Employers & Employees
Every parent knows that today's students need to be challenged and explore new interests. Companies can support working parents by recommending TeenLife.com to their employees through their Work/Life Benefit Program. We are the perfect free resource that parents and other adults need when helping teenagers to find meaningful activities, whether it is to pursue a personal interest, build a skill, lend a helping hand, or apply for a job or internship.
Our website, fairs, printed guides, and other resources are specifically designed to assist employees with teens in connecting to all sorts of experiential learning opportunities.TeenLife.com will help to make a parent's job a little easier and their teenagers a little happier!
Corporate HR departments will enjoy the following free benefits when recommending TeenLife.com:
- Access to over 3000 Summer Programs, Community Service opportunities, After School & Weekend Activities, Gap Year Programs, Job & Career Resources, Independent and College Admission Resources, plus Local Activities that TeenLife Boston has carefully collected, screened, and updated.
- Listings of specific volunteer positions, jobs, and internships under "Teen Help Wanted”
- Monthly e-Newsletters, special supplements, and printed guides
- "Lunch and Learn" opportunities for your employees to have a demonstration of our website and a guest speaker of your choice on a topic of concern
- Ability to post your corporate events open to the public
- Priority registration at TeenLife events
Register now and join us!
Questions? Contact Annie Hurd, Director of Corporate Relations ahurd@teenlife.com
| EnCompass Education is changing the nature of the relationship between employers, employees and their children with a new benefit, Pre-K through MBA Care™. Employees with children from preschool through graduate school face the quintessential "work‐life balance struggle” as they encounter new challenges and issues as well as crisis situations that often emerge without warning. The work‐life services and supports needed are all about education … school placement, special education, high school advising, college admissions, graduate planning, and financial aid. |
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