Summer 500 program connects Savannah teens with paid summer jobs and career experience
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Applications are now open for Summer 500, a program designed to connect local students with paid summer work opportunities across Savannah and Chatham County.
The program is open to rising high school juniors and seniors ages 16 and older.
Organizers say participants will have the chance to explore career paths, meet mentors, build workplace skills and gain real-world experience that can strengthen future job, college and scholarship applications.
The initiative aims to help students build confidence while preparing for long-term career success through hands-on learning opportunities during the summer months.
Parents are encouraged to help eligible students apply for the program.
To apply click here.
Recent Posts

Beaufort Co. leaders deny latest Pine Island golf course proposal, reject settlement offer

Dave Turley’s First Alert Weather forecast for Monday, November 09, 2026

Georgia Bulldogs fan reacts to end of SEC championship game

2 victims in weekend Savannah shooting identified as murder suspect and registered gang member

From Capitol protesting to lawmaker: Bentley Hudgins joins Georgia’s historic new class of lawmakers

Man pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter in 2022 Chatham County homicide

‘Lost but not forgotten’: Nine Line CEO on honoring fallen soldiers’ families

Proposed Bryan County warehouses raise concerns about traffic, flooding

Canady’s Coats for Kids starts 7th annual drive

Year-end financial planning: Why beneficiary reviews and long-term care matter

