Pelham Together summer internship program offers local work experience—and pay

April 8, 2019

Do your teens have summer plans?? Check out the Pelham Together Summer Internship – a great way for your high schooler to gain actual work experience, leadership training, work locally….and get paid! More information: http://bit.ly/2WxhMwi To apply: http://bit.ly/2WDpgh9

Editor’s note: This announcement was provided by Pelham Together.

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