Internship Opportunities
Internship Connect - Summer Internship Program - click to apply NOW OPEN! Application will close on: March 27, 2025
Information session March 12th, 4:00-4:30pm & 5:00-5:30pm - Current 10th & 11th students check your school email for zoom link
Internship Connect is a partnership between Edmonds School district and regional employers designed to offer meaningful experiences for students to explore career pathways and strengthen career skills; while providing employers the opportunity to address workforce needs. Through Internship Connect interns become focused on their career, as well as future educational options. Each internship is unique to your interests and goals.
Student benefits
- Explore career pathways and strengthen employment skills while getting paid.
- Gain mentors and network with professionals
- Build a resume and earn 0.5 high school credit & scholarships
Employer benefits
- Gain brand ambassadors and strengthen your future workforce
- Support students within your community
- Provide current employees leadership opportunities
Partner programs - outside applications
These internships are part of the Internship Connect Program. You will need to apply directly to them. Once accepted, you are also part of the Internship Connect and receive high school credit.
UW Bothell Environmental Careers Summer Scholar - APPLICATION LINK Closes March 28, 2025
June 30-August 1 2025 10:00am - 3:00pm UWB Environmental Education and Research Center at St. Edward State Park in Kirkland. This not paid, unless you qualify for free/reduced lunch: receive a $500 stipend. All interns will receive the 3-credit.
Emerging 10th-12th grade (current 9th-11th) students are invited to apply to the University of Washington Bothell Environmental Careers Preparedness Summer Scholars Program. EnCAP is focused on preparing the next generation of students for the growing green economy by providing pathways towards environmental and sustainability degree programs through this 3-credit summer internship.
Selected summer scholars will participate in a 5-week interdisciplinary, field-based program through the month of July to learn about the range, impacts, and diversity of green career pathways in Washington State in partnership with UWB faculty and undergraduate research assistants. Participants will conduct comprehensive place-based research projects to share in a final showcase with families, UWB faculty, and community members. Parking is free for all students.
