Pima Vocational High School Mentors & Interns

Pima Vocational High School student interns are responsible, hard working young people who have each completed at least 32 hours of employment skills training. Interns are assigned work placement experiences with our Pima County and community partners. Student interns work 1-4 hours per day for six weeks, assisting employers with every day tasks and learning valuable real world work skills. 

Interested in learning more? Find out more about our Vocational Program here, or learn about becoming a mentor in the Mentor Packet, or contact a Youth Specialist for more information. 
Current Mentor? Go here. 

Where have PVHS interns worked?

City of Tucson Parks & Recreation
Pima County Rio Nuevo
Chopstix Restaurant
Pima County Print Shop
Kids 4 Ever Daycare
A Helping Hand Thrift Store
BICAS
McElroy's Auto Shop
Pima County One Stop
Sushi on a Roll Restaurant
My Little Angels Daycare
YMCA
Kids World Day Care
Kino Stadium
Goodwill 
Shaffer's Restaurant
Waste Water Reclamation Department
A Handyman's Haven
and more!
“I believe that all young people are capable of being productive members of our society. By devoting my time to mentor students, I am enhancing their opportunities to be successful in life. By exposing our interns to the nature of the work that our Public Works Departments perform, I engage them in thinking about potential professions that provide infrastructure, public safety and quality of life.

Mentoring has been mutually beneficial. The student interns learn job skills while providing helpful assistance in our office. I am proud to say that long-term relationships with the interns have been established and I gain personal satisfaction observing them develop professional skills and mature attitudes.

Young people are our future leaders. I believe the time and energy we invest is rewarded with strong leaders that improve our society as a whole and make life better for all of us.”

Juanita Garcia-Seiger, Mentor
Special Staff Assistant to Deputy County Administrator John M. Bernal, 
Public Works Administration

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