Student Jobs and Internships

The ARC provides academic support to all students enrolled at Brightpoint Community College. The ARC’s primary goal is to create an open atmosphere of learning for all students. We assist students in numerous academic disciplines through a variety of tutoring techniques by addressing student’s individual needs. We are hiring for 2 positions.

Peer Tutor

The ARC Peer Tutor will support student learning by providing free tutoring services to Brightpoint Community College students. Peer Tutors assist with subject-area knowledge and serve as a model student, demonstrating techniques, attitudes, and philosophies of successful learners. Pay is $12.00 per hour. Open to both work-study and non-work study students.

Front Desk Assistant

The ARC Front Desk Assistant will perform receptionist duties and work closely with Tutoring Center Staff to provide an inviting environment to those who enter the ARC and Virtual ARC. Pay is $12.00 per hour. Open to all students eligible for federal work-study.

Professional Tutor

The professional tutors will work on the Chester and/or the Midlothian campuses to assist student tutors and students in a wide variety of subjects. Professional tutors will work one-on-one with students or in a small group setting. Professional tutors will act as a resource for student tutors and work with staff to develop training materials, and online resources related both to subject matter and tutoring practices. The pay for this position is $18 per hour. We encourage you to check our employment opportunities regularly for future openings.

The Academic Support and Strategic Partnerships Division is seeking an assistant for its administrative offices. This position is only available for work-study students. 

Location: Chester Campus, Nicholas Student Center, Room N128

Hours: Students would work part-time, Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 

Responsibilities:

• Make gift bags for student visits
• Organize and take inventory
• Greet guests as the enter the office
• Make copies
• Use excel to enter spreadsheet information
• Help out with other administrative tasks as they arise

Required skills: 

• Inventory management – Tracking supplies, restocking, and maintaining accurate count
• Attention to detail – Ensuring all items (like gift bags or spreadsheet entries) are accurate and complete
• Customer service – Creating a warm, welcoming environment to greet guests
• Verbal communication – Greeting and assisting visitors confidently and professionally
• Team collaboration – Working with others in the office to keep things running smoothly
• Office equipment use – Operating printers, copiers, and other standard devices
• Basic computer literacy – Navigating documents, forms, and digital communication tools

To apply, reach out to Heather Taylor by email or phone at 804-706-5163.

If you have any other questions, contact Tosha Robinson, FWS Coordinator. 

The Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Division is seeking two work-study students: one for the Chester Campus and one for the Midlothian Campus.

The successful candidate will perform office support tasks, such as:

• Filing
• Making copies
• Bulk scanning
• Data entry
• Shredding
• Running errands
• Assisting with any office-related duties as assigned

Required skills:

• Typing
• Data entry
• Strong computer skills with an emphasis on the various Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel, and Microsoft Office 365 apps, such as: SWAY and/or Power Pages
• Strong communication
• The ability to be skillfully detail-oriented

To apply, submit your resume to Ms. Stacey Lyon.

Job Description:

The Brightpoint Foundation is seeking a detail‑oriented and motivated student to support its daily operations and mission of fundraising on behalf of the college which includes robust programs in alumni, donor, corporate, and foundation relations. This position offers hands‑on experience in nonprofit administration, data management, digital communications, and donor relations support.

The candidate will play an important role in maintaining accurate records, digitizing documents, organizing/shredding files, supplies inventory and maintenance, supporting donor and community communication and planning, and more. This position is ideal for students interested in nonprofit work, communications, business, data management, or administrative support roles.

Responsibilities:

• Document Management & Digitization
  • Scan, digitize, and organize physical documents into the foundation’s electronic records system.
  • File documents accurately according to established naming conventions and retention policies.
  • Maintain and update organized digital archives for accessibility and compliance.
• Communications & Content Creation
  • Assist in drafting articles, donor stories, and student success features for newsletters.
  • Create content for LinkedIn and other platforms to highlight foundation initiatives, events, and impact.
• General Foundation Support
  • Conduct research on grants, program needs, and more.
  • Assist with administrative tasks such as organizing and shredding files, preparing documents, data entry, and supporting office operations.
  • Assist with supply inventory and organization.
  • Participate in special projects and other duties as assigned by foundation staff.

Minimum Qualifications

• Current Brightpoint Community College student.
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
• Ability to handle repetitive tasks (e.g., scanning, filing, data entry) with accuracy and consistency.
• Effective written communication skills, especially for drafting stories and articles.
• Comfortable working with computers, scanners, printers, and digital filing systems.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook) and willingness to learn additional software as needed.
• Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive donor or student information appropriately.
• Dependable, professional, and able to work both independently and collaboratively.
• Comfortable conducting research and summarizing findings.
• Availability to work a consistent weekly schedule (flexible around classes).
• Must be willing to work onsite on the Midlothian Campus.
• Commitment to accuracy, professionalism, and positive team engagement.

