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The 6th cohort to graduate from the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) celebrated their achievements last night with family, colleagues, mentors and dignitaries. Launched in 2007, AYIP is a 12-month paid internship for Aboriginal youth, providing professional experience, leadership development and intercultural relationship building.
USAID Mission Director John Groarke celebrates the closing of a six-month USAID-sponsored Energy Sector Internship Program with 135 participants from across Pakistan.
The Glenn College celebrated the completion of the 2019-20 High School Internship Program with a dinner for the participants Monday (2/45/20) at Page Hall. The High School Internship Program is a unique public service internship program that allows high school students in the fall term of their senior year to gain first-hand experience within organizations in the public service sector.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported 242 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
25 members of the tenth year cohort of the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) celebrated the completion of their 12-month program at a ceremony in Victoria, BC.
Year 7 Completion Ceremony | 2013-14
22 members of the seventh year cohort of the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) celebrated the completion of their 12-month program at a ceremony in Victoria, B.C.
The Honourable John Rustad, Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation, presented each of the interns with a completion certificate. Speakers included Chief Ron Sam, Songhees Nation, Chief Andy Thomas, Esquimalt Nation, Kate Elliot, Métis Nation B.C., Howard Grant, First Nations Summit, Hjalmer Wenstob, BC Assembly of First Nations, Priscilla Sabbas Watts, and intern Joshua Gottfriedson.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported more than 250 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
For more info: www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/careers-myhr/job-seekers/inter...
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported more than 250 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
For more info: www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/careers-myhr/job-seekers/inter...
Year eight graduates of the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program celebrate the completion of their 12-month BC Government internship. The program helps young Aboriginal British Columbians youth build skills and networks, leadership skills, and learn about careers in the BC Government.
2014 Washington, DC Summer Internship Program participants with National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations Founding President & CEO Dr. John Duke Anthony.
The 6th cohort to graduate from the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) celebrated their achievements last night with family, colleagues, mentors and dignitaries. Launched in 2007, AYIP is a 12-month paid internship for Aboriginal youth, providing professional experience, leadership development and intercultural relationship building.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported 242 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
25 members of the tenth year cohort of the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) celebrated the completion of their 12-month program at a ceremony in Victoria, BC.
The 6th cohort to graduate from the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) celebrated their achievements last night with family, colleagues, mentors and dignitaries. Launched in 2007, AYIP is a 12-month paid internship for Aboriginal youth, providing professional experience, leadership development and intercultural relationship building.
A ceremony celebrating the latest group of interns to complete the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) is held October 25, 2016.
The event – attended by Chiefs, elders and leaders from First Nations communities across the province – showcases a program that helps First Nations, Metis and Inuit youth gain work experience in government and community organizations. As well as work experience, AYIP provides participants with valuable networking, professional and leadership skill development.
This year marks a milestone for the program, which has welcomed 10 cohorts of interns to its ranks.
The 6th cohort to graduate from the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) celebrated their achievements last night with family, colleagues, mentors and dignitaries. Launched in 2007, AYIP is a 12-month paid internship for Aboriginal youth, providing professional experience, leadership development and intercultural relationship building.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported 242 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
DOE Tribal Internship Program 2005 intern Tanya Martinez on a site visit. Photo from Sandra Begay-Campbell, Sandia National Laboratories.
Year 7 Completion Ceremony | 2013-14
22 members of the seventh year cohort of the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) celebrated the completion of their 12-month program at a ceremony in Victoria, B.C.
The Honourable John Rustad, Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation, presented each of the interns with a completion certificate. Speakers included Chief Ron Sam, Songhees Nation, Chief Andy Thomas, Esquimalt Nation, Kate Elliot, Métis Nation B.C., Howard Grant, First Nations Summit, Hjalmer Wenstob, BC Assembly of First Nations, Priscilla Sabbas Watts, and intern Joshua Gottfriedson.
Alaska Career Discovery Internship Program is partnership with the Student Conservation Association to provide a 12 week internship to college freshman and sophomores to discover careers with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
The Alaska CDIP interns meet for their first time in Fergus Falls, MN for a week of orientation at the Prairie Learning Center. They participated in team building activities and sessions all the program in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Best Salon and SPA in Martinsburg and we're ready to pamper you.
Come enjoy the experience of our elegant salon & spa where we have earned a solid reputation for excellence from our many Martinsburg clients.
Trained in the most advanced cut, style, color and wave techniques our team of stylists will prescribe a customized look to suit your unique lifestyle. Your complete satisfaction is guaranteed.
Our design team is trained in the most advanced cut, color, style and wave techniques. Each member of our team attends on-going advanced education seminars all over the country. We also have an internship program designed to train and mentor young talent in Martinsburg, West Virginia and introduce them in our industry.
Our Spa is known for pampering you. Our educated therapists adapt their eclectic massage techniques for your needs to help increase circulation, relieve muscle tension, and promote relaxation. Our massages include an aromatherapy hot towel wrap and massage for the feet, and hot towel compression on the back. Steam showers are a great companion to any massage to help loosen muscles and aid in relaxation.
A classic, full body massage utilizing long strokes and kneading to reduce tension and increase circulation to promote relaxation. Light to medium pressure is used and hot stones may be incorporated. This service includes an aromatherapy hot towel wrap and massage for the feet, and a hot towel compress for the back.
Be Pampered. Join us and experience our team of highly skilled hair stylists and Spa technicians in Martinsburg, West Virginia.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported more than 250 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
For more info: www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/careers-myhr/job-seekers/inter...
