Kyo is now hiring a Behavioral Technician in Utah County!
Great for individuals wanting to work 1:1 in play-based instruction using techniques from Applied Behavior Analysis.
What you need to apply: an interest in and experience interacting with children in a working capacity, willingness to drive 45 minutes, High School diploma, 18 years of age, pass a background check. The pay range is $16-$20 per hour.
Please come to the BYU on-campus presentation February 22nd for more information.
Interested in working for a Residential Treatment Center?
Heritage Community has offered student trek opportunities to interested students! We will carpool using BYU vehicles and lunch will be provided. You must submit a quick application prior to the event due to space constraints (priority given to Jr/Sr and early submissions). If chosen to attend, you will be notified via email. We will tour the facility, eat lunch, and chat with industry professionals.
Please join us for a campus tour of The Heritage Community February 21st. See flyer for details.
This is a unique opportunity for students to practice teaching Family Life Education courses to community members. Any BYU student who wants to teach family and individual wellness to strengthen marriages and parent-child relationships are welcome to apply between Oct 1-Dec 1st of this year.
This is a special internship where you will have the opportunity to take everything you have learned and combine it into a single, engaged, real-world environment. Using an evidence-based, nationally recognized curriculum, you will teach both parents and children how to improve their interaction and emotional patterns within the family. Regardless of your career aspirations, this internship will help position you to be successful as you collaborate with the community and increase your professional competence and confidence.
It’s time to get ahead while you can & find a position that will be a good fit for you after graduation! Your social science degree would qualify you for a career as a Financial Analyst. Look below for information on how to apply and get in touch with recruiters to best market yourself.
The CFPB will host three virtual information sessions about the DFA Program and the application process, including a question-and-answer period conducted over Webex. You must register to attend. Register for a session using the links below.
Webinar Session 1: Wednesday, September 20, 2023; 5:00 – 6:00pm ET
Join us for our drop-in Open House sessions held on the days after each webinar. No new information will be presented at these sessions, but they serve as an opportunity to meet with DFA Program Management, Recruiting Leads, and current DFAs to ask any remaining questions about the DFA program and application process.
Open House Session 1: Thursday, September 21, 2023; 1:00pm – 3:00pm ET
Are you ready to dive into an immersive and impactful social work internship experience? Look no further than the Division of Child & Family Services (DCFS)! They’re currently accepting applications for their highly sought-after winter internships, but you’ll need to act fast as the deadline is October 23rd. DCFS offers these incredible internships each semester, so you can tailor your internship experience to fit your schedule perfectly.
Don’t miss out on the chance to secure a winter internship – these positions fill up quickly! To get all the details and answers to your burning questions, schedule an appointment with Karen Christensen in the FHSS Internship Office. Simply email your availability to fhssinternships@byu.edu, and get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey in the world of social work.
