Chairman Oliver G. Gilbert, III's office is on the lookout for ambitious youngsters ready to dip their toes into the professional world this summer. According to the information provided by the Miami-Dade County official website, applications are now open for the 2024 Summer Youth Internship Program, a staple in the district for nearly two decades aimed at enriching the lives and resumes of young residents.

Bringing more than just a paycheck, the Summer Youth Internship Program has been a launchpad for teens and young adults eager to gain their first taste of the working world. While earning valuable experience, interns can expect to pocket a minimum of $15 per hour for high school students and $18 per hour for college students. Interns must fall within the age bracket of 16 to 23, as highlighted on the Miami-Dade County official website.

For those eager to apply, details about the application process and the necessary forms are available on the official website of Miami-Dade County. The Chairman's office clearly states that to be considered for this coveted position, applications should be submitted no later than May 10. Set to kick off on June 10 and run until August 2, the program promises to handpick deserving young men and women for an experience designed to shape the business leaders of tomorrow.

It's more than just busy work; these internships offer a front-row seat to the real-world business environments, melding education with practical experience. Interested parties are encouraged to visit the dedicated webpage for more info or to reach out directly to the contact person, Loretta Everett, via phone at 305-474-3011 or by email at [email protected]. Given the impact and potential of the Summer Youth Internship Program, business partners across District 1 are lining up to provide positions that not only bolster a resume but also spark the intriguing possibility of fulfilling lifelong careers.