53. Teams Report
- 54. Contact us at Maggie Saturley University of South Florida msaturley@me.com Dawn Huber Achieva Credit Union dhuber@achievacu.com Debbie Fischer Northeast High School fischerd@pcsb.org Elisa Petro Northeast High School petroe@pcsb.org
- 55. Closing Remarks and Questions
Editor's Notes
- Debbie
- Introduce each person.
- Huber
- Huber
- Saturley
- Fischer
- Fischer
- Fischer
- Fischer
- Dawn
- ElisaEvolution of the program – Consultation services by students traveling out into the community.
- ElisaSame skills on job sites are also reinforced on campus opportunities.Ethics - Confidentiality
- Elisa
- Maggie
- Maggie30 minutes of work time
- Distribute tickets as participants enter room after break.Draw two prizes for returning on time.
- Debbie
- Draw for two prizes again