Internship Search Engines

Job Board Links to Explore for Internship Opportunities

Below are links to some of the best sources for paid and unpaid internships, apprenticeships, part-time and full-time jobs.  I suggest you build an impressive resume and profile that you can edit and tailor to specific offerings.  You can customize your search to better suit your needs and set up notifications as well.  Remember, these are great resources but never a replacement for networking with family, friends, teachers, and the community.

StandOutSearch – A free database built just for high school internships and research opportunities. You can filter by grade, area of interest, paid vs. unpaid, and season.

Zip Recruiter 

Indeed.com 

LinkedIn
Idealist

Focuses on nonprofit and social-impact internships — often flexible and sometimes open to high school applicants. 

WayUp

Early-career job and internship platform; while designed for college students, you can find some internships open to advanced high schoolers. 

Glassdoor

Great resource for researching Companies and employee reviews

CFCC Career Center

📌 Tips When Using Search Engines

• Use filters and keywords like “high school,” “teen internship,” or “student intern” to narrow results.
  
  

• Check age/grade requirements on each listing — many larger internship platforms don’t automatically filter for high school eligibility.
  
  

• Consider local opportunities by contacting small businesses or nonprofit organizations directly — many internships aren’t advertised on big boards.

• Look for reviews on the Company from other interns or employees to ensure you have a positive experience

• Continuously update your resume to reflect your high school, college, and volunteer experiences