Internships

Leave school one or more blocks and work at a job site.

You will earn high school credit for this. While most internships are unpaid, some are paid. Internships are not guaranteed. You are required to interview with the potential employers and they must choose you for the internship.

Steps to Take:

Complete an Internship Application.
Submit your completed Internship Application and resume to Mr. Montgomery.
Meet with Mr. Montgomery to discuss possible internship sites.
Interview with potential internship employers.
If selected for an internship, complete an Internship Agreement Form and submit it to Mr. Montgomery prior to starting the internship.

The Orange County School System offers a wide range of Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs including Agriculture; Business, Finance, & Marketing; Career Development; Computer Science & Information Technology; Family Consumer Sciences; Health Sciences; and Trade, Technology, Engineering, & Industrial Education. All middle schools offer exploratory CTE courses. Orange County CTE programs do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its activities and programs, including employment policies and practices.
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