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Virtual Prep Jobs in Texas (NOW HIRING)

PM Line Cook - Part-Time

Dallas, TX · On-site

$17 - $22/hr

Collaborate with our virtual Front of House team to deliver exceptional dining experiences. Line Cook Requirements * Solid foundation in culinary skills, including knife/prep work, flat-top cooking ...

PM Line Cook - Part-Time

Dallas, TX · On-site

$17 - $22/hr

Collaborate with our virtual Front of House team to deliver exceptional dining experiences. Line Cook Requirements * Solid foundation in culinary skills, including knife/prep work, flat-top cooking ...

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Workforce Specialist(Part Time)

Manor, TX • On-site

Boys & Girls Clubs
Charitable Organizations • 201 - 500 employees

Part-time

Posted 9 days ago


Job description

Before school will be used for planning, coordination, and individual student support:

  • One-on-one career advising sessions for students who can only meet early

  • Coordinate job shadowing, internships, or dual enrollment schedules with local employers or colleges.

  • Prep work for guest speakers, employer site visits, or career events.

  • Collaborate with teachers to align career exploration activities with curriculum goals.

  • Meet with counselors or admin to discuss student progress or career-readiness strategies.

During school hours is when the specialist can have the most direct impact:

  • Host classroom workshops on job readiness topics like resume writing, interview skills, and career exploration.

  • Facilitate career panels or virtual guest speakers representing various industries.

  • Oversee student internships, job shadowing, or work-based learning programs that occur during school hours.

  • Partner with CTE (Career and Technical Education) teachers to support pathway programs with employer connections.

  • Support special education transition planning by helping students with IEPs explore post-secondary work options.

After school offers time for extended or flexible programming:

  • Run after-school career clubs or mentorship programs.

  • Host job fairs, resume clinics, or interview prep workshops in partnership with local businesses.

  • Meet with parents/families to discuss career options and pathways.

  • Coordinate part-time job opportunities for students, including connections with youth employment programs.

  • Develop student career portfolios or help with applications to apprenticeships, jobs, or college.

Even part-time, a workforce specialist can also:

  • Establish partnerships with local employers, workforce boards, and community colleges.

  • Secure guest speakers, mentorship programs, and experiential learning opportunities.

  • Collect and track data on student placement, internships, and employment for reporting and improvement.