Current opportunities:
Deadline: March 23
Requirements: Grades 10-12, US work authorization is required
Description: Work in Liberty Mutual's office and develop skills in business and technology. You will receive mentorship and workshops in professional skills such as presentations, resume writing, professional emails, and Microsoft Excel.
Commitment/Pay: Full time Monday through Friday for 8 weeks in the summer.Interns earn $16–$18 per hour.
Application: https://forms.office.com/r/Bfx65KGbGd
Email Mr. Perez at rodney.perez@bostonpic.org for help with the application or with your resume!
Deadline: April 24th
Requirements: Grades 10-12, age 16 or older by June 1st US work authorization is required
Description: Summer business internship opportunities in Boston provide high school students with real-world experience in professional office environments. Open to students age 16 and older in grades 10–12, these paid internships offer exposure to areas such as marketing, finance, human resources, and operations.
Interns earn $16–$18 per hour while developing essential workplace skills including leadership, communication, organization, and problem-solving. Participants gain hands-on experience supporting business teams, contributing to projects, and learning how organizations operate day-to-day. This is a valuable opportunity for motivated students to explore potential career paths and build a strong foundation for future success in the business world.
Commitment/Pay: Full time Monday through Friday for 8 weeks in the summer.
Application: Application.bostonpic.org
Come to the FutureBOS summer jobs fair in the CHS Library on Friday, March 27th during lunch and A/B Block!
Deadline: Ongoing until spots are filled
Requirements: Grades 9-12. US work authorization is required for most, but not all, of the summer jobs
Description: Get paid this summer to work in a community organization or government organization! Jobs are available in every neighborhood and for every area of interest (including business, technology, community organizing, childcare, summer camp counseling, sports, arts, law enforcement, government, hands-on work, academic enrichment, and more)!
Commitment/Pay: Varies by site
Read more and apply: https://www.boston.gov/departments/youth-employment-and-opportunity/youth-jobs
Deadline: June 5
Requirements/Age: Age 16-23. You do NOT need US work authorization to apply.
Description: Industry experts will teach students the ins and outs of commercial real estate investment, including how to:
● Identify and evaluate potential investment opportunities
● Raise capital
● Navigate the purchase process
● Sell an investment property
The cohort will meet industry professionals, tour some of Boston's most exciting real estate projects, and evaluate real-world real estate investment opportunities in Boston.
Commitment/Cost: Free program, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings July 7-August 5. Free dinner provided.
Apply: Click here
Deadline: Ongoing
Requirements/Age: Grade 10 or 11, English level 3 or above. You do NOT need a social security number to participate!
Description: The Possible Zone is a fun STEAM-infused entrepreneurship youth development program, where students launch their own business and prepare for any future career. Students have access to a state-of-the-art technology makerspace and media studio, as well as free food and snacks.
Commitment/Pay: Students commit to coming 2 days a week on Mondays and Wednesdays OR Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 4:00-6:30pm, during the school year. Summer programming is also provided. Location: 31 Heath Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130.
Students are paid $24 for every session they attend, which increases the longer you stay in the program!
Deadline: Ongoing
Requirements/Age: Age 16 and older. Basic English conversational level is required. You do NOT need a Social Security number or US work authorization.
Description: Diversity Consignment is offering an unpaid/volunteer internship for students who want to learn about business and fashion. You will learn customer service skills, fashion styling, entrepreneurship and how to run a business! You will receive great support and guidance, and you may be able to transition to a paid job in the summer.
Commitment/Pay: Work a 4-hour shift either once, twice, or three times in the week, after school or on the weekend. The internship will take place in Jamaica Plain, so we recommend this job for students who live in/around Jamaica Plain or can get there easily. Students will NOT be paid for this internship, but they may transition into a paid job at the store if the internship goes well.
Apply: See Mr. Perez or Ms. Paquette in the library