What are the responsibilities and job description for the Workforce Experience Intern Steel position at Worthington Steel?
Worthington Steel, in partnership with local high schools, offers The Worthington Steel Workforce Experience (WSWE) – a 14-week, pre apprenticeship program designed to give interested seniors the opportunity to discover careers in the manufacturing industry. WSWE includes classroom and hands-on training with the potential to join our team at the end of the program.
In Class & On-the-Job Learning Worthington Steel will work to educate students by combining career readiness skills training, in areas such as safety, communications, finance and problem solving, with hands-on techniques they will use in their day-to-day work.
Students will also spend time working on the production floor. We incorporate a paid Material Handler internship as a part of this curriculum. Students go to work during the school year and learn the same skills as our entry level employees.
By applying:
- You are committing to attend the Family Night at Worthington Steel on November 13th to interview for the WSWE program
- You have verified with your advisor/counselor that this program will work with your schedule and is the right fit for you