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open to 14+ (AND/OR 9TH GRADE & up)
Futurebos summer jobs (City of Boston)
Futurebos summer jobs (City of Boston)
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 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
A-VOYCE Summer leadership academy
A-VOYCE Summer leadership academy
NEW Deadline: April 5
Requirements: 9th-12th grade. US work authorization / Social Security Number required
Description: A seven-week program where high school-aged youth can participate in workshops about Asian American history, urban planning, community organizing, professional development and more (and receive a stipend upon completion!) Youth apply the lessons learned in workshop to putting on our annual Films at the Gate festival (FATG), a three-day, youth-led, Chinese-language film festival in Boston Chinatown which attracts around 700 people every year!
Pay: Receive a stipend upon completion
Apply: asiancdc.org/sla
Make sure to check your email and voicemails for follow-up steps!
Girls Who Code Summer Program
Girls Who Code Summer Program
Deadline: April 10
Requirements: Girls and nonbinary students in grades 8-12. You do NOT need US work authorization or Social Security number
Description: Pathways is Girls Who Code’s free, virtual summer program for high school girls and nonbinary students to explore tech, build in-demand skills, and create projects that make a difference—no experience required!
Over seven weeks of flexible learning (June 29-August 14, 2026), students can choose from courses like AI, cybersecurity, game design, data science, and web development, while connecting with peers and industry mentors.
Application: https://girlswhocode.my.salesforce-sites.com/GWCEnrollment/apex/ERx_Forms__PageMaker?pageId=Welcome
Sasaki Seed Program
Sasaki Seed Program
Deadline: April 17
Requirements: Grades 9-12. US work authorization/Social Security Number is required.
Description: Do you ever stop to wonder who imagined and created the spaces you live, study, and work in everyday? Are you curious about the way stuff works? Do you find yourself questioning your surroundings and wondering how you can make them better?
We partner with Sasaki, one of the most multi-disciplinary design firms in the industry, to introduce students to the powerful and impactful world of design. Through a six-week paid internship students are guided through a design project by experts in architecture, urban planning, landscape architecture, and much more to gain an understanding of the industry and what it's like to work on a collaborative design project.
Commitment/Pay: Dates: July 6 through August 14, 2026 at 110 Chauncy Street in downtown Boston.
Times: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Hours: 27.5 hours/week
Rate: $15.00/hour
Application: https://tally.so/r/1AVDdp
Boston fire teen academy
Boston fire teen academy
Deadline: Ongoing until spots are filled
Requirements: Ages 14-18 (cannot turn 19 before September 1). US work authorization is required.
Description: Get paid to work with the Boston Fire Department's Teen Academy. Participate in daily physical training and activities, assist with community service projects, and learn about the firefighter profession.
Commitment/Pay: Monday - Thursday, 25 hours per week, from early July to late August. Earn $15 per hour.
Read more and apply: https://successlink-boston.icims.com/jobs/31710/boston-fire-department/job
CSTO Change Creators - Photography job
CSTO Change Creators - Photography job
Deadline: ASAP
Requirements: Ages 14-19. US work authorization (Social Security) is required
Description: Get paid to learn how to use a Canon DSLR camera to take pictures and record videos, use Adobe Photoshop and Final Cut Pro to edit photos and film, and collaborate with others to set up successful community-friendly events such as movie night, film festivals, and end of the cycle presentations.
Commitment/Pay:
July-August, Monday-Friday, 11am-4pm
Earn $15 per hour
Read more and fill out an interest form: https://www.cstoboston.org/change-creators (check your email every day afterwards for an update and next steps)
Green Ambassadors
Green Ambassadors
Deadline: As soon as possible
Requirements: Grades 9-10, US work authorization required
Description: Green Ambassadors work on Cathleen Stone Island (in the Boston Harbor Islands) on hands-on projects that positively impact the environment while learning technical skills, team-building and social emotional skills. Green Ambassadors learn about today’s pressing environmental justice challenges and work on hands-on projects that positively impact the environment. The program also includes a 3-day camping expedition on Cathleen Stone Island.
