What makes our Cristo Rey model unique is an innovative Corporate Work Study Program (CWSP), through which every student finances the majority of the cost of his/her education.

 

The Corporate Work Study Program places students into entry-level positions and generates much needed revenue for the school. At full enrollment, Cristo Rey Network high schools are able to cover nearly 80% of their operating expenses through the work program and a modest tuition.

 

The students are not on the payroll of the employing organization, but rather are employees of our separately incorporated CWSP.

 

By outsourcing full time, entry-level office jobs through this program, companies enable our students to earn tuition while gaining valuable on-the-job experience. Job sharing teams of students fill 8-hour positions one day per week throughout the school year. Students must complete a training program that includes workshops such as: Phone Skills, Dress for Success, Time Management & First Impressions.

 

 

 

Our students are engaged in primarily entry-level positions, performing tasks that include, but are not limited to:

 

• Filing/Copying
• Patient Transport
• Answering phones
• Data-entry
• Spanish translation
• Assembling mail
• Delivering inter-office mail
• Internet Research

• Fulfillment of office needs by a highly motivated, diligent workforce
• Reliable, pre-screened, productive workers that exceed expectations
• Enhancement of company profile as a community leader
• Opportunity to develop your future talent pool
• On-going training and high level of support provided by NDCR staff
• NDCR assumes all responsibility for payroll, worker's compensation, taxes, insurance, and transportation to and from jobs
• Compliance with stated Equal Opportunity Policies and Affirmative Action Plans
• A source of summer workers for companies