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Now taking applications for the 2023 Atlanta Bar Association Summer Law Internship Program for High School students. This will be our 31st straight summer to conduct the Summer Law Internship Program (SLIP 31). Students who are members of the classes of 2023 and 2024 are eligible to apply.
All application materials are due by Thursday, March 23, 2023.
A 2-week immersion program or a 6-week self-paced experience that will allow students an opportunity to learn in a style that works best for them while making meaningful connections. All high school students who identify as girls or non-binary can apply, and no prior computer science experience is required.
The Joy of Coding online course has been specially created by the University of Michigan Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering for anyone who wants to experience first-hand the power and thrill of coding computers to do amazing things.
Course Dates: June 21 - August 2, 2023
Course Format: completely online, no scheduled lectures
Course Cost: $125 + tax, need-based financial aid available
The Summer Journalism Academy at Boston University gives high school students the opportunity to expand their skills and prepare for college, either through a residential experience on campus or through remote instruction from home.
Applications for the on-campus session June 26 to July 14 are due on April 14. Applications for learn-at-home sessions starting June 19, July 3, and July 17 are due on May 5.
Best of all, students will save $400 off the full fee for the on-campus academy or $200 off the full fee of the learn-from-home academy if they apply, are accepted, and registered in full by March 3.
Our institute is a two-week residential, all-inclusive program for curious and motivated high school students. This high-quality educational and social experience immerses students in the rich learning environment of a nationally ranked university, focusing on cutting-edge topics that emphasize real-world issues. Your students can explore more than 50 academic and athletic programs in project-based learning activities taught in Pacific's labs, studios, fields, and makerspaces.
Smith Precollege is offering one-, two- and four-week in-person programs from July 9–August 5, 2023. All programs are for young women, female-identified or gender-nonconforming students who will be entering grades 9, 10, 11 or 12 in fall 2023.
EcoRise seeks innovative high school students to join our Summer 2023 Green Careers Academy (GCA) Internship cohort. GCA interns will participate in an immersive, paid summer internship experience designed to enhance green-career exposure, sharpen 21st century and workplace skills, and foster connections with a network of green professionals representing a variety of sustainability focus areas like community resilience, green building, conservation, and more.
Who: Young leaders in grades 10-12 and college
What: The ultimate college application or resume builder! Leadership Interns work closely with Camp Invention® participants to help them explore STEM concepts and become creative thinkers who can invent a better tomorrow
Where: Volunteer opportunities are available at Camp Invention locations nationwide
When: Our program dates and hours vary by location
How Much: Free! Submit your information today and we will share your interest with the Directors of Camp Invention programs in your area. If they are in need of Leadership Interns, they will contact you.
Designed to expose Hispanic high school students to college life while gaining the know-how, skills, resources, and confidence to pursue a college degree. Program Information
There will be two programs this year, both programs are free:
In-person (on campus) program
July 26-30
Participants will have the opportunity to stay in one of our residence halls. In order to participate in the in-person program the student will have to be fully vaccinated.Virtual program
July 10-14
5 days, 2 hours a day
Deadline for submissions is May 8, 2023
Eligibility
To participate in this program, a student must:
Be of Hispanic background
A rising senior
In good academic standing and demonstrate qualities of potential and promise
2023 Virtual Summer Workshop on Holocaust Studies for high school students
2023 Virtual Summer Workshop on Holocaust Studies for high school students
WHO: High school students WHERE: Online via Zoom
WHEN: Monday, June 26 – Thursday, June 29, 2023 (12:00- 4:00 p.m. EST)
COST: Free Apply online: Click here
Application deadline: Friday, June 16, 2023
This program focuses on fielding high school students (14-19) in team-based positions where participants commute from home each day. A majority of our team members will be from Atlanta Public Schools. Teams typically work in urban parks and other areas at the intersection of cities and the natural environment. Many projects focus on trails and native plant work. One of our Atlanta crews is an affinity crew for individuals who self-identified as African American.
The Gamecock Arts Summer Program (GASP) is an opportunity for high school students aged 14-18 to experience college-level art and performance activities. This program is geared towards talented students who are serious about furthering their Arts and Humanities Education. The classes and workshops will be taught by faculty and graduate students of the Art & Design, Film & Theatre, Music, and English departments. In addition to participating in workshops, performances, and art shows, the students will also have recreational time on campus, as well as dining at the Jack Hopper Dining Hall or TMB.
The 2023 GASP camps will be Sunday evening- Friday afternoon. The camps will be held separately, but recreation time will allow the students to come together and collaborate.
For more information on individual camps, please see the pages in the navigation bar.
For questions or concerns, please email Program Manager Morgan Worsham at mworsham@jsu.edu.
GOOGLE’S 2023 U.S. APPRENTICESHIPS NOW OPEN - APPLY TODAY!
Google’s 2023 U.S. Apprenticeship applications are now open for graduating seniors or GED equivalent!
Program overview
Google’s U.S. Apprenticeships are paid structured learning and development opportunities that provide on-the-job training and related technical instruction, and career development workshops. Upon program completion, apprentices receive a nationally-recognized credential certified by the U.S. Department of Labor. Most of our tracks also include completing the corresponding Google Career Certificate. Program tracks are 20 months in duration, except for the Information Technology (IT) track, which is 12 months.
Professional tracks include:
Data Analytics
Digital Marketing
Information Technology (IT)
Project Management
Software Engineering
User Experience (UX)
Applicants should have a high school diploma or GED equivalent and less than a year of relevant experience in the Apprenticeship track of interest. Candidates should not currently be enrolled or have completed a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD program in a related field to the track they are interested in applying for.
We encourage candidates to review the application requirements and apply before the deadline - April 25, 2023. Candidates will need an updated resume for their application. View Google's U.S. Apprenticeship opportunities and apply!
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