About the role#
San Diego Superior Court hires Student Workers to provide support across various court departments. This is a temporary, part-time position with a maximum of 20 hours of work per week. We maintain an eligible list of candidates to fill vacancies as they arise. Please note that placement on this list does not guarantee an interview or an immediate opening.
What you'll do#
Depending on the specific assignment, you will perform tasks within one of three areas:
- Office/Clerical Support: Handle general administrative duties such as filing, pulling, and delivering cases, answering phones, making copies, stocking supplies, and opening mail.
- Stores/Supplies: Manage the delivery of mail, office supplies, and furniture using hand trucks or dollies. You will also assemble office equipment and furniture using small hand tools.
- Children's Waiting Room: Assist with the care and supervision of children while their parents or guardians attend to court business.
What you'll need#
- You must be a full-time college student currently enrolled in at least 9.0 semester units or 12.0 quarter units at an accredited institution. This requirement is waived for students with a permanent disability.
- You must provide an official transcript and a completed Student Unit Load Verification Form.
- For Stores/Supplies positions, a valid California Class C driver's license is required.
Location & details#
- Work Modality: On-site.
- Locations: Court offices are located in San Diego, Vista, El Cajon, and Chula Vista.
- Terms: This is a temporary, non-benefited role with rolling recruitment.
About San Diego Superior Court
The San Diego Superior Court operates as a government agency within the California trial court system. It serves as the second largest court system in the state. The organization maintains multiple locations throughout San Diego County. It employs approximately 690 people to support the administration of justice.
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