Lake City High School

YOUTH EMPLOYMENT - This is a great time for students to gain valuable skills for their future careers. On this State website link you can find answers to Frequently asked Questions, and have access to numerous Youth Resources. Also, find information on Youth Worker Safety and opportunities for Youth with Disabilities.

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EMPLOYING MINORS IN MICHIGAN - How many hours can a student work per week?

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Download a work permit

CA-6 Work Permit for minor under 16 years of age

CA-7 Work Permit for minor 16 to 17 years of age 

Employers must keep completed permits on file for each employed minor.

If you want to connect young people with online career readiness tools, here are some excellent resources. These sites are user-friendly and assist young people in learning more about their personal interests/career goals and searches in their area.

• SnagajobLinks to an external site. is a word search engine with a search feature dedicated to jobs for teens.

• Hire TeenLinks to an external site. is a search engine and skill development site that offers job tips and interviewing advice.

• Teens 4 HireLinks to an external site. includes an excellent section on labor rights that may interest your students.

USAJOBS

An official website of the United States Government

Apply for jobs in the federal government

You can only apply online with a complete USAJOBS profile.

LIVE . WORK . EXPLORE

(Seasonal and Year Round jobs)

The Xanterra Travel Collection delivers a world of unforgettable experiences in the most beautiful places on Earth. Xanterra is the largest operator of lodges, restaurants, and other concessions in some of America’s most renowned national parks and owner of some of the world’s top travel and adventure companies.

Virtual & In-Person Job Fairs: Approved work search activities

Did you know participating in a virtual job fair can serve as an approved work search activity for unemployment benefits claimants?

A schedule of upcoming virtual and in-person job fairs is available on the Pure Michigan Talent Connect Career Events Calendar. Among the upcoming events:

DNR job opportunities

Hundreds of seasonal park positions available - Spend your summer outdoors in some of Michigan’s most beautiful places!

Our more than 1,300 seasonal park workers positions are great for college students, retirees or those that love to work in the outdoors. The hourly rate starts at $15.25.  To express interest, provide your contact info and work location(s) where you're interested in working. It should take less than five minutes.

We're also hiring seasonal park rangers. These positions are paid $19.39 - $27.26 an hour and receive state employment benefits.

Calling all motivated individuals who want to explore a Rewarding CAREER in the TRANSPORTATION industry!

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is offering a unique opportunity for you to gain hands-on experience and valuable skills through the MDOT Transportation Career Pathways Program. This exciting program typically runs from May through September and is limited to 832 hours per appointment.
In the North Region we are offering the following tracks:

Transportation Maintenance Worker (TMW) Track
As a TMW participant, you'll engage in hands-on work related to the upkeep and maintenance of transportation infrastructure. From roadways to bridges, you'll play a crucial role in ensuring safe and efficient travel within our region. 

Transportation Technician Track
Dive into practical, hands-on or lab-based work focused on becoming a skilled transportation technician. Gain valuable experience in maintaining and improving transportation systems, contributing to the smooth flow of traffic and overall infrastructure reliability.

Trade-Helper Duties Track
For those exploring various aspects of the transportation industry, this track offers hands-on work related to trade-helper duties. Learn from electricians, maintenance mechanics, and heavy equipment mechanics to discover your specific interest within the diverse field of transportation.

Missaukee County Road Commission is currently looking to hire 2 positions for this summer.

Must be 18 and must have a driver's license.

If you are interested in applying stop into their office, located at  1199 N Morey Rd, Lake City, MI 49651

BIEWER LUMBER - Career Opportunities

At Biewer, we’re more than a team— we’re family.

We inspire each other and empower you to be your very best.

When you join our team, you’ll enjoy competitive compensation, opportunities for professional development, and a culture built on work-life integration.

Apply today!

MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

The State of Michigan is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Click on the link for a list of current openings.  Click on a job title to learn more and to apply online.

In need of SUMMER WORK?

White Birch Campground and Canoe rental in Falmouth is looking for some awesome kids who are willing to be part time workers to help out Saturdays and Sundays, as well as a couple of week days if they wanted more hours. Call Lindsay Howard at (989) 430-9037.

The only requirement is that they have a license and are able to help with loading canoes. Hopefully you have some awesome kids to send our way.

Lake View Motel and Gift Shop

Help wanted - Housekeeping

When: 10:00 am-2:00 pm- 4 days a week/weekends and holidays a must

No experience is required.  Will hire 14/15 year olds- 

If interested, please inquire at Lake View Motel for an application.

River Ranger (Multiple Positions) - Summer Job Opportunity

Trout Unlimited and the Huron Manistee National Forest are recruiting River Rangers for the 2023 summer season to work on Wild and Scenic Rivers (AuSable, Manistee, and Pine Rivers) in the Huron-Manistee National Forest. The River Rangers will spend time on a Wild and Scenic River and talk to recreational users about responsible river behavior. The River Rangers will go to river landings in the morning to check watercraft permit compliance and educate river users on rules and regulations and responsible river ethics as they prepare to get on the river. In the afternoon, interns will pick busy segments of the river to float in kayaks alongside other interns where they will make contacts with recreational users to ensure compliance as well as provide education on Leave No Trace principals, safety precautions, and stewardship of Michigan’s Wild and Scenic Rivers.

SURVEY TECHNICIAN TRAINING PROGRAM

6 Week Program is scheduled to begin in March 2023 and completed in early April 2023.

This program is intended to provide the fundamental skills required to become a survey technician and is designed to provide an overview of the technologies and their applications used by the survey and civil engineering industry.

NMC HEAVY HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION TRAINING PROGRAM

Program:   
Regional training program focused on heavy highway construction
297 Hours total – 25 hours per week instruction = 12 week program

Audience:        
18 and up. HS graduate or GED required. Michigan resident.

Cost:                 
$0 per participant (FREE), funding provided by MiLEAP

Schedule:       
January 23, 2023 – April 21, 2023 (one week off for spring break)

Credentials:     
Graduates will leave with NCCER accreditation.
NCCER is the commonly used acronym for the National Center for Construction Education and Research. The NCCER was founded in 1996 to standardize training and provide industry-recognized credentials for those working in the construction, maintenance, and pipeline industries.

The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) is actively hiring for several positions – these are jobs that support Michiganders!

Current opportunities include Rehabilitation Counselors, an electrician and more! If you're passionate about supporting our state's residents and businesses, explore State of Michigan job openings today!

Wildlife & Wetlands Solutions

Open Positions - Habitat Technician / Outdoor Labor

The mission of Wildlife & Wetlands Solutions is to assist private landowners, private companies, and governmental agencies in wildlife and ecological planning, enhancement, and restoration. Their goal is to provide quality habitat for wildlife species, using decades of professional and educational knowledge.