All candidates for summer employment for 2012 must submit an online application and provide a current resume to be considered for a position. Even if you have previously worked for CTY Summer Programs, you will not be allowed to submit the online application without uploading a current resume (or confirming that a previously uploaded resume is current). Below are further instructions and links to the 2012 CTY Summer Employment Application.
Candidates who have previously worked for CTY Summer Programs should access the online application by logging into MyCTY. Although you are not required to submit updated references or transcripts, you will be required to upload a current resume or verify that the resume we have on file is current in order to submit your application. If you do not remember your MyCTY login information, go to the MyCTY login page and follow the lost/forgotten login information instructions.
Candidates who have not previously worked for CTY Summer Programs should access the CTY Summer Programs Employment Application for New Applicants. You will be required to upload a current resume in order to submit your online application. In addition to your application and resume, the following supporting documents are required:
Have referrers complete CTY's Employment Reference Form
If you already have your transcripts and completed Reference Forms at the time of your application, these may be uploaded along with your resume. Otherwise, please complete the application and, as soon as possible, email your transcript(s) and Reference Forms to ctysummer@jhu.edu or fax them to 866-345-3731.
More details about supporting documentation can be found in the Supporting Documentation page.
For information regarding requesting accommodations for CTY summer employment, please visit Requesting Workplace Accommodations.
All candidates submitting a completed application form will receive a confirmation email when the application is successfully submitted. The hiring process for the 2012 CTY Summer Programs is as follows:
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