Improv Boston Teen Internship
Description
An internship where Boston high school students assist Improv Boston instructors in teaching students 8-13 how to perform in improv shows, and may perform shows themselves. Interns gain valuable work experience, comedy techniques, and mentorship skills.
Eligibility
Must be a high school student
Date
Deadline
None specified
Student Conservation Association Youth Programs
Description
The SCA encourages youth to play a more active role in the preservation of the enironment. Several programs are offered for youth, all of which prong youth together for environmental restoration efforts.
Eligibility
Must be 15-19 years old
Date
All Year
Deadline
Rolling Admissions
Newton Community Farm High School Internship
Description
The Newton Community Farm offers two unpaid summer internships for high school students. In its education internship, interns educate students aged 3-13 on the natural world. Interns don’t have to have any prior experience and must assist children in gardening, crafts, or games. In the farm’s Field Crew internship, interns gain experience on the Newton farm by growing and cultivating produce. This internship is physically demanding, and interns experience growth in their leadership and responsibility skills.
Eligibility
Must be a high school student
Date
Deadline
First come, first serve
SEO Scholars NYC
Description
SEO Scholars creates a more equitable society by closing the academic and opportunity gap for motivated young people, setting the standard for academics, mentorship, community, positive peer pressure, and a powerful, lifelong network.
Eligibility
Must be a freshman coming from a low-income background
Date
Year-round
Deadline
Rolling admissions
NIHF STEM Internship
Description
Designed exclusively for high school and college students, our Leadership Intern program reinvents summer volunteer programs. Leadership Interns work closely with Camp Invention® and Invention Project® participants to help them explore STEM concepts and become creative thinkers who can invent a better tomorrow.
Eligibility
High school sophomores, juniors, seniors
Date
Depends on location
Deadline
Rolling Admissions
University of Georgia: Design Camp
Description
The Pre-Collegiate Summer Design Camp at the College of Environment and Design is an immersive, collaborative, and transformative one-week residential experience for high-achieving high-school students from diverse backgrounds.
Eligibility
Rising seniors
Date
Deadline
Application will be released in early 2021
NanoAcademy Spring 2020
Description
NanoAcademy is a workshop for students to participate in STEM lessons designed by experienced teachers inspired by the ongoing research at Rice University, Arizona State University (ASU), and The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP).
Eligibility
Applicants must be in 4th -12th grade.
Date
February 1-22 (depending on campus)
Deadline
Multiple dates, various deadlines
North Carolina A&T State University Research Apprenticeship Program
Description
For teens with more time on their hands, the four-week Research Apprenticeship Program at North Carolina A&T University is a great way to gain a competitive advantage. Working with CAES research scientists, students will explore topics such as animal sciences, biological engineering, and biotechnology. Learning opportunities occur both in the laboratory and the classroom, and students have the chance to work in teams.
Eligibility
Rising high school juniors and seniors in top 25th percentile of class
Date
Deadline
Applications open mid-January
Let's Get Ready
Description
Free year-round program offering SAT prep and college admissions counseling for underrepresented high school students, and taught by college students from the surrounding community. 9-week prep sessions offered for every season.
Eligibility
Must be a high school student
Date
Year-round
Deadline
Open enrollment
Design Discovery Young Adult at Harvard (DDYA)
Description
A free immersive 4-week program at Harvard’s School of Architecture for rising high school sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Participants are exposed to modeling, drawing, and representation techniques as well as problem solving skills necessary for the field of architectural design. DDYA is run by current Harvard graduate students, who teach participants through projects, discussions, and fast-paced design challenges.
Eligibility
Must be a rising sophomore, junior, or senior in a Boston or Cambridge high school
Date
Cancelled for Summer
Deadline
Rolling admissions starting in April