Commitment/Pay: Tuesday, July 7th to Friday, August 14th, 4 days a week: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, The morning ferry will leave from EDIC at 8:00AM. The afternoon boat will depart the island at 4:00PM and return to the mainland around 4:30PM.
Students are paid $15 in their first year, with pay increasing every year.
Apply: https://cathleenstoneisland.org/programs/green-ambassadors
SAve the Harbor / Save the BaY
SAve the Harbor / Save the BaY
Deadline: As soon as possible
Requirements: Ages 14-19. US work authorization is required.
Description: We are seeking high school students (Junior Program Assistant) who are interested in marine science/environmental studies, working with kids and the public, and engaging in a summer long research project of your choosing.
Commitment/Pay: 25 hours a week, Monday through Friday, around 9AM-3PM, Paid $15/hr ● Dates: June 22nd -August 21st
Apply: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1nUvqJAbVnyNAdnYSo6S-FrCK8n_9Y8GtCe3-LICN920/viewform
Franklin Park Zoo
Franklin Park Zoo
Deadline: April 22
Requirements: Ages 14-18, grades 9-12. US work authorization / Social Security Number required to get paid. Volunteer/unpaid option available if you don't have a Social Security Number.
Description: Teens work in animal care, horticulture, educators/guides, marketing, or camp counseling.
Commitment/Pay: Paid interns work 5 days per week, 25 hours per week between end of June to end of August. Schedule depends on your work position. Unpaid volunteers work 2 days per week.
Apply: https://www.zoonewengland.org/discover/teen-programs/summer-zooteen/
BOCH CENTER
BOCH CENTER
New Deadline: April 22
Requirements: Ages 14-18, in grades 9-12. US work authorization / social security number is required.
Description: The program runs from Monday, July 7 through Friday, August 15. Teen Leaders will meet: Mondays–Thursdays 9:30 am-4:30 pm and Fridays 9:30am-1:30pm. Boch Center Shubert Theatre at 265 Tremont Street in Boston’s Theatre District near the Boylston (Green Line) and Tufts Medical (Orange Line) T stops Teens Leaders will develop skills to succeed as community leaders through advocacy, college and career readiness, and performing arts training in dance, music and acting while earning $15* an hour for 25 hours per week. Teens will teach interactive workshops for children in Boston community centers and present an original performance tour throughout Boston. The summer concludes with a Final Showcase created and performed by the Teen Leaders at the Boch Center Shubert Theatre
More info: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CSLPapp_26
The Food Project
The Food Project
Deadline: April 24
Requirements: Ages 14-17, grades 9-12. US work authorization / Social Security required
Description: During this six-week program, youth work with staff to grow vegetables and distribute thousands of pounds of produce while developing leadership, teamwork, workplace, and civic participation skills. After working on our farms each morning, Seed Crew spends most afternoons in workshops learning about sustainable agriculture, food access, social justice, and more.
Commitment/Pay: July 6 – August 13. Earn $15 per hour
North end music and performing arts teen internship
North end music and performing arts teen internship
Deadline: As soon as possible
Requirements: Ages 14-18, in grades 9-12. US work authorization / social security number is required.
Description: Assist with musical theater classes for kids! Work as a classroom/teacher's assistant and make music with young students.
Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeNJSqKweI8N1rHDqVC1qnVU2cJxG-Cz0W8y1sVWrs993Cf9Q/viewform
Grub Street teen Summer Writing Sessions
Grub Street teen Summer Writing Sessions
Deadline: Ongoing until spots are filled
Requirements: Ages 13-18. Does NOT require US work authorization or Social Security
Description: Free creative writing courses for teens during the summer.
