Internships

Elk Run Farm Summer Internship

Where: Elk Run Farm

When: June 25-August 29, 9:00 am to 2:30 pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, plus three Sundays.

Who: High School Students

Apply: Write 1 page essay answering the question: Why do you want to work on the farm? Send to Jillian at elkrunfarm@skcfc.org

Pay: $1500 stipend after completion of term

Due: May 17, 2024

Summer Internships at Boeing

Where: Multiple Boeing locations

Who: High School & College Students; minimum age 16 by end of June

Apply: Click here deadline has passed

Posted: 11/17/23

Leadership Initiatives

For more than 15 years, Leadership Initiatives has partnered with outstanding high school students to gain real-world experience, explore future careers, and develop critical skills to create the next generation of leaders worldwide.

As a nonprofit, we are proud to offer in-person and online internships that impact the lives of students and the individuals they are partnered with.

Join us today and start an internship with a business in the developing world, work with an attorney on an impending court case of national importance, develop anti-terrorism security strategies or partner with a doctor to diagnose patients in sub-Saharan Africa.

Where: Virtual or In-Person (location varies)

Who: High School Students

Apply: **This internship has a tuition cost. Also, to be nominated for the scholarship that would go towards your tuition, please contact Mrs. Lindersmith. Click here to apply and for more info.

Posted 3/22/2021

The Tutoring Center

DO YOU WANT:

Where: The Tutoring Center, 185th Ave Se #111 Covington, WA 27115  

Who: QUALIFICATIONS:

Apply: For more information about The Tutoring Center, you can find us on the web at www.tutoringcenter.com. If you are interested in finding out about intern positions now available, please go to our web site and complete the online application or call us at: 253-246-2977 

Posted 2/22/2021

ACE Mentor Program

Are you interested in Architecture, Construction or Engineering?  ACE Mentors is a free after-school program which pairs high school students with professional mentors from the building industry.  We are committed to having a virtual ACE program for the 2020-2021 school year.  During your Zoom meetings – we are anticipating three 6-8 week blocks of weekly 90-minute sessions – you will participate with other students and your mentors in activities ranging from virtual construction site visits to actually designing a unique building project. 

The program runs from the beginning of November through May and is open to students in grades 9-12.  At the end of the year, your team will have the opportunity to present their project to other teams, mentors, professionals, and parents. 

Seniors in the program are also eligible to apply for scholarships.  Last year 14 students received a total of $100,000 in scholarships in the ACE Washington chapter. 

Where: A variety of places

Who: Various Internships

Apply: Sign up for ACE today at www.acementor.org/students! 

Posted 9/18/20

Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth

Internships place students in a professional setting, such as a lab or an office, for lengths of time ranging from a few weeks to a semester or more

Some interns are paid or receive credit for their work, but the real value of an internship is in the real-world skills and experiences you gain

Where: A variety of places

Who: Various Internships and Research Opportunities 

Apply: Please visit cty.jhu.edu/resources/academic-opportunities/internships/

Posted: 09/10/19

Olive Crest HR Office Intern

Since 1973, Olive Crest has transformed the lives of over 100,000 abused, neglected, and at-risk children and their families. Some of the HR office intern's duties include: 

Where: Bellevue, WA

Who: High school education or equivalent (Preferred)

Apply: Please visit https://www.olivecrest.org/pacific-northwest/pacific-northwest-careers/  

Posted: 06/19/19

King County Airport Internship

The Airport’s Internship Program is for students 14+ who are interested in learning about office administration and Airport operations. The intern will support the Program and Projects Administrator and other KCIA/Boeing Field sections with event planning and data management. The intern will be responsible for tracking attendance briefings, data visualization, and event planning to support KCIA in the implementation of programs as needed. The intern will play a key role in processing documentation and contributing to the development of evaluation frameworks for programs and projects at the Airport. The internship is intended to build the intern's business administration skills. The intern will receive direct supervision and mentorship and will have the opportunity to become engaged in programs and projects of relevance to the Airport. 

For more information please visit the program's website. 

Posted: 06/17/19

NorthWest Youth Corps Conservation Internship

The Conservation Internship Program is designed to provide hands on training and experience to those interested in pursuing employment with land and water resource management agencies, and other outdoor careers. The program is a cooperative effort designed to address community, environmental, and resource management projects.  Through this program, public agencies and community organizations host a Conservation Intern to directly address pressing community resource needs for a three to ten month period.  Northwest Youth Corps supports the partnership by supplying placement, administrative, and training support. 

When: various

Where: California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington

Deadline:  various. For more information please see the program's website - https://www.nwyouthcorps.org/m/OurPrograms/ConservationInterns 

Posted: 06/13/19

Idaho Conservation Internship

The Idaho Conservation Corps Internship program is an innovative AmeriCorps Program designed to provide hands on training and experience to those interested in pursuing employment with land and water resource management agencies, and other outdoor careers. The program is a cooperative effort designed to address community, environmental, and resource management projects.   

