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Clinton County RESA

Business Office Intern

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A Business Office Manager manages the day-to-day administrative tasks required to keep a business office running smoothly. Responsible for paperwork, processing invoices, maintaining databases, collecting expense data, recruiting and training employees, and stocking office with supplies.

$85,154 / year median in Michigan

+12% projected growth

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The goal of the Clinton County RESA (CCRESA) business office internship program is to introduce college students interested in accounting, business, or other finance-related fields to the opportunities in public school business. This rewarding sector may encompass a wide range of responsibilities and duties, including general ledger accounting, grant accounting, budgeting, business management, payroll, human resources, operations, and more. This internship will provide training and on-the-job practical experience. The School Business Intern must be currently enrolled in an accredited college or university. College credits may be available, dependent upon the intern's coordination with the appropriate college department. The School Business Intern will be required to work on-site to facilitate interaction with CCRESA staff and to become familiar with the wide variety of work necessary to support public schools. The School Business Intern works closely with the Finance/Business Director to learn about and support the financial operation of CCRESA and the districts for which CCRESA provides financial services. Primary areas of knowledge and responsibility include cash receipts, general ledger accounting and reconciliation, grant accounting, and accounts payable and procurement card management. The School Business Intern may assist the Finance/Business Director with budget preparation and monitoring and training users on the CCRESA financial system. The School Business Intern may become familiar with employee benefits and payroll and may assist in the reconciliation of general ledger accounts that are impacted by those processes.