One Albuquerque: 2021 Youth Job & Volunteer Fair
1. Discover
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2. Prepare
The key to having a successful job fair experience is to develop a game plan for success. Get tips on how to prepare for a job fair, build a resume, and more.
3. Apply
Attendees are encouraged to apply for positions at any time before, during, or after the fair!
4. Questions
Email us your question and we will get back to you as soon as possible!
5. More Jobs
Find jobs and volunteer opportunities from organizations across Albuquerque!
6. Learn
Learn from the experts about professionalism and career advancement.
Apply & Interview for Positions
The City of Albuquerque is hiring for the following positions:
| Position | Description | Application Link |
|---|---|---|
| Adventure Leader | Instruct and supervise youth in outdoor activities such as climbing walls, bicycle safety education programs, caving, rappelling, rocket building, archery, and more. | Apply |
| Aquatics Aide | An Aquatics Aide does a grip of fun stuff for the City swimming pools. If you want to teach lessons, respond to emergencies, and interact with swimmers, the Aquatics Aide job is right for you! You don’t even need to know how to swim - you just have to enjoy the water and have an outgoing attitude! If you don’t want to teach lessons, that’s cool too - we need plenty of cashiers. | Apply |
| Assistant Bicycle Mechanic | Make a lasting impact with bicycle riders by helping people learn to repair their bicycles. Mechanical training is provided, and no experience is necessary. If you are a person that loves bicycles and wants to help other people, this is the job for you! | Apply |
| Volunteer BioPark Camp Counselor | Teen volunteers assist camp teachers at the ABQ BioPark Zoo, Aquarium, Botanic Garden and Tingley Beach with classroom management and activities working with children from K-9th grade to discover nature. | Apply |
| Volunteer BioPark Nature Guide | Teen volunteers teach visitors about the fascinating world of animals and plants while inspiring a sense of stewardship towards the earth and its inhabitants at the at the ABQ BioPark Zoo, Aquarium and Botanic Garden. | Apply |
| Open Space Youth Corps | Bosque restoration and maintenance work including trail maintenance, removal of invasive plant species, fence building, and other projects. The job is outdoor work and working in the sun. | Apply |
| Balloon Fiesta Park Cashier | Cashiering, supporting golfers, and various other duties. | Apply |
| Balloon Fiesta Park Event Staff | Monitor Balloon Fiesta Park indoor and outdoor events. | Apply |
| Inclusive Recreation Leader | Support participants with disabilities in a recreation program. | Apply |
| Lifeguard | Lifeguards are highly trained first responders who are prepared to respond to any type of emergency in and around a pool. Not only to respond to emergencies but more importantly prevent injuries from occurring by enforcing facility rules. We also get to teach children of all ages how to swim! | Apply |
| Mayor's Creative Youth Corps | First-hand experience for young people interested in pursuing a career in the arts or culture. Learn from experts in their fields about everything from creating and touring your art internationally to curating museum exhibits! | Apply |
| Recreation Leader | Provide planned inclusive activities for children. | Apply |
| Tennis Instruction | Teach tennis, pickleball, or disc golf to children and adults in the community. | Apply |
| Youth Program Education Assistant - Outdoor Education | This job is for individuals 18 and older. You get to work with a Youth Program Educator to team-teach outdoor education programs for youth at the Open Space Visitor Center, Open Space public lands, and City Community Center parks. Assist with general education projects - preparing, organizing, and cleaning materials, activity development, and general administrative tasks. | Apply |
| Albuquerque Fire Rescue | Firefighter 3rd class. | Learn More |
Volunteer Opportunities
Visit One Albuquerque Volunteers today to create a volunteer profile and find safe opportunities near you!
- Keep up to date with the largest and most up to date list of volunteer opportunities in the city.
- Track your volunteer hours and download/print your volunteer resume for your next interview.
- Make meaningful professional connections to City of Albuquerque departments and community partners.
- Make a difference! We believe in addressing our greatest challenges with a whole-of-community approach--together, we are One Albuquerque!