When: various

Where: Idaho

Deadline: various. For more information please see the program's website - http://idahocc.org/ourprograms/ConservationInterns 

Posted: 06/13/19

Hip Hop Summer Program

Join The Residency Class of 2019 for aspiring Hip Hop artists and producers and receive a free four-week intensive summer music program

When: 10am-4pm, July 22 to August 16

Where: MOPOP

Deadline: 05/31/19. For more information please see the program's website - https://www.theresidencyseattle.org/howtoapply

Posted: 05/30/19

The Seattle Times' Student Voices Contributor

Debates about public education rarely include the voices of students. To help change that, the Education Lab team at The Seattle Times wants to boost the number of student perspectives published in print and online by publishing well-reported, first-person columns on timely education topics. You can read past columns here: www.seattletimes.com/tag/student-voices/ 

Application deadline: 05/24/19. For more information and the application form, please see the Student Voices Contributor info packet.

Posted: 04/25/19

Union Summer Internship

Are you interested in working for social change?

Union Summer is the paid ($16/hour) summer internship program for people interested in getting involved in the labor movement. Organized through the Washington State Labor Council AFL-CIO, Union Summer participants will spend an exciting six weeks working full-time and hands-on with different campaigns — talking to our community, marching for justice, and gaining first-hand experience in the movement. The positions are based in and around Seattle, but campaigns may take place throughout the region. For more information, please see the internship flyer.

Who: students interested in social change

Pay: $16/hour

Application deadline: 05/17/19, application here.

Posted: 04/23/19

Organizing Beyond Barriers Internship Program

Organizing Beyond Barriers (OBB), UNITE HERE’s bi-nationally coordinated internship program, builds a progressive alliance of workers, students and community activists by training, agitating, and inspiring people to fight for justice. The internship is eight weeks of intensive organizing or researching skills training and movement building experience in over 25 cities. Learn from skilled organizers, researchers, boycotters, and rank and file leaders who have committed themselves to developing their own leadership and yours. For more information, please see the internship program's website.

Posted: 04/23/19

King County Councilmember Claudia Balducci District 6 - Internship

High school seniors who reside in or attend school in District 6 are invited to apply for Councilmember Claudia Balducci's summer climate internship. For more information on the job duties and desired skills and experience, please the internship's notice.

You can find out if you are in D6 here:  http://www.kingcounty.gov/depts/elections/elections/maps/find-my-districts.aspx

The position will require 15-20 hours/week, pays $20/hour and is expected to start in June and end in September.  

Please submit a cover letter and resume to Ashley Song (Ashley.Song@kingcounty.gov) by April 26th, 2019

If you have questions, please call 206-477-1006 or email Ashley.

Posted: 04/15/19

Clean Water Ambassadors Internship Program

Summer of 2019 and 2019/20 School Year paid internship, which focuses on water systems, environmental health, communications and professional development.

Who: high schoolers at least 15 years old on July 1, 2019.   

Pay: $16.46 an hour

Application deadline: 05/15/19

For more info, please see this flyer.

Posted:04/04/19

PowerStudies, Inc Internship

Electrical engineering firm is hiring high school students for general office work at their Maple Valley office. 

Hours: up to 10 hours per week and work days will depend on the person's schedule

Location: PowerStudies, Inc., 22443 SE 240th Street, Suite 207, Maple Valley, WA  98038   ph. 253.639.8535

For more information, please contact Shannon Landi at landi@powerstudies.com. 

Posted: 03/27/19

Nucor Technical Academy

The Nucor Technical Academy is a technical training program designed to teach maintenance fundamentals and to bring a person with a high school diploma to the level of a maintenance electrician within a three year training period. Please note that the Nucor Technical Academy is located and administered at Nucor Steel Tuscaloosa, Inc. in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. 

For more information please see the Nucor website.

Posted: 02/27/19

Port of Seattle Summer Internship 

The Port of Seattle is hiring 80 high school interns this summer to work in jobs across all lines of business. Interns will gain experience working in professional office settings, participate in business and leadership skills training, talk with a mentor about future career goals, complete a cohort project, and attend a career and education fair.

Who: High School students 16 years old or older or recently graduated students (within 12 months)

Hours: Work hours are generally Monday through Friday between 9am and 5pm. Work between 20 and 40 hours per week. Schedule is flexible and agreed upon between the selected candidate and their supervisor.

Location: Port of Seattle-Work environment depends on the internship, but work is generally performed in an office settings. Some internships also work outdoors at facilities and parks or in maintenance shops.

View details and see application.  

Deadline: apply online from February through April

Posted: 01/30/19

King County International Airport/Boeing Field Dept. of Transportation 

On Wednesday, February 20th, from 10am to 2pm, King County International Airport/Boeing Field Department of Transportation will hold their Career and Internship Fair for students ages 14 to 18 (attached). If you are interested in: finance and administrative services, maintenance, plumbing, carpentry, engineering, business, or public administration, please go and discover their opportunities. The internships are for Summer of 2019 and are paid.   

See the event's flyer.

Posted: 01/30/19

To see past opportunities, click here.