Everett Career Link - Summer Programs

Summer 2025 Registration is closed for the year. Check in again in February 2026!

Everett Career Link is a partnership between Everett Public Schools, Snohomish STEM, the City of Everett, and regional employers designed to offer students the opportunity to "learn before they earn" by showing what it is like to work in a specific job environment, and providing high school credit to students.

High school internships, mentorships and career exploratory experiences support the vitality of the region by providing students with the opportunity to access knowledge of pathways to fulfilling careers, while at the same time providing employers the opportunity to address workforce needs by working with potential future employees.

Email Bree Youngberg with any questions about this exciting program! BYoungberg@everettsd.org.

Exploration

Participation
Structure
Description
Students will work with fellow 8th and 9th grade peers to meet virtually with a variety of Industry Professionals and to learn about career paths into a variety of industries.
- Provides students a look at career opportunities in career clusters that are aligned with their abilities, interests and personalities to formulate academic and career goals, while creating a plan for achievement of those goals through high school course and beyond planning.
- The 3-week summer course is focused on supporting in-coming freshman and current freshman with an intentional effort to recruit students who can benefit from additional guidance prior to entering high school.
- Special Education, EL, low income, and AVID students will especially benefit from this course. 
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Participation
Structure
Description
Students will work in a small group of fellow 10th and 11th grade students to interview industry professionals and to answer an industry-specific problem.
- Provides students a look at career opportunities in career clusters that are aligned with their abilities, interests and personalities to formulate academic and career goals, while creating a plan for achievement of those goals through high school course and beyond planning. 
- Groups will work closely with a mentor to discuss solutions and ideas while applying problem-solving, collaboration, project management, human relations, presentation skills, and networking skills.  
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