futureBOS
Looking for work? You're in the right place!
futureBOS has hundreds of opportunities for youth ages 14 - 18 and young adults ages 19 - 24 living in Boston. Most employers start reviewing applications by March 15, but don't forget to check back regularly as new opportunities will be added through early May. Use the filters to find at least three that look interesting and apply...now!
Data from past years shows that if you apply to at least three jobs, you have a 70% chance of getting hired. Many jobs are competitive and positions fill quickly - be sure to check futureBOS to see which jobs are still hiring before you apply. More job opportunities will be continuously added through April.
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futureBOS represents opportunities across many programs in the city. Have questions? Please reach out to the Office of Youth Employment and Opportunity:
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1483 TREMONT STREET
BOSTON, MA 02120
Step-By-Step Guide
For more information on the application and onboarding process, read our Step-by-Step Guide to Landing a Summer Job/Internship.
Work Opportunities
There are also many part time jobs available to youth in retail shops, restaurants and grocery stores around Boston. See here for a map and list of locations that often have openings.
Events
EventsFrequently Asked Questions
Step-by-step Guide for Landing a Job or Internship
We walk you through the steps to landing and onboarding a SuccessLink job
SuccessLink Jobs FAQ
Answers to frequently asked questions about SuccessLink jobs with the City of Boston and non-profits
Completing the City Job Hiring Process
Frequently asked questions about the City hiring system (iCIMS).
How to Get Your Youth Work Permit
Learn how to navigate the steps of getting a youth work permit.
Getting Paid
Learn how to sign up for a bank account and what your options are for getting paid.
Tips for a Successful Summer Job/Internship
Learn how to succeed and get the most out of your work opportunity.
My Rights on the Job
Know your rights and responsibilities as a youth worker
MBTA Youth Pass FAQ
Answers to frequently asked questions about the MBTA Youth Pass
Participating Programs
YEO's SuccessLink Youth Employment Program
Funds all youth jobs in public agencies and most of the jobs at non-profits citywide
Boston Private Industry Council (PIC)
Employs career specialists in BPS high schools and places youth in internships with businesses and jobs with community organizations
ABCD Summerworks
Provides summer jobs that give back to the Boston community for youth from low income families
John Hancock's MLK Scholars
Funds youth summer jobs in community organizations around the city and provides digital financial literacy training
Immigrant Youth Advancement Program
Provides leadership training and work experience with community non-profits to immigrant youth regardless of immigration status
OWD's Learn and Earn
Provides opportunities for rising high school juniors and seniors to earn money taking college-level courses
Youth Options Unlimited
Places opportunity youth in career pathway programming and supervised jobs with community-based organizations
YouthWorks
A statewide program that disburses funds to other organizations to run employment programs for youth and young adults
Boston Higher Education Consortium
Provides opportunities for high-schoolers to get paid to take college prep courses and/or work at a job on a college campus.
Who's Involved:
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futureBOS represents opportunities across many programs in the city. Have questions? Please reach out to the Office of Youth Employment and Opportunity:
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1483 TREMONT STREET
BOSTON, MA 02120
