How Do You Get A Paid Government Internship In High School Or College?
You can get a head start on your career while you’re in high school or college. The government has internships available for teenagers age 16 and up. Known as the Student Career Experience Program (SCEP), this U.S. Department of State project gives students the advantage of combining their academic studies with on the job training. The best part is that the experience will relate to your future career goals and give you knowledge that you can apply in real life. Students can work full or part time and earn a paycheck. Here’s how to do it. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR A STUDENT GOVERNMENT INTERNSHIP. In order to apply for the Student Experience Career Program you must be at least 16 years of age, a U.S. citizen, enrolled in a degree, certificate or diploma program and have at least a 2.0 grade point average. INTERNSHIP HOURS OF WORK. Students will work part-time while school is in session and full time during breaks. A specific work schedule will be applied that fits with a student’s ac
