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Pasadena opens applications for paid ROSE youth internships with $2,000 stipend
Summary
Pasadena’s ROSE (Realizing Opportunities through Skillful Employment) program is accepting applications for paid internships for residents and students aged 14–24 from low- and moderate-income families; participants may earn up to $2,000. Deadline: Feb. 27; positions are filled first-come, first-served.
Pasadena is accepting applications for the ROSE (Realizing Opportunities through Skillful Employment) paid internship program, the Rose City Report announced.
The program targets residents and students ages 14 to 24 from low- and moderate-income families and offers short-term paid placements across city departments, including recreation, technology, clerical and public safety. Participants can earn up to $2,000 and receive mentorship and practical work experience.
Applications are due February 27 and positions are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. The announcement encouraged eligible applicants to apply early and noted placements are limited.
The program is intended to provide entry-level work experience and training opportunities for local youth; the host urged listeners to check the city’s website or the Rose City Report for application details and links.
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