Student Employment

California State Departments post their current open Student Assistant positions on the SPB Web site, the CSUS Foundation Web site and the Community College Foundation Web site. Student Assistant/Internship jobs do not require a test. Interested candidates must be currently enrolled in an accredited college and can directly submit their applications to the address indicated on the vacancy announcement.

For additional information about the classifications (job titles) listed below, please use the class title link to the Class Specifications section of the SPB Web site. For information regarding current open positions, please use the "current posted vacancies" link below.

Student Employment

Classification	Vacancies
Graduate Student Assistant	Current posted vacancies
Student Assistant	Current posted vacancies
Student Assistant Engineering and Architectural Sciences	Current posted vacancies
Clinical Psychology Intern	Current posted vacancies
Microbiologist Intern	Current posted vacancies
Psychiatric Technician Student	Current posted vacancies
Student Aid	Current posted vacancies
Student Engineering Aid	Current posted vacancies
Environmental Services Intern	Current posted vacancies

Please refer to the following Web sites to identify available Student employment and internship opportunities. Candidates are encouraged to check frequently for new postings.

• SPB Vacancy Search
• CSUS Foundation
• Community College Foundation
• Capital Fellows Program
• Governor's Office Executive Internship Program

Summer Youth Employment

Summer Youth Employment programs offer an opportunity for State Departments to hire students from local high schools for summer employment as Youth Aids.

For additional information about the classification (job title) Youth Aid, link to the Class Specs section of the SPB Web site.

To find out if any State Departments in your area are currently recruiting for Youth Aids contact your Career Center at your local high school or contact the Regional Occupation Center (ROP) in your City.

For additional information about programs developed to help develop today's youth into a productive and skilled workforce, refer to the Employment Development Departments (EDD) Web site.