Career Development

Career opportunities beyond our program

These include additional paid internships, training workshops, career exploration panels, scholarships, and leadership development. Check them out below and sign up today!

upcoming events
job opportunities
scholarships
college opportunities
Volunteer Opportunities
Career Panels

Upcoming Career Development Events

We will be offering a variety of fun events this spring. You can sign up for as many events as you are interested but keep in mind this is a professional commitment; please take a look at your calendar before you sign up. If something comes up, it is important to let an Enterprise for Youth staff member know. Please review each of the options below and sign up!

Job Opportunities

These jobs aim to match our talented and motivated youth with opportunities at businesses and with individual employers. They will provide our youth with positive and meaningful work experiences and connect them with the thriving community of San Francisco.

For other job opportunities, you can look here at Workforce Link SF.

  • Old Navy Retail

    Old Navy is looking to hire young people who are interested in engaging and connect with our customers by providing excellent customer service. Your goal is to bring our brand to life for our customers while building brand loyalty and delivering with productivity. Sign up with the interest form.

  • Papa Noodle

    Papa Noodle Cashier (Multiple Openings)

    Papa Noodle (117 New Montgomery Street) is looking for cashiers!

    Competitive pay and free meals offered.

    Apply in person or email papanoodlesf@gmail.com

Scholarship Opportunities

Listed below are scholarship opportunities that are available to you!

  • Koshland Young Leader Awards

    Candidates embrace a commitment to strengthening their families and communities despite facing formidable life challenges. Eleven outstanding San Francisco Unified School District juniors will receive $14,000 each to fund their tuition and/or education-related expenses.

  • Thrive College Jumpstart

    A free, 3-part virtual workshop series designed just for rising 11th graders who are ready to get ahead in the college admissions process!

    This summer, you’ll have the chance to hear directly from college admissions officers at top universities, explore summer enrichment opportunities, and build your own roadmap to college success — all on Zoom!
    View the event flyer here!

  • Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship

    The AFE scholarship presents life-changing opportunities.
    We want you to apply! When it comes to a paid industry internship and up to $40,000 in scholarships, your time can go a long way. You could be one of four hundred students chosen to win this double-sized opportunity—there’s only one way to find out.

  • Aveda Institute Scholarship

    The Aveda Institute San Francisco is offering a $6,000 scholarship to all Enterprise For Youth young people who enroll in the Cosmetology, Esthiology, or Barbering programs.

    The Aveda Institute, trains their students with the skills to thrive in the beauty industry while teaching environmental sustainability, creating a team of inspired, artistic, and prepared future beauty and wellness professionals.

  • ScholarMatch Destined for College San Francisco Program

    Destined for College San Francisco (DCSF) is a free program from ScholarMatch that helps first-generation high school seniors in the San Francisco Bay Area prepare for college. Students work with virtual coaches to explore college options, complete applications, write personal statements, apply for scholarships, and understand financial aid. Eligible students must live in the SF Bay Area, have at least a 2.0 GPA, meet income guidelines, and be the first in their families to attend college. Students who meet program milestones are eligible to apply for the Scholars Program college scholarship and success program. The application for this year is now closed. Please check back in February 2026 for the next application cycle.

  • Fracchia Prize

    This opportunity is open to San Francisco high school students and invites participants to respond to the prompt “Fighting for What’s Right” by researching and writing about a person or group who fought against injustice or wrongdoing to help make San Francisco a better, safer, and more inclusive city. Submissions must be original work (no borrowing others’ text or using extensive quotations), 1,200–1,600 words, and double-spaced, and will be judged on writing quality, engagement, topic choice, clear response to the prompt, accuracy, and theme development. Articles should be submitted as a PDF (preferred) and kept under 10MB; students must keep copies of their article and any associated image files in their original formats. Photography is optional and limited to three images.

    The top three winners will receive a cash prize. The current cycle is now open, and the deadline is April 12, 2026, at 11:59 PM.

  • Giants BAASST Scholarship

    The BAASST Scholarship Program is provided by the Giants Community Fund in partnership with six Bay Area professional sports teams. This opportunity is open to high school seniors from San Francisco and Sonoma counties who demonstrate strong leadership in school or extracurricular activities and maintain a minimum 3.0 GPA from sophomore through senior year. Applicants should show academic excellence, leadership, and a commitment to giving back to their communities. Each year, six students are selected to receive a $5,000 scholarship and are recognized alongside fellow BAASST scholars through team ceremonies.