Commitment/Pay:
Two weeks in the summer
Usually costs $750, but free for BPS students if you complete the "Apply for a Scholarship" section
Read more and apply: https://grubstreet.org/write/yawp-week-long-summer-classes
Click the "Apply for a Scholarship" button on your chosen Writing Session page (i.e., 1-4). There are two short narrative responses required, but you can just write "BPS Partner/Charlestown High" instead of writing out narrative response
YMCA TEEN PROGRAMS
YMCA TEEN PROGRAMS
Deadline: Ongoing
Requirements: All teens welcome!
Description: Y ACHIEVERS is a national program that helps young people discover and pursue higher education and career goals by equipping them with the skills needed to succeed and be community role models. Our bi-weekly meetings are intentionally located on the campus of Wentworth Institute of Technology to inspire hope and a belief that a college degree is in all of our student’s futures.
LEADERS CLUB is a character and leadership development program that serves teens ages 12 to 18. It is organized for the purpose of providing knowledge, training and experiences to young people. In this program, our young people become strong leaders in their communities, foster a spirit of service to others and shapes a healthy lifestyle in Mind, Body and Spirit.
YOUTH & GOVERNMENT is nationally accredited program which teaches young people the steps to make social change happen. In this program students participate in a Model Government Conference by acting as a Senator, House Representative, Lobbyist, Judge, Lawyer, Journalist and more. Delegates receive training in these positions through weekly meetings and special training events prior to the conference.
TIKKUN OLAM inspires teens to lead and give back with the For the Culture and Tikkun Olam program at the YMCA. This program empowers youth to tackle social issues through service projects, advocacy, and cultural exploration.
Read more and apply: https://ymcaboston.org/youth-and-family/teen-programs/
Jovenes en Accion - hyde square task force
Jovenes en Accion - hyde square task force
Deadline: Summer application will open soon
Requirements: Grades 8-12
Description: JEA is an afterschool and summer program where 8th-12th graders have the opportunity to:
Train in an Afro-Latin art form (either Dance, Music, or Theatre)
Receive free access to Mentoring and Tutoring and College/Career Exploration
Participate in Civic Engagement Workshops
Experience Optional Socio-Emotional Support
Get access to free resources such as (Hygiene & Menstrual products, Perishable food items, Household Necessities, Holiday Resources, and other personal or family needs as they arise)
Commitment/Pay: In Person (30 Sunnyside St, Jamaica Plain). The program is free in the school year, and students get paid in the summer.
For more information and to apply, visit: https://www.hydesquare.org/join-jovenes-en-accion/
Zumix Music Programs
Zumix Music Programs
Deadline: Ongoing
Age/Requirements: Ages 12-18
Description: Free Music Programming: ZUMIX offers free group programming for students age 12-18. These classes include audio/visual technology, songwriting & performance, radio, dance, and rock band courses. Some programs can lead to paid positions. More info and application link at https://www.zumix.org/programs/
Commitment/Pay: Depends on program
Apply at: https://www.zumix.org/register/
ABCD WorkSMART & Summerworks
ABCD WorkSMART & Summerworks
Deadline: Ongoing until spots are filled
Requirements: Ages 14-21, income-eligible, US work authorization/social security number required
Description: ABCD hires Boston youth for professional training and jobs in a community organization. This is a great opportunity for students who are looking to give back, or who are looking for their first job!
Pay: Paid minimum wage ($15/hour) for an 8-week internship
Apply: If you're interested in the after-school WorkSmart program (which is during the school year), apply at https://abcdyouth.net/ABCDyouth/. If you want to apply for the SummerWorks program (which runs from June 17-August 30), apply at https://bostonabcd.org/service/summerworks-2/.
Make sure to check your email and voicemails for follow-up steps!
Want learn more? Click here to attend an info session!
ICA Teen Programs
ICA Teen Programs
Deadline: Various deadlines during the year
Requirements: Ages 14 and older, in grades 9-12. US work authorization / social security number is required.
Description: The ICA offers teen jobs and programs throughout the year in photography, music production, video, and more.
More info: https://www.icaboston.org/ica-teens/ica-teens-programs
Bridges from school to work
Bridges from school to work
Deadline: Ongoing
Requirements: Students ages 14-22 on an IEP or 504 Plan
Description: If you have an IEP or 504 plan and are between 14-22 years old, and are motivated to work, Bridges from School to Work can help!
