High School Internship programs Getting an internship during one's college career is often helpful for undergraduates looking for real world experience they can use when they graduate and begin to go on interviews and start their career. It's important that when selecting program students learn what they can about it and choose one that will really help them gain some valuable experience. Programs that offer nothing more than resume filler may be fine when getting somebody to notice your resume,
world. I interned at the school of Chemical, Biological, and Environmental Engineering (CBEE) at Oregon State University through Saturday Academy and the Apprenticeships in Science and Engineering program. Overall, the program is highly competitive and provides an eight-week, full-time summer internship. In order to take part in the program, high school students are required to submit the application forms, recommendation letters, and transcripts in order to obtain the internship. Each lab mentor then
For the past three years, I have actively been a member of Future Business Leaders of America at my high school. When I had the opportunity my freshman year to take on my first leadership role for the organization, it was then when I realized how much I enjoyed the business field and wanted to go into marketing and public relations. With high school graduation approaching in less than a year, I want to be sure that this is something I really want to do. I decided to interview Macey Cleary to get
be nice. That opportunity does exist: it is an internship. Internships are positions taken by students in order to meet a school requirement or to gain experience. Internships usually have participants that are students in college or graduate school. While there are a multitude of beneficial reasons to participate in an internship, they have proven to have some disadvantages. Students have conflicting views about whether or not a college internship should be a requirement for graduation. Regardless
Worldwide, education, specifically in high schools, varies depending on the location. Some schools focus on a vocational education, which helps students learn in relation to a particular career, while others may focus on liberal arts, which emphasizes the importance of core subjects. Each has their own unique pros and cons, but a vocational education proves to be more effective in preparing students for the future, providing them with more opportunities, hands on experiences, and a direct path to
I envision IntelliSchool as a place of high school students who have enrolled to finish their high school education that might have been hindered by someone or something. I personally admire these people, who regardless of the struggles they have faced, they still have the audacity to keep growing as a human being. As a public charter school, IntelliSchool is a diverse environment that includes all kinds of socioeconomic groups and ethnicities. Some of my biggest fears are not being able to adapt
Coming from a diverse background has allowed me to understand the importance of diversity in a school, whether it be diversity in culture, experiences, activities, or talents. Discovering that Boston University’s undergraduates come from over 100 different countries drew me in right away. Diversity is important in a school because it allows students to learn from one another and share their unique experiences, and being a student at Boston University will allow me to be a part of that amazing diversity
They believe that with a degree they will have more life opportunities and have access to more resources. According to College Atlas, “if you obtain a college degree, you’re more likely to earn more money throughout your career than if only have a high school education.” (College Atlas 16). Their claim states that obtaining a college degree will help you more financially than people do do not a degree, and that not having a degree will leave you with a lot of risks than rewards. In other words, supporters
My Positive Outcomes From Allied Health While in middle school, the scariest thing to think about is high school. I had two different options to choose from, Bensalem High School and Bucks County Technical High School. I knew getting into Tech’s Allied Health program (shop) would give me a head start for my career in nursing. This program had many advantages such as an introduction into a college course, an internship at a nursing home, and a CNA certification. Even though my shop class was very
During the 2016-2017 school year, I engaged in an Educational Leadership Internship. The journey to gain an Administrator I Certificate began in 2015. My personal belief is that the world can only change one child at a time. Therefore, I was a classroom educator for 12 years. In those years, I found educating 3rd and 4th grade students to be extremely fulfilling. For 3 years I have been a small group intervention teacher focusing on mathematics with approximately 60 students. A part of my professional