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Leah Project
Leah Project
Deadline: March 31
Requirements: Age 16 or older, grades 9-11 (graduating seniors cannot apply). US work authorization (social security number) is required. Students must have completed a high school biology class before the internship begins.
Description: LEAH Summer Internships are paid, 5-week programs designed to give high school students early access to and experience with laboratory research. This program is particularly well-suited for students interested in exploring a career in biology, biotechnology, or life sciences. Students may apply for either the LEAH Daly internship in biotechnology in Kendall Square, or the LEAH Knox internship in biomedical and data science research at MIT.
Commitment/Pay: July 6, 2026 – August 7, 2026, Monday through Friday 9am-4pm. Youth can earn up to $2,250 for the summer.
Students must be available during the full 5 weeks and cannot have a conflicting program or commitment.
Read more and apply: https://www.leahproject.org/join-leah
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
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 technology, business, 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
BU Grow
BU Grow
Deadline: April 17
Requirements: Grade 11, age 16 and older
Description: BU GROW is a summer research experience for rising high school seniors, offering students the chance to work in Boston University labs, gain hands-on research experience, and learn more about STEM and research careers.
Commitment/Pay: July 6-August 14 (6 weeks), earn $2,000 for the summer
Application: https://www.bu.edu/lernet/grow/about.html --> Requires transcript and recommendation letters which must be submitted by April 17, so make sure you start early!
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.
boston pic
boston pic
Deadline: First come first serve until April 24th
Requirements: Grades 10-12, age 16 or older by June 1st US work authorization is required
Description: Summer technology internship opportunities in Boston give high school students hands-on experience in fast-growing tech fields. Open to students age 16 and older in grades 10–12, these paid internships allow participants to explore areas such as coding, IT support, cybersecurity, data analysis, and digital media within professional workplace settings.
Interns earn $16–$18 per hour while building practical technical skills and gaining exposure to real-world projects. Along the way, students strengthen problem-solving abilities, teamwork, and communication skills — all essential for future careers in technology. This is an exciting opportunity for motivated students to learn from industry professionals and jumpstart their path in tech.
Commitment/Pay: Full time Monday through Friday for 8 weeks in the summer.
Application: Application.bostonpic.org
Liberty Mutual
Liberty Mutual
Deadline: Ongoing until spots are filled
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!
TPI The Pathway Initiative
TPI The Pathway Initiative
Deadline: As soon as possible
Requirements: Ages 16-18
Description: Are you a high school student passionate about science? Dive into hands- on biomedical research, develop critical thinking skills, and build a strong foundation for your future in healthcare or STEM careers. The six-week program combines virtual sessions on Tuesdays and Wednesdays with in-person lab experiences on Thursdays, providing students with valuable hands-on learning and a $450 stipend upon completion.
Commitment/Pay:
Late March to early May
Tuesdays & Wednesdays - 4 pm - 5:30 pm EST (online)
Thursdays: 4 pm - 6 pm for in-person lab experiments
High School students work up to max 10 hours per week, paid $450 at the end of the program
Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdh6DDQ2nE9SvyM1d-IOFd26Zf8vqZ6EAmLurXGUmN1u0zPog/viewform
Massport Summer aviation Intern
Massport Summer aviation Intern
Deadline: As soon as possible
Requirements: Age 18 and older. Social Security Number / US Work Authorization required. Able to pass a Massport controlled substances test and security background check.
Description: The Massachusetts Port Authority is offering a 13-week paid summer job opportunity for students who are interested in gaining experience in our Aviation departments. The positions are available at Boston Logan International Airport and East Boston Parks in East Boston as well as Laurence G. Hanscom Field in Bedford. We also have opportunities within our Maritime division, located at the Conley Terminal in South Boston.
These positions are ideal for students who thrive in both indoor and outdoor environments, performing daily maintenance and other operational tasks that keep our airport and maritime facilities functioning smoothly. This is an excellent opportunity for students to acquire practical job skills.
Commitment/Pay: 13 weeks in summer, 40 hours per week, Earn $20 per hour
Read more and apply: https://iapiqy.fa.ocs.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/CX_1/job/123/
G Code Program
G Code Program
Deadline: Various deadlines throughout the year
Requirements: Black, brown, and/or indigenous young women or non-binary people of color between the ages of 18 to 30
Description: Intro to G{Code} is a free virtual program designed to give black, brown, and/or indigenous young women or non-binary people of color between the ages of 18 to 25 first exposure to coding and data analytics to uncover interest and aptitude in tech in a supportive, inclusive, and safe environment.
The program is 12 weeks long, with cohorts meeting virtually
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