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with data entry, recordkeeping, or administrative tasks.
• Interest in nonprofit management, communications, or education-related fields.

Schedule & Location

No more than 20 hours per week, working between the hours of 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

This position will take place at our Midlothian Campus. Candidate must be willing to work on-site at the Midlothian Campus.

How to Apply

Email Brightpoint Foundation (foundation@brightpoint.edu) with your resume and cover letter. Professional recommendation letters are also welcome. Applications due by March 1.

Questions? Please contact the Brightpoint Foundation Team below.

804-594-1476, foundation@brightpoint.edu

Show your Brightpoint pride as a Student Ambassador, giving tours to prospective students and helping out with recruiting events. Read the full responsibilities and apply. Pay is $12.77 per hour. 

The Business, Engineering and Technology Division is seeking two Lab Assistants, one for the Chester Campus and one for the Midlothian Campus.

Chester Campus Trades Lab Assistant

The successful candidate should possess the skills to perform the following tasks:

• Set up and prepare lab spaces for daily instruction, including tools, machines, and materials.
• Maintain lab equipment by inspecting, cleaning, and performing minor repairs as needed.
• Monitor student safety and ensure compliance with all safety protocols and PPE requirements.
• Assist students with hands-on exercises and help demonstrate basic techniques under instructor supervision.
• Maintain accurate inventory of tools, materials, and supplies; order and restock as necessary.
• Assist faculty with preparing lab exercises, tests, and demonstrations.
• Clean and organize the lab to maintain a safe and orderly work environment.
• Report any equipment malfunctions or safety hazards to the supervisor promptly.
• Support instructors with administrative tasks as needed, including recordkeeping and data entry.

To apply, submit resume to the division office.

Midlothian Campus MakerSpace Lab Assistant

• Oversee the use of the MakerSpace laboratory, which contains a 3D printer, common hand and power tools, sensors, motors, and programmable microcontrollers (Arduino and VEX kits).
• Support students as they work in MakerSpace.
• Lead tutorials on how to use the equipment in the space safely.
• Maintain safe use of the Makerspace by making sure that students are wearing any required protective equipment and following the safety rules for each piece of equipment.
• Clean and low-level maintenance of machines, tools, and materials.
• Support the MakerSpace Coordinators in developing a repository of tutorials and projects for beginners in the space.

To apply, submit your resume to Dr. Frances Davis, Engineering Program Head.

The Business, Engineering, and Technology Division is seeking two work-study students, one for the Chester Campus and one for the Midlothian Campus.

The successful candidate should possess the skills to perform office support tasks, such as:

• Front desk and customer service
  • Answer phones and take messages.
  • Greet students, faculty, and visitors.
  • Respond to general questions and direct people to the appropriate offices.
• Clerical support
  • Make photocopies, scan, and file documents.
  • Sort and distribute mail.
  • Enter data into spreadsheets or databases.
• Office and program support
  • Assist with event setup and logistics.
  • Help create posters, flyers, or social media posts.
  • Maintain bulletin boards and information racks.
• Inventory and supply management
  • Organize and restock office supplies.
  • Check equipment and report repair needs.
• Project assistance
  • Help with special projects as assigned.
  • Conduct simple research under supervisor guidance.
• Professional conduct
  • Maintain confidentiality of sensitive information.
  • Follow all campus policies and safety guidelines.
  • Arrive on time and communicate scheduling conflicts in advance.

To apply, submit your resume to the division office.

Career Services Student Ambassadors work at the Chester and/or Midlothian campuses.

These Ambassadors will:

• Set up for career fairs; greet and register job seekers.
• Update the job boards in academic buildings/post new fliers.
• Organize the Career Clothing Closets and label new items.
• Help students access the online job board and schedule career advising appointments.
• Greet employers for tabling events.

Positions may be available for the 2025-2026 academic year on both campuses. Candidates may submit a resume and cover letter to Amy Shutts.

The CAPS program at Brightpoint is seeking two assistants to help the CAPS Coach with implementation of CAPS programming aimed at helping student parents on campus. This is position will start March 1.

Students will be responsible for:

• Executing a child watch program during the parenting support group, Circle of Parents.
• Assisting the CAPS Coach with other projects and activities as needed.

Student Requirements:

• Students must be enrolled in the Early Childhood Development Certificate, Early Childhood CSC, or Early Childhood AAS degree.
• Students must be able to work with young children.
• Students must have good verbal and written communication skills.
• Students must be available to work in the evening at least one day per week.