Students participate in a seminar session with National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations Founding President & CEO Dr. John Duke Anthony.
The 6th cohort to graduate from the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) celebrated their achievements last night with family, colleagues, mentors and dignitaries. Launched in 2007, AYIP is a 12-month paid internship for Aboriginal youth, providing professional experience, leadership development and intercultural relationship building.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported 242 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
SIGNIFICANT FACTS CONCERNING YOGA TEACHER YOGA TEACHERS INTERNSHIPS PROGRAM IN INDIA WITH PATANJALI YOGA SUTRA SCHOOL
Students visit the offices of Al-Monitor, a prominent news and commentary site that was the 2014 recipient of the International Press Institute Free Media Pioneer Award.
2009 David Allen Internship Program. L to R: William Griffith, Director of Tourism; Olivia Riley of Hampton University, Premier Dr. Ewart Brown, Jonathan Shabazz of Laurentian University, and Kevin Smith of Laurentian University.
The 6th cohort to graduate from the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program (AYIP) celebrated their achievements last night with family, colleagues, mentors and dignitaries. Launched in 2007, AYIP is a 12-month paid internship for Aboriginal youth, providing professional experience, leadership development and intercultural relationship building.
As a STEM Teacher and Researcher (STAR) Program summer intern at SLAC, Carolina Nava monitors and organize the manufacturing of vacuum components for the future LCLS-II. Carolina is also helping her mentor Giulia Lanza host a week-long summer camp for high school girls – the SLAC Accelerating Girls Engagement in STEM (SAGE-S) program – which encourages college-bound girls with a passion for discovery and innovation to pursue STEM careers.
Carolina has a B.S. in Economics from the University of Oregon and a Master’s in Teaching from Pacific University, and currently teaches math at Wy’east Middle School in Hood River, Oregon. Carolina is mentored by Giulia Lanza, head of the Vacuum Assembly & Installation Laboratory in SLAC’s Mechanical Fabrication Department.
Learn more about SLAC's educational and internship programs: careers.slac.stanford.edu/jobs-slac/educational-and-outre...
Alaska Career Discovery Internship Program is partnership with the Student Conservation Association to provide a 12 week internship to college freshman and sophomores to discover careers with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
The Alaska CDIP interns meet for their first time in Fergus Falls, MN for a week of orientation at the Prairie Learning Center. They participated in team building activities and sessions all the program in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported 242 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
Transformation Internship Program (TIP) is a unique opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students to gain training and experience in state government and assist in organization change management, business process re-engineering and/or information technology systems and solutions. Through TIP, students gain experience in areas such as strategic planning, human capital management, organizational change management, quantitative and qualitative management and fiscal planning.
Students are assigned to program teams, enabling them to work with state employees and transfer their classroom activities to actual work experiences.
The fall session welcomed 69 students to the program, although many of them are not able to attend today’s event. The Departments supporting student projects this session include AG’s, B&F, DAGS, DCCA, DHRD, DoD, DOE, DOT, Governor’s Office, Lt. Governor’s Office, and OIMT. Universities represented were Brigham Young University, Hawaii Pacific University, University of Hawaii and University of Phoenix.
www.beautysalons.localmartinsburg.com
Best Salon and SPA in Martinsburg and we're ready to pamper you.
Come enjoy the experience of our elegant salon & spa where we have earned a solid reputation for excellence from our many Martinsburg clients.
Trained in the most advanced cut, style, color and wave techniques our team of stylists will prescribe a customized look to suit your unique lifestyle. Your complete satisfaction is guaranteed.
Our design team is trained in the most advanced cut, color, style and wave techniques. Each member of our team attends on-going advanced education seminars all over the country. We also have an internship program designed to train and mentor young talent in Martinsburg, West Virginia and introduce them in our industry.
Our Spa is known for pampering you. Our educated therapists adapt their eclectic massage techniques for your needs to help increase circulation, relieve muscle tension, and promote relaxation. Our massages include an aromatherapy hot towel wrap and massage for the feet, and hot towel compression on the back. Steam showers are a great companion to any massage to help loosen muscles and aid in relaxation.
A classic, full body massage utilizing long strokes and kneading to reduce tension and increase circulation to promote relaxation. Light to medium pressure is used and hot stones may be incorporated. This service includes an aromatherapy hot towel wrap and massage for the feet, and a hot towel compress for the back.
Be Pampered. Join us and experience our team of highly skilled hair stylists and Spa technicians in Martinsburg, West Virginia.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported more than 250 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
For more info: www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/careers-myhr/job-seekers/inter...
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported 242 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
Year eight graduates of the Aboriginal Youth Internship Program celebrate the completion of their 12-month BC Government internship. The program helps young Aboriginal British Columbians youth build skills and networks, leadership skills, and learn about careers in the BC Government.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported more than 250 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.
For more info: www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/careers-myhr/job-seekers/inter...
Students visit the Washington, DC office of the League of Arab States and meet with Arab League Ambassador to the United States Dr. Mohammed Alhussaini Alsharif.
The Indigenous Youth Internship Program has supported 242 interns to date and is one of the most successful programs of its kind in Canada. Established in 2007, up to 25 Indigenous youth ages 19 to 29 are placed into 12-month paid internships each year. The interns spend nine months in the BC Public Service followed by three months in one of over 100 selected Indigenous organizations across BC.