Internships for high schoolers

Comprised of South Bay community members ranging in age from 14 to over 100 years, our Auxiliary supports Sharp Chula Vista in three ways: through in-hospital volunteer service, community outreach and fundraising. Our fundraising efforts contribute to new build and growth, support special funding projects to enhance patient care, as well as provide educational scholarships to volunteers, employees and children of employees.

If you’re a high school junior, get first-hand scientific research experience to make those all-important decisions about a college science major and future career in science or healthcare. At Roswell Park’s Summer Cancer Research Experience Program, you’ll work with our experts on your own independent research project.

AI Scholars inspires curious high school students globally by exposing them to the defining technology of our times: Artificial Intelligence. AI is already present everywhere: in our voice-activated devices, smartphone face recognition systems, and autonomous vehicles. The potential to apply this technology for good is limitless. This online program — developed and taught exclusively by a team of alumni and graduate students from Stanford, MIT, and other top universities — provides guidance on initiating AI projects, pursuing AI ventures, and preparing for college.

The PHC Group Summer Program offers talented high school rising/seniors an opportunity to go beyond the classroom to develop leadership skills and gain meaningful and tangible experience as part of a global team in a paid internship. Interns will participate in scheduled activities throughout the summer, engaging in team projects with senior leadership and exploring independent interests that support PHC Group’s mission.

This summer, earn money while having fun, helping others, and making your community a better place. We offer the following summer jobs for ages 16 and up: Lifeguards, Recreation Leaders, Special Recreation Leaders, Junior Laborers. Whatever your interests, we have something for you. Apply today!

The Thurgood Marshall Summer Law Internship Program is an intensive program which places diverse NYC public high school students with legal employers for the summer, and provides them with additional programming before, during, and after the summer designed to help them prepare for a legal career.

The Aquarium's summer high school intern program attracts young people from around the country who are interested in animal care, working on special projects, attending seminars and training sessions, serving as naturalists on public collecting walks, and going on field trips to other local science labs and aquaria.

Every summer the Monterey Institute for Research in Astronomy admits a select group of high school and college students into its internship program. This 10-week program allows students to work one-on-one with professional astronomers and participate in research and gain an understanding of the scientific process.

The White House Internship Program is a public service leadership program that provides a unique opportunity to gain valuable professional experience and build leadership skills. This program is designed to mentor and cultivate today’s young leaders, strengthen their understanding of the Executive Office, and prepare them for future public service opportunities.

There’s more than one way to get into the STE(A)M industry — the RISE Teen program aims to show students that the possibilities are endless. Through a series of drop-in and structured sessions, Griffin Museum of Science and Industry offers students a first-hand look at conventional and unconventional STE(A)M pathways and careers in a fun and supportive environment. The program includes hands-on activities, real-world experiences and opportunities to build self-confidence, self-awareness and self-efficacy.

Through our job shadow program, LES offers high-school students the opportunity to experience what it’s like working in the energy industry inside one of the nation’s leading utilities. You can see the work going into challenging projects and learn from the best.

Participants in this program receive training in a translational research lab and build valuable skills as they work on active research projects led by faculty mentors. The program consists of a professional development component that teaches students about college selection, scholarship applications, and scientific writing. Interns are also provided with networking events, guest speaker presentations, and activities like attending sporting events. The program culminates in a presentation in which students showcase the findings of their research at a symposium in front of some of Houston Methodist’s leading scientists.

The Urban Alliance High School Internship Program is a paid nine-month program for high school seniors that includes professional development training, paid internships, and one-on-one support.

StandOut Connect is a program that matches high school students with internships. We have been featured in Forbes for contributions to education and were created with the help of investment from The University of Chicago's Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Most high school students find internships through personal connections, but not everyone has a family friend in a field that interests them. That’s why we created a program that matches high school students with companies founded by top university alumni who have previously only accepted high school interns from within their personal network. Now, instead of applying to competitive state programs, you can connect directly with unique companies in fields that excite you.

The Secret Service Student Volunteer Program is designed to provide students with an understanding of the nature and the structure of the U.S. Secret Service. The program provides unpaid, academic-related work assignments that allow students to explore career options while developing personal and professional skills.

In this visual storytelling course for high school students, Fellows receive more than 1,000 hours of immersive, college-level training over 30 months. Courses cover both the art and business of cinematic storytelling and production training while preparing and guiding Fellows to advance their education at top universities.

Internship participants will have the opportunity to join in the day-to-day activities of a historic site, including: - research life and artifacts of the 19th century - post on social media accounts - support summer programming for children - explore NYC history - strengthen public speaking, discussion, and writing skills - learn about careers in museums, history, art, and education

Butterfly Garden Ambassador volunteers will join a team helping visitors to Franklin Park Zoo’s Butterfly Hollow exhibit to learn about butterflies and other pollinator insects and the plants they depend on. In addition to helping out guests, these volunteers will also have opportunities to assist our Horticulture and Animal Care staff in maintaining the Butterfly Hollow exhibit and the surrounding pollinator gardens.

The City of Charleston is looking for a High School Summer Youth to work in the Recreation Department! In this role, you will learn about municipal recreation operations and engaging the community in a variety of activities.

The year-round student volunteer program allows high school and college students (16 and older) an opportunity to volunteer at St. John's Hospital Camarillo.

The Data Science Institute Summer Lab program (launched in 2018 as the Data & Computing Summer Lab) is an immersive 10-week paid summer research program at the University of Chicago. In the program, high school and undergraduate students are paired with a data science mentor in various domains, including: computer science, data science, social science, climate and energy policy, public policy, materials science, and biomedical research.

The Field Biology Internship gives students the opportunity to gain STEM skills through hands-on fieldwork and to learn more about local ecosystems and life. Students will build a foundation in research and experiment design while visiting various ecosystems in Alley Pond Park and other parts of Queens, NYC.

Each participant in the HOPP Summer Student Program is assigned to an 8-week, biomedical or computational lab-based internship at MSKCC. Students are paired with a mentor who supervises their activities, helps them develop appropriate skills. Over the course of the internship, students complete a self-directed project that provides value to their mentor and/or Principal Investigator’s overall research objectives.