Additional Considerations:

• Previous experience working with children.
• Previous experience working in an office setting.
• Good organizational skills.

This position is based at the Chester campus. Pay is $12.77/hour. Please submit your resume to Katrina Bailey.

The Brightpoint Great Expectations program is seeking a work-study student to provide support as an assistant.

Duties include:

• Setting up for events and workshops on and off campus.
• Storing, shredding, and managing files.
• Promoting the Great Expectations program by visiting high schools, attending outreach events, and distributing marketing materials (e.g., flyers, pamphlets, business cards).

Students must be a Great Expectations student in order to apply.

Requirements:

• Good communication and written skills
• Ability to be detail-oriented
• Reliable transportation

Hours may include day and evening shifts. Students will work primarily at the Midlothian Campus, but may also be needed at Chester.

If you are interested, please send a letter of interest and resume to Jeremiah Camp.

The Help Hub Support Representative is responsible for providing real-time tier-one support for the more than 9,000 students enrolled at Brightpoint.

Duties include: 

• Responding to requests for support, either in person on campus and/or online via Zoom, Google Voice text messaging, and Google Forms.
• Assist students with password resets, basic Canvas or LMS usage issues, support requests for using Microsoft Office 365, and general assistance with other student-facing technology such as SIS, Navigate, and the MyBrightpoint portal.

Job requirements: 

• Excellent customer service and problem-solving skills
• Be comfortable working independently and in a remote environment
• Able to multitask, communicate effectively, and quickly ascertain a student's need and address it.
• Experience in customer service or a help desk setting is preferred.

Support Representatives will work a minimum of 10 hours a week. Pay is $12.41 per hour. Please submit a resume and cover letter to Bryce Thompson.

Hiring occurs throughout the year and is open to all students.

The Library seeks motivated, organized students for part-time work in the Library. The Library accepts applications year round, and often has multiple openings for the semester. The job pays $12.41/hour, and most students work between 5 and 15 hours. The maximum hours per week is 20 hours/week. To be eligible, you must be a current student at Brightpoint. Interested? 

Apply using our Library Student Worker online application.

The Department of Engineering seeks work-study students interested in serving as monitors overseeing the use of the MakerSpace laboratory on the Midlothian Campus. The MakerSpace contains a 3D printer, common hand and power tools, sensors, motors, and programmable microcontrollers (Arduino and VEX kits); monitors will support students as they work in the MakerSpace, including leading safety tutorials and cleaning and maintaining equipment. Pay is $12.00 per hour.

Learn more and apply for the MakerSpace Monitor Position.

The ideal candidate should be a Music, AFA major.

The position is located at the Midlothian Campus and will involve work related to the Brightpoint Music Ensembles.

Responsibilities include:

• Filing, cataloging, and organizing items within the music ensemble’s libraries
• Distributing and/or collecting music for use in weekly rehearsals as well as music performances
• Assisting with setup, preparation, and clean-up before, during, and after various music events and performances.

The position would also require assistance with program preparation for various music events, including the creation and compilation of printed materials, such as concert programs, flyers, etc.

In addition, the candidate would also assist with various errands and needs related to the program, as qualified and determined by the program director.

Required skills:

• Strong computer skills (including typing, data entry, and knowledge of basic Microsoft Office applications).
• Strong communication skills.
• Ability to follow directions and careful attention to detail.
• Availability to meet frequently with the program director.
• Availability to attend rehearsals and performances and assist with distribution and collection of sheet music as needed.
• Ability to handle responsibilities related to the position while balancing academic requirements and responsibilities.

To apply, submit a resume to the Professor David Guthrie and Ms. Stacey Lyon.

The Performing Arts Department is seeking work-study students for the Midlothian Campus.

The successful candidate(s) should be a Theatre, AFA or Technical Theatre Major, or have significant theatre experience.

The candidate will support the theatre space and events and classes in the theatre with tasks such as:

• Assisting in cleaning and maintaining shop spaces such as the scene shop, costume shop, properties storage, dressing rooms, green room and related areas.
• Assisting with events to include setting up specialized equipment for lighting and sound needs, running the lighting/sound boards for events, assisting groups in the management of their events, loading in scenic equipment, etc.
• Assisting with performing arts classes, including setting up the classroom space in advance of a class and returning it afterwards, setting up and/or running lights for a class, assisting with projection or related visual equipment, organizing showcase and small performance events, assisting students with finding props and costume pieces for performance activities, etc.
• Assisting with performances, including running lights/sound/mics/wardrobe/backstage crew/box office, etc.
• Assisting with load in for mainstage shows to include set build/paint/construction, wardrobe and dressing rooms set up, backstage areas set up, costume construction, makeup assistance, etc.
• Assisting with other departmental tasks as determined by the department chair.