    The application deadline is February 6.

Over 18+ Opportunities

Listed below are college opportunities that are available to you!

  • Foundations in Dental Assisting

    Get ready to kickstart a thriving dental career with JVS’s Foundations in Dental Assisting program.

  • Merit America Internships

    Merit America offers flexible, fully virtual programs that help individuals gain the skills and support needed to move into higher-wage careers. They offer various job opportunities and training programs, including in-demand career tracks such as Cybersecurity, Human Resources, Project Management, UX Design, Data Analytics, Supply Chain Planning, and IT Support. Along the way, the individuals will receive one-on-one coaching, personalized job search support, and access to additional resources to ensure their success. On average, program completer see wage gains of more than $20,000 per year, creating real opportunities for lasting economic mobility.

    If you would like to apply, please click the “Apply Now” button at the top of the page.

  • Yerba Buena Gardens Conservancy Carousel Staff

    Yerba Buena Gardens Conservancy is seeking new Carousel Staff. This is a part-time, on-call position that reports to the Services Manager of the Conservancy. This position helps create and build the synergies necessary for the Conservancy to thrive and succeed, both internally and externally, while exercising critical thinking. Some of the job responsibilities for this position include providing friendly and helpful service to guests, maintaining knowledge of current events taking place at YBGC, handling challenging situations with a high level of professionalism, and completing maintenance and cleaning tasks. The pay for this position is $24 per hour. Applicants must be 18 years old or older, have basic math skills, and be able to follow written instructions. Applicants should also have basic CPR certification and the ability to handle digital payments or cash transactions using a POS (Point of Sale) system. Applicants who are 18 or older and will supervise others must be fingerprinted and complete a Department of Justice (DOJ) background check before starting work.

  • Community Stewardship & Engagement Internships

    The Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy is currently recruiting new interns for its Community Stewardship & Engagement Team. The team is hiring two Community Engagement Interns, one Gardens Intern, and one Stewardship Intern. Each internship is a full-time, six month position that pays $32 per hour. Some key responsibilities include assisting with the planning and facilitation of volunteer and community programs, supporting the development and implementation of educational and interpretive activities, and tracking and reporting participant and program data. Applicants must have a valid driver’s license and either a high school diploma or relevant work experience.

    All applicants must be 18 years of age or older.

    The internship term runs from February through July.

  • CityBuild Academy Pre-apprenticeship program

    CityBuild Academy is San Francisco’s premier 12-week pre-apprenticeship program, empowering local residents to launch successful careers in the city’s rapidly growing construction industry by combining hands-on training with a rigorous academic curriculum that provides the technical skills, industry knowledge, and real-world experience needed to excel. Through classroom instruction and on-the-job learning, the program equips students with marketable skills and a competitive edge, offering a strong pathway whether you’re entering the trades or advancing your career. Applicants must be at least 18 years old, have a valid driver’s license with a three-year driving record, hold a high school diploma or GED, live in San Francisco, demonstrate 8th-grade–level proficiency on a basic skills test, and be able to lift 70 lbs.

    The application for this opportunity is now closed. If you are interested in joining the next cohort, please contact: jmartinez@missionhiringhall.org

  • Giants Ballpark Operations Intern

    The Giants are seeking new interns for an onsite internship opportunityat Oracle park. Interns will gain hands-on experience supporting multiple departments, including Security, Maintenance, Grounds, Engineering, Event Services/Operations, and Guest Services Event Staff. This internship offers the opportunity to be part of an iconic sports organization and work in a supportive, team-oriented environment.

Volunteer Opportunities

Looking for additional volunteer opportunities to put on your resume? Check out some opportunities below!

  • St. Anthony's

    St. Anthony's is the most comprehensive safety net service center in San Francisco, providing essential services, health care, and gateways to stability to families and individuals in need every day. Join the St. Anthony's family as a volunteer and help create a future where all people flourish by serving hope alongside their mission that has been caring for the community for over 75 years.

  • SF Marin Food Bank

    At the heart of the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank's mission to provide support to nearly 50,000 households in need are dedicated volunteers who selflessly provide the hands and hours required to do the work. Make a hands-on difference by volunteering in our warehouse or in our community.

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Career Panels

Career panel opportunities that are shared to us within the broader San Francisco Bay Area Community. Check them out below!

  • The Job Forum

    The Job Forum is currently offering free virtual workshops that cover a variety of topics. Check the link below to see the various workshops they are currently offering!