TVCC Student Employment
> Who can be employed in the Federal Work-Study Program?
> When can I begin searching for a work-study job?
> What do I need once I find a work-study job?
> When do I need to begin using my work-study funding?
> Why do some students get work-study and some don't?
> Can any student work in a federal work-study position?
> Can any work-study student work in a "community service" position?
Who can be employed in the Federal Work-Study Program?
Only students who have completed a FAFSA application and have received an offer of federal work-study funding in their award package. If you have been offered work-study funding, you may compete for an on or off campus work study position.
When can I begin searching for a work-study job?
All students may begin interviewing for on or off campus jobs on the first day of the quarter in which an offer of work-study funding was made. View Work-Study Job Listings!
What do I need once I find a work-study job?
You will need to come to the financial aid office and pick-up your work-study employment packet, fill out all forms with the position supervisor and then return the completed packet to the financial aid office. Make sure you bring the identification required for filling out employment documents.
When do I need to begin using my work-study funding?
Federal Work-Study funding is always in short supply. You must find a work-study position, complete all necessary paperwork, and notify TVCC Financial Aid of your employment within the first two weeks of the quarter or your work-study funds will be offered to someone else. Also, your work-study funding may be adjusted if it is determined that you are no longer working or are no longer working sufficient hours to continue in your position.
Why do some students get work-study funding and some don't?
TVCC has a limited amount of funding from the U.S. Department of Education each year to award to students in the form of work-study dollars. This funding is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis to those students who meet the eligibility criteria. Funding for work-study positions goes to students who complete their FAFSA's and financial aid files first. Usually, some students do not accept their work-study awards. Those funds are awarded again to students on a first-come first-served basis that have indicated their interest in the work-study program and have placed their name on a waiting list.
Can any student work in a federal work-study position?
No. Work-study designated jobs are available ONLY to students who are eligible for the Federal Work-Study program.
Can any work-study student work in a "community service" position?
Yes. Community service designated jobs are available to students who are eligible for the Federal Work-Study program and are interested in working off campus.
Interested in a community service position that is not yet available at TVCC? - Contact Us!
Employment Resources
Information for Students
> Check your 09-10 Work-Study Balance
> Step-by-Step Work-Study Employment
> Work-Study Job Listings - Now available!
Contact HR for employment documents
Student Time Sheet
09-10 Payroll Schedule
10-11 Payroll Schedule
Information for Employers
> Supervisor Login
> Work-Study Position Request
Community
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