OCIL Learn & Earn at MCC
Learn and Earn Experience!
Learn and Earn at MCC is an integrated internship experience designed to give students paid relevant, hands on experience while they are still enrolled at MCC.
Benefits for Students
- You gain significant paid work experience while earning income and completing their associate degree.
- Work full-time in your future industry with classes offered outside of the work schedule so that they don’t conflict.
- Graduate with your associate degree within 2 years of joining the Learn & Earn program
Benefits for Employeers:
Learn and Earn provides partner companies:
- Access to a pipelne of entry-level ready candidates
- Candidates that are talented, highly qualified and diverse
- Program curriculum designed to meet your industry's needs
If interested in becoming a Learn and Earn hiring partner, please contact the Office of Career Integrated Learning.
Current Learn & Earn Programs
- A career opportunity within the Biotech program at MCC that allows students to apply to work with a partner biotech company while completing their associate degree.
- Work full-time while taking ~7 credits/semester (i.e., 1 lab class and 1 non-lab class).
- Classes will be offered outside of the work schedule so that they don’t conflict.
- Students will graduate with their associate degree within two years of beginning the opportunity.
BENEFITS:
- It is an opportunity for students to gain significant paid work experience in the biotech industry while earning income and completing their Biotech associate degree.
- A dedicated Learn and Earn team to support students during their time at MCC.
- Participating employers will guarantee employment for 1 year(if performance meets expectations), with the potential for permanent positions thereafter.
- Students are paid at least $22 - $30/hour (depending on shift), some with benefits.
- Fulfills the Biotech internship (BIT 200) requirement with Dr. Bladon.
- Participating students may be eligible for tuition scholarships and emergency funding if qualified.
WHAT IS THE POSITION?
- Students will start as Manufacturing Technicians and be responsible for performing routine and critical manufacturing operations such as cell culture and protein purification while maintaining adherence to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
- There are opportunities to grow and progress within the company depending on performance and interests.
- Participating employers include AbbVie, Bristol Myers Squibb, Pfizer, Quanterix, Ultragenyx, and Visterra.
Questions?
Connect with us.
ocil@middlesex.edu