Food Service - Child Nutrition Department - STUDENT INTERNSHIP RR-199887

Posted 2 days ago

anokahennepin school districtAnoka (MN)

Food Preparation Workers Food Service Contractors

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$18.50/ hour

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About the role

Child Nutrition Assistants (Food Services) Anoka-Hennepin is currently looking for high school students who are interested in working part-time (4 or less hours a day) for food services over the lunch period on student contact days. May include a rotation of any or all of the following duties: Prepare, cook and serve foods. This may include baking, main dish, salad and grill. Clean and sanitize food preparation areas, dish room, utensils, equipment and machines. Inventory, storage and some stocking duties.

Minimum Qualifications:

Must be at least 16 years of age.
Must be able to perform job duties independently.
Must be able to lift a minimum of 25 pounds.
Ability to maintain regular attendance.
Must be physically working in the building.
Must be enrolled in one of the following:
An Anoka-Hennepin Work-Based Learning Program with a focus in the food service industry; An Anoka-Hennepin student participating in PSEO; A homeschooled student in the Anoka-Hennepin School District.
Students working to receive credit must be enrolled in the Work-Based Learning Program.
Rate of Pay: $18.50/ hour. Not eligible for insurance benefits.

Special Instructions: If you meet the posted criteria, please apply online. Qualified candidates will be called for an interview. At the interview and/or job offer, you will be notified of schedule and location options. Schedules for most positions start mid-morning and are done by 2:00 pm, and will be determined at the time of placement.

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