
Golfworks is a
student internship
program conducted by the MGA Foundation for students interested in golf.
This program introduces students to careers within the golf industry by
providing summer jobs at a local golf club.
The goals of this program:
- for students to gain
meaningful employment
- to introduce students to
alternative career choices
- to meet positive role models
and build self esteem
- to expose students to golf,
including rules and etiquette
- to introduce golf to a new
generation
Interns:
- complete a thorough an
application process
- interview with an MGA
representative and the prospective golf club
- if hired, will work on a
rotating schedule providing them opportunities to work in all areas of club
operation
- work a 300-hour program from
May through August
- may be eligible for
employment a second year
- are given opportunities to
learn and play the game of golf
The ideal candidate:
- students 15-18 years old
- minority students
- "at-risk" students
- Grades C+ or better
- communication skills
- extracurricular involvement
- has an interest in golf
- has access to transportation
- has a financial need
The job:
- includes working in pro
shops, clubhouses, and on golf courses
- lasts for a ten-week period
- pays $7.75/hour the first
year
- pays $8.25/hour the second
year
See the Work Experience
Coordinator in the Post-Secondary Planning Office in March for an application, or call
345-9294 for more information.