Workforce Development

Career development through implementation of educational and rehabilitative services. For youth, these services focus on career and skill exploration. For adults, our focus is to assess and improve on current limitations on prospective employment. 

 

Career Days

Every school year COMPACT works with the Middle Schools to organize Career Day at each campus. Professionals from various fields speak to students about their career experiences and how to be successful.

Conservation Fellows

A local fellowship program for Escondido students. This fellowship provides students with real world experience working in STEM fields involved with conservation work. As part of the programs, students will work with professionals and mentors to design a restoration proposal for the Escondido Creek Channel.

Internships

Students interns must commit for at least one semester working under the supervision of program coordinators in one of the categories below. Duties may vary and include one or more programs in each category. At this time, internships are not paid.

Adult interns commitment varies on a case by case basis. Please contact us for more information.

Internships are assigned by categories and you may be assigned to support one or programs within that category.

***Due to the nature of program scheduling and target population, preference may be given to interns available in the afternoon/evening time (2 PM +)

Phone: (760) 839-4515

Volunteer and Intern Coordinator

Izzy Medrano

imedrano@educationcompact.org


Job Shadow Day

Every year COMPACT organizes a district-wide Job Shadow Day. On this day, students from each of the Escondido high schools are hosted by a local business that matches their career interest and for one day they get to experience that job first hand.

North County Tattoo Removal Program

This free program is available for people living in North San Diego County, with priority given to those ages of 18-35. Participants must have visible gang tattoos on their face, head, neck, or hands which are inhibiting their ability to find employment or leave the gang life. They must not have any current involvement with gangs, gang members, or gang activity.