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AmeriCorps recruiting 34 members
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Posted on Aug 09 2004
The Public School System’s AmeriCorps program—a federally funded program—is currently recruiting 34 members to participate in the community service and educational program.
AmeriCorps members will provide tutoring and mentoring services to CNMI youths between the ages of 6 to 17 at various youth centers. Members will assist students during structured youth center activities that may include homework assistance, arts/crafts, sports activities/events, computer trainings, etc.
“Committed and dedicated members will provide positive role modeling to students from various backgrounds,” the PSS statement said.
Members will be awarded a living stipend for 900 hours served; and educational award of $2,362 after successful completion of program; developmental trainings and workshops; and satisfaction of serving the youth and community in the CNMI.
The scope of work will include tutoring and mentoring assistance to the youth; assisting in youth program activities; and serving in non-profit community events.
Those who want to participate in the program should be U.S. citizens, at least 17 years old, a high school graduate, and is drug free and possesses a clean police clearance.
Applications and proof of eligibility requirements must be submitted by Aug. 18, 2004.
For applications, contact AmeriCorps Program, CNMI Public School System Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment Office, Retirement Fund Building, 2nd Floor, Capitol Hill, Saipan; or call 664-3716/32; or email tenoriod@pss.cnmi.mp.
