Campus Employment Opportunities
There are significant employment opportunities on campus for students attending Shasta College. the best time of the year to find a campus job is early in the Fall or Spring semesters. There are primarily three types of campus jobs:

• Regular Campus Jobs are jobs on campus that are funded by individual departments that need students. You must be enrolled in at least nine (9) units. Not all on campus jobs are posted on the Job Board. For the majority of on campus employment opportunities, it is best to contact the departments directly.
• Financial Aid Federal Work Study Program is available to students that are eligible for the program. Apply with the Shasta College Financial Aid office in room 108.
• Cal WORKS Work Study Program: A program for students enrolled in the Cal WORKS program.

Helpful Job Sites_____________________________________________________________________

• Jobs.Redding.com has joined forces with Yahoo! to provide fast and effective job search resources.
   
• Cal JOBS is the EDD's Internet based employment opportunity system for California.
   
• Craigslist (Redding) has local listings of job opportunities.
   
• Shasta County Human Resources links to employment opportunities, salary and benefits facts, County personnel policies and bargaining agreements, and paths to a variety of other points of interest and web sites.
   
• USAJobs.gov is the official job site of the United States Federal Government.
   
• EdJoin.org is the place to go for jobs in public education. Whether you're hunting for a teaching position, management job or a classified support vacancy, chances are EDJOIN has just the right career for you.
   
• Merit System Services connects people with career opportunities in County Departments of Social Services and Child Support Services within California.
   
• State Personnel Board provide the most comprehensive and current information available on state job openings and civil service exams.
   
• Internsource is a program of the Community College Foundation. The program contracts with private companies and government agencies to recruit, hire and manage student employees for various positions within their organizations.
   
• ReddingHelpWanted.com offers many free services and different ways to search to help you find the job you've been looking for.
   
• Indeed.com is a search engine for jobs - with a radically different approach to job search. In one simple search, Indeed gives job seekers free access to millions of employment opportunities from thousands of websites.
   
• Monster.com At this extensive site you can search for jobs, post resumes, research companies and obtain career advice and salary information.
   
• SnagAJob.com The nation's largest part-time and full-time hourly job site.
   

Other Job Resources__________________________________________________________________

• Projections of Employment by Industry and Occupation estimate the changes in industry and occupational employment over time resulting from industry growth, changes in technology, and other factors. These data are commonly called "occupational outlook" or "demand occupations".
   
• SMART Center is a one stop center for Shasta County residents that need training or employment services.
   
• State Personnel Board constitutionally established in 1934, the State Personnel Board (SPB) is responsible for California's Civil Service System. SPB ensures that the State's civil service system is free from political patronage and that employment decisions are based on merit. The SPB provides a variety of recruitment, selection, classification, appellate, goal setting, training and consultation services to state departments. The SPB also promotes efficiency and economy in state government and is a leader in efforts to improve and reform civil service practices.
   
• America's Career InfoNet includes information about employment trends (generally and by industry), wages (by occupation and state), state profiles, job leads, over 3,500 links to career web sites, and a career exploration guide.
   
• America's Job Bank includes job listings, online resumes and an online job search.
   
• America's Service Locator contains information on service providers that are relevant to employment and training. Here you will find information on services ranging from One-Stop Career Centers to child care providers and transportation services.
   
• US Department of Labor includes employment projections, labor force statistics, job information and outlook and a career guide to industries.
   
• Job and Career Information Source includes job listings, career planning, resumes and company information.
   
• JobWeb includes job descriptions, salary and employer information, online career fair and job search tools.
   
• Occupational Outlook Handbook includes job descriptions, working conditions, salary and wages, education/licensure/certification needed and job prospects for hundreds of occupations.
   
• Salary.com The No. 1 salary calculator, used more than 40 million times per year. A quick guide based on national salary surveys, the Salary Wizard reports an average salary unadjusted for company size, industry pay differentials, and your experience.