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ALTA Youth Leadership Training Program
High school students can join this free program to learn leadership skills and job training while getting paid $9 per hour. Students work on projects and learn important life skills to prepare for their future careers.
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Eligibility9th-12th grade students, ages 14-18
FeesFree (students paid $9/hour)
HoursMonday, Wednesday, and select Thursdays 3:30 PM - 7 PM
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