Work-study is a federal need based award granted to eligible students who would like to work part-time on campus while completing their degree program. Work-study was designed to provide financial assistance to students through valuable work experience, encourage community service and work related to the student’s course of study that can be included in their curriculum vita after graduation.
All students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form. The applicant must:
• be admitted to a Financial Aid eligible degree, diploma or certificate program
• be enrolled in at least six credit hours each semester
• Earn and maintain at least a 2.0 Cumulative GPA
• Meet the Satisfactory Academic Progress Guidelines for Federal Student Aid
• Complete the online Work-Study application
• Not have an outstanding balance owed to the College
If you meet the above requirements, then please review the open positions (if available) and complete the Application for College Work-Study below (be sure to list your top 2 position choices on the application). If you are eligible for Work-Study, your application will be forwarded to the hiring supervisors for the positions listed on your application. If you are selected for an interview, the hiring supervisor will call you to arrange an appointment.
APPLY FOR WORKSTUDY
For all inquiries, please contact Mrs. Licinia Kearse, Workstudy Coordinator, 803.535.1370.
Available Positions:
Department: Adult Education
Semester(s): Spring and Summer 2020
Hours per week: 20
Job Duties: : Literacy Tutor: Provide support to the academic success of students functioning on various Literacy Levels. Work with students individually to provide basic elementary tutoring skills in math and reading on various Literacy Levels. Also provides assistance with Computer-Assisted instruction.
Department: Community Services
Semester(s): Spring and Summer 2020
Hours per week: 20
Job Duties: Provide tutoring services to students in various grade levels in Reading and Math and assists with homework assignments. Positions are at off campus locations and offers competitive hourly rates. Work schedules may vary to include afternoon or evening hours, but does not require working on the weekends.
Department: Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing Technologies (Welding Program)
Semester(s): Spring and Summer 2020
Hours per week: 6
Job Duties:
Assistance needed to create and edit documents related to program restructure and continued program accreditation. Also, create, edit, and update documents using Word, Excel, and other office documentation software. Documents include procedures, outlines, and documents related to program accreditation.
Department: Health Sciences and Nursing
Semester(s): Spring and Summer 2020
Hours per week: 20
Job Duties: Answering phones, shredding documents, creating Microsoft documents for faculty. Assisting lab coordinator with lab needs such as pulling supplies, setting up labs, washing/drying/folding clothes, running errands on campus to various departments, etc.
Department: Library
Semester(s): Spring and Summer 2020
Hours per week: 15
Job Duties: Checking in and out items, assisting students with general technology questions, re-shelving items, using the library’s scanner to digitize photos, yearbooks, and newspaper articles.