For job placement services students must be between 17 and 22 years old.
For general training and events related to job-readiness skills, work-based learning, post-secondary opportunities, and more, students may be between 14 and 22 years old.
STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO APPLYING TO RETAIL JOBS:
STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO APPLYING TO RETAIL JOBS:
Review your resume with your PIC career specialist (Mr. Perez in the Library)
Collect the contact information of a former supervisor or teacher/counselor who can recommend you and act as a reference.
If you are completing an ONLINE APPLICATION:
CAPITALIZE the first letter of your answers, the first letter of names and places, and the word "I".
4. If you are completing a PAPER APPLICATION:
Use a black or blue pen.
CAPITALIZE the first letter of your answers, the first letter of names and places, and the word "I".
5. Prepare for interviews.
6. Check your email and voicemails EVERY DAY to see if you are invited for an interview.
7. ALWAYS write a professional email when you are communicating with the store.
8. Follow up with the store by calling or visiting in person (dressed professionally) 3-7 days after you apply!
OPEN TO 15+ (AND/OR 10TH GRADE & up)
OPEN TO 15+ (AND/OR 10TH GRADE & up)
Suffolk County Sheriff's Department internship
Suffolk County Sheriff's Department internship
Deadline: April 3
Requirements: Grades 10-11. US Work Authorization is required.
Description: Get paid to work in the Sheriff's Department and learn about law enforcement and criminal justice careers. Students will also complete hands-on work and get CPR certified.
Commitment/Cost: July 13-August 14, 25 hours per week. Earn $18 per hour
Read more and apply: https://scsdma.org/summer-enrichment-program-sep-2026/
Candidates must submit, along with a completed application, at least 2 letters of recommendation, from professional or community references, otherwise applications will not be considered for review
NSBE Clean energy SteM program
NSBE Clean energy SteM program
Deadline: April 20
Requirements: Grades 10-11. US work authorization is required
Description: The National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Boston Professionals is launching the Inspire STEM Clean Energy Program for Summer 2026—a paid, six‑week immersive experience designed for rising high school juniors and seniors interested in STEM and clean energy careers. Participants will engage in hands-on learning, real‑world projects, and mentorship from professionals in STEM and clean energy fields.
Commitment/Pay: July 7-August 18, Monday to Friday, 9am-3pm, in person at a site in Boston. A stipend will be provided.
Eastie Achievers
Eastie Achievers
Deadline: Ongoing until spots are filled
Requirements: Ages 15-19, English or Spanish speakers. A US work authorization number or Social Security number is required (you must pass a background check to work with children)
Description:
Pillars of S.T.E.A.M. (ages 11 to 14) provides middle school youth the opportunity and space to play, grow and learn about careers within the STEAM field through information and hands-on activities.
Eastie Achievers (ages 15 to 19) provides opportunities to learn, grow, and gain leadership experience within the community while working with children age 5 and younger
Application: https://a111439.socialsolutionsportal.com/apricot-intake/05a486bf-9cf9-45fb-bc2e-89c7d64389b8
The Possible Zone - Entrepreneurship Program
The Possible Zone - Entrepreneurship Program
Deadline: Rolling
Requirements/Age: Grade 10-11, English level 3 or above. You do NOT need US work authorization or a social security number!
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. Location: 31 Heath Street, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130.
Students are paid $24 for every session they attend!
Summer Search
Summer Search
Deadline: Ongoing until spots are filled
Requirements: Any student in grade 10. You do NOT need US work authorization. English conversational proficiency is required.
Description: Join a FREE mentoring and college readiness program for high school students. You will meet new people and receive support from a mentor during the school year. In the summers, you will have the opportunity to join an outdoor wilderness / camping adventure in sophomore year, and an international trip or US college campus trip in your junior year.
Read more and apply: www.summersearch.org/apply
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