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CWSP FAQ
Corporate Work Study Program   >   CWSP FAQ

Does participation in the program qualify as a charitable deduction?

Participation in the program does not qualify as a charitable deduction. San Juan Diego views the partnership with its corporate sponsors as a business-to-business relationship, since students provide real business value to sponsors. The $22,000 fee for the students’ services comes directly from company operating budgets.


What kind of jobs do students perform?

Our students perform entry-level clerical tasks such as receptionist duties, filing, faxing, copying, data entry, mailroom, and conference room set-up.

 
Will the student workers be trained before they come to our office?

New students are required to attend a two-week job training institute during the summer. They are trained in the areas of team building, professional etiquette, communication, use of office equipment, keyboarding, confidentiality, diversity and presentation skills.


What are the responsibilities of sponsors and of the school?

Corporate sponsors commit to:
  • Provide meaningful work for students and to explain to them the importance of each student’s role within the organization.
  • Provide a supervisor who believes in the program and in the success of the San Juan Diego students, and who will ensure a positive work environment for students.

San Juan Diego promises to:

  • Provide an eager, capable student-worker to complete meaningful tasks in each corporate sponsor’s office.
  • Train the students prior to arrival at their work sites and throughout the duration of the program.
  • Provide daily transportation for students to and from work.
  • Manage all details related to payroll and taxes.


Common Concerns

“You want us to hire high school students?”
 
Technically, you contract with the Corporate Work Study Program to enjoy the assistance of our students. They are highly motivated and we ensure that they possess the necessary skills to add value to your workplace.
 

“But I don't have the money in my budget for this program.”

Our students provide you assistance for less than a full-time employee with benefits. You offer these students an experience in the professional world, while they earn their college-preparatory tuition.
 

“You want our company to support a Catholic school?”

Catholic is why we serve, not who we serve. This is a unique program preparing motivated and hard-working students for college and career success. There is no attempt to proselytize.

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