According to the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), volunteering is associated with 27% higher odds of finding employment.
Additional Jobs
Youth Connect has compiled the following positions from organizations in Albuquerque and surrounding areas. These listings are not affiliated with the City of Albuquerque. Please contact the organization directly for more information.
| Company | Description | Contact Information |
|---|---|---|
| Teenior (Teeniors Tech Coach) | Teeniors® are tech-savvy teens and young adults who help seniors and older adults learn technology through one-on-one, personal coaching. Whether it's a smartphone, computer, website or app - our goal is to empower older adults to connect with their loved ones, engage with their community - and the world - through technology, while providing paid, meaningful jobs for youth in New Mexico. | Apply |
| Pizza 9 - Chello Grill - Revel Burger | Positions open for: Delivery Drivers, Cooks, Shift Manager, and Customer Service Reps/Cashiers. Please email us with your resume and a list of references. | Email Jasmine Bouquet |
| SSA Group - BioPark Restaurants | Food Service Associates, Food Service Cooks, and Maintenance. |
Email Amy McGee |
| Bernalillo County Detention Center Corrections Officer | Over the age of 18 should be able to pass a background check. |
Call Alex Griseto at (505) 839-8912 or (505) 839-8999 |
| Rocky Mountain Youth Corps | Conservation Crew Member: Rocky Mountain Youth Corps has two job openings for crew member positions for its current conservation season. RMYC is a youth development organization that inspires young adults to make a difference in themselves and their community through training and team service in an outdoor environment. Women are encouraged to apply! Qualifications: 18 - 25 years old; Strong work ethic; Able to commit to entire term of service; Able to work in supervised environment. To Apply: Fill out an online application at www.youthcorps.org |
Email Janus Herrera or Call (505) 544-7521 |
| Together for Brothers | Youth Organizing Summer Internships from May 24-August 6, 2021 for and paid 5-week and 8-week summer programming on biking, cooking and leadership cohorts for self-identified young men of color ages 12-24 years old who ideally live, work, play, pray or learn in the International District (87108/87123) and Westgate (87121). Check out www.togetherforbrothers.org for more information. |
Email Together for Brothers |
| Ancestral Lands | Crew Leaders, Assistant Crew Leaders, and AmeriCorps Crew Members. Work outside while gaining certifications and money for school! Ancestral Lands Conservation Corps (ALCC) is selecting interested indigenous young adults for seasonal work. Gain experience, training, and certifications in trail building, chainsaw operation, historic preservation, and more. No experience necessary. Visit ancestrallands.org for more information. |
Visit ancestrallands.org and click "Join" or call Robert Mariano at (505) 252-1005 |
| Fresquez Companies | Cashiers & crew members, prep-cooks, and cooks. |
Visit fresquezcompanies.com to view all of our available positions and apply! |
Learn from the Experts
Drug Testing 101 - Recording
This presentation will cover any questions you may have regarding drug testing requirements. Presented by the City of Albuquerque
Professionalism 101 - Recording
Learn the first steps to take in being a true professional, from dress to language to social media. Presented by the City of Albuquerque
Career Exploration - Recording
Learn to use workforce solutions career exploration tools to guide you on your career path. Presented by the NM Dept. of Workforce Solutions
Financial Literacy - Recording
Information on how to setup a bank account and what to do with your first paycheck. Presented by First Financial Credit Union
ADA & EEO
The City of Albuquerque is an equal employment opportunity employer. The City of Albuquerque complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and offers reasonable accommodations in the employment and application process to qualified individuals with disabilities. To RSVP for an ASL Interpreter or request a reasonable accommodation at the Job Fair, please contact the City of Albuquerque Human Resources Department by calling (505) 768-3749 or sending an email to [email protected].
Help
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WiFi Access
For options to connect to free WiFi throughout the City of Albuquerque, click below. You can also watch videos on how to connect to the free WiFi hotspots in English, Spanish, Arabic, Mandarin, & Vietnamese.
