Work-Study / Student Employment
The work-study and student employment program provides an excellent opportunity for students to earn income while pursuing their education. Most positions offer minimum wage, and students usually work 19 hours per week. Payroll is processed bi-weekly, and earnings are directly deposited into the students' accounts.Locating Student Job Opportunities
Laredo College offers employment opportunities for over 200 students each semester across various student roles. This page provides valuable suggestions for securing a student job with the college.
Student Employment Supervisor Toolkit
Student Employment Guidelines
This guide provides a clear roadmap to successfully navigate Laredo College's Work-Study and Student Employment programs. It outlines eligibility criteria, application procedures, key deadlines, and emphasizes the crucial role of meeting financial aid requirements and maintaining a strong academic record for program participation.
Student Employment Supervisor Agreement Form
This document outlines the responsibilities of supervisors who work with student employees at Laredo College. It covers important topics such as:
- Federal Work Study program compliance: Supervisors must ensure student employees are eligible to work and follow all federal guidelines.
- Work schedule and compensation: Supervisors are responsible for creating and approving accurate work schedules, ensuring students are paid correctly for all hours worked.
- Student safety and emergency procedures: Supervisors must prioritize student safety and be prepared to respond to emergencies.
- Professional development and harassment: Supervisors must provide training and support to student employees and maintain a harassment-free work environment.
This document is essential for any supervisor working with student employees at Laredo College. It provides a clear framework for compliance, communication, and ethical practices.
Employment Evaluation Form
This documentis used to evaluate how work-study students are performing in their jobs. It checks areas like attendance, the quality of their work, decision-making, teamwork, communication, and whether they follow the dress code.
Student Employment Exit Form
This document is for students who are leaving their job. It gathers information about the reason for leaving and ensures all necessary steps are completed for a smooth transition.
Returning Student Employees Form
For students returning to work in the next semester, this document collects information about their financial aid status and eligibility. It helps the Financial Aid Office process any updates needed.