Required skills:

• Basic to intermediate knowledge of one or more technical areas of theatre, such as scenic, props, costume/makeup, lighting, sound, properties, stage management, etc.
• Previous work as a theatre technician in one or more areas of technical theatre.
• Ability to be skillfully detail-oriented.
• Ability to work on multiple projects at once while balancing classes and other responsibilities.
• Ability to follow directions and ask questions.
• Strong communication skills.

To apply, submit your resume to Professor Kerrigan Sullivan and Ms. Stacey Lyon.

Job Description 

Are you interested in promoting the Brightpoint brand on social media? 

We’re seeking one or more interns to join our Creative Services team and support the development and execution of social media content. 

The intern(s) will work collaboratively with the Creative Services and Public Relations team to develop content strategies, create and post social media content, engage with students and the Brightpoint community, and support other Creative Services and Public Relations tasks. 

There may be an opportunity to take on other responsibilities, depending on the intern’s skills/experiences and the team’s needs. 

Responsibilities 

• Create monthly editorial calendars to promote the college brand on various social media platforms through student-generated content
• Create and publish content, such as images, videos, and student testimonials, on social media 
• Track social media engagements to identify high-performing ideas and campaigns
• Incorporate data from analytics reports and marketing research to develop new strategies and campaigns 
• Attend on-campus events and gather content for social media, such as images, videos, and quotes from event attendees
• Collaborate with graphic designers to develop imagery for social posts 
• Ensure messaging and visuals are consistent with the Brightpoint brand and follow college requirements 
• Meet regularly with the Content Strategist to discuss progress
• Join team meetings and share relevant work updates 

Job Requirements 

• Outgoing/enthusiastic about engaging with students, employees, and others
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• Experience with social media platforms, including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and LinkedIn
• Understanding of or willingness to learn about digital accessibility standards
• Experience with content management systems, Microsoft Office Suite, and image/video editing software preferred
• Photography and videography experience preferred 
• Ability to maintain a flexible schedule and adjust priorities as needed
• Access to transportation to and from both campus, to be in the office, to cover events and attend meetings

Salary 

$12.77/hr

Length of Internship

One semester, with the possibility of an extension for successful candidates.

Schedule

No more than 20 hours per week. May be required to work some evenings and early mornings, such as when covering events.  

Location

The internship will mainly take place at our Midlothian Campus, with some responsibilities requiring travel to our Chester Campus, such as for event coverage or meetings with other students.

How to Apply 

Email Meghan Ochs with your resume, cover letter, and at least three writing samples to demonstrate professional writing, such as screenshots of social media posts or persuasive essays. Include photo and video samples as well. Professional recommendation letters are also welcome. 

Are you friendly and able to provide great customer service? Do you enjoy interacting with people at events and activities? If so, the Office of Student Activities may be a great place for you to work. Pay is $12.41 per hour. If you’re interested, please email us your resume, availability, and preferred campus to work from.

The Administrative Offices in the Academic Support and Strategic Partnerships Division are seeking a part-time student assistant to support a variety of tasks. 

Responsibilities

Make gift bags for student visits, organize and take inventory, greet guests as they enter the office, make copies, use Excel to enter spreadsheet information. Help out with other administrative tasks as they arise.

Required Skills

• Inventory management – Tracking supplies, restocking, and maintaining accurate counts
• Attention to detail – Ensuring all items (like gift bags or spreadsheet entries) are accurate and complete
• Customer service – Creating a warm, welcoming environment to greet guests
• Verbal communication – Greeting and assisting visitors confidently and professionally
• Team collaboration – Working with others in the office to keep things running smoothly
• Office equipment use – Operating printers, copiers, and other standard devices
• Basic computer literacy – Navigating documents, forms, and digital communication tools

Schedule

Part-time hours, Monday – Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Location

Chester Campus, Nicholas Student Center, N128

Contact 

Heather Taylor, 804-706-5163

The Testing Center is seeking a student worker to assist the Chester Testing Center staff with checking in students for their testing appointments.

Responsibilities:

• Use a laptop to check in students through the RegisterBlast scheduling software
• Hand out testing materials needed to take the exam.
• Ensure that students have successfully checked out after completing exams and that all testing materials are returned to the testing proctor station before leaving the Testing Center.

Requirements: 

• Be friendly and professional
• Have great customer service skills
• Have good computer skills
• Be detail-oriented
• Be dependable 

The work schedule can be flexible around the student’s class schedule, but will need to be consistent. Assistants will work a maximum of 20 hours per week. Pay is $12.41 per hour.

If you are interested, please send a letter of interest and resume to Shana Charity.