Explore 36 education & social impact internship opportunities for students in grade 10. Compare eligibility, deadlines, location, and provider details.
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Red Cross youth volunteers learn valuable lessons in how to work effectively with people from diverse backgrounds, mobilize communities and create positive change. They hone their leadership skills, make new friends, and explore new interests, all in a friendly, encouraging and age-appropriate environment with visible results. Volunteering today can be the start of a lifetime of generous service to good causes.
Chicago Youth Service Corps is a year-round program that provides paid opportunities for youth ages 16-24 to engage in community service, project-based learning, and leadership development. Chicago Youth Service Corps celebrates and welcomes diverse backgrounds and encourages you to bring your experience, background, and traditions to your service.
In this paid internship, New York City teens explore art, education, and museum careers, and build their résumés by working with our teaching artists to assist in classes for students of all ages.
Paid teen internship assisting museum teaching artists and exploring arts education careers. Sophomore, junior, and senior participants assist studio-art classes for audiences of different ages, meet artists and education staff, and develop lesson-planning,…
This program offers volunteer opportunities for high school students to work with archival materials and learn about Delaware history. Participants work on various projects, such as indexing and digitizing documents.
Are you interested in a career in education? At Save The Bay, our interns assist with environmental educational programs for ages kindergarten through high school, as well as behind-the-scenes administrative work. Interns will also have the opportunity to work at our Newport Aquarium or afterschool programs, depending on interest, season, and availability.
The community service program for high school students provides individuals in grades nine through twelve the opportunity to assist the Ocean County Historical Society’s volunteers in a variety of tasks related to the successful day-to-day operation of its Museum and Research Center. Students will learn about the many facets of the museum environment, including the history and preservation of the Elizabeth Sculthorpe Force House, its research center, adjacent structures, and grounds.
Explainers are high school students who have been accepted into a competitive internship program and work as volunteer educators in the Everett Children’s Adventure Garden. Explainers learn about nature and plant science in order to become environmental educators for children and families by exploring the Garden. They commit to a minimum of 125 training and volunteer hours.
Mayo Clinic offers a summer volunteer program for high school students, allowing them to volunteer at clinics and hospitals.
Four-week Holocaust-history and museum-education internship for high-school students. Students study Holocaust history with primary sources, art, media, discussion, and testimony; meet survivors or descendants; learn museum education and professional skills; and complete a…
In addition to individual internship opportunities which are listed on the lower portion of this page, DHR has developed a new and innovative Student Intern Pool. This new process allows students interested in gaining valuable municipal government experience to submit their profile which is kept in a pool of pre-qualified candidates for consideration for available positions.
Offers stipend-paid summer internship opportunities to undergraduate and graduate level university students pursuing STEM degrees, as well as upper-level high school students; select locations also offer internships to university students pursuing education-related degrees…
The Job Readiness Training is available for students across Santa Barbara County through a mix of virtual and in-person workshops. Once students complete the 8-week training, they become eligible for potential paid internships later. After completing job readiness training, students become eligible for paid internships, through which they earn minimum wage. Every effort is made to place students into internships aligned with their field of interest.
Volunteering at the Lancaster Performing Arts Center (LPAC) allows you to make a profound impact on your community by sharing your passion for the arts. By participating in LPAC volunteer opportunities, you help the Center sustain its commitment of enhancing cultural vitality in the Antelope Valley through arts education in a variety of roles.
Interns will gain professional experience utilizing nonformal education strategies by partnering with Extension agents to plan, implement, and evaluate educational programs for adults and youth in field offices. MSU Extension Interns work in county or reservation Extension offices under the direction of one or more Extension agents. Upon completion of an internship the student will understand the nature and responsibilities of being an MSU Extension agent.
The Camden City School District Students Working to Access Greatness (SWAG) Program is a 5 week summer youth employment program for Camden City middle school and high school students. SWAG’s mission is to provide Camden City students with a meaningful summer experience that will successfully prepare them for future employment.
The Los Angeles Public Library offers several opportunities for teens to get involved and volunteer at their local library. The Teen Council is open to ages 11-19 and involves working with the librarian and peers on tasks such as suggesting book purchases or planning library programs. Additionally, joining the Teen Council allows for the opportunity to participate in a Teens Leading Change project that aims to create positive change in the community. Teen Volunteers, ages 14-19, can assist librarians with organizing the teen area, creating library displ…
Rising sophomores, juniors, and seniors can intern with a diverse group of socially conscious peers to bring vital social connections to older adults. Through one of our four summer teen internship programs, you can develop leadership skills and engage in meaningful programs with older adults. Through a variety of intergenerational activities – including discussion groups, home visits, creative arts and tech assistance – you can give back to the community this summer while earning over 112 community service hours.
Volunteers will start with a rotation of positions that help support our staff and operations on our exhibit floor. Volunteers engage guests at our popular exhibits, help maintain the Cube at a “show ready” state, and answer questions. Other positions (which may require additional training) include teaching science activities, explaining science concepts at our exhibits, and performing “behind the scenes” duties.
The goal of the internship program is to give teens ages 14-18 leadership opportunities in the theatre and classroom setting in assistance to ACT’s programs. We want the internship to be beneficial to both the student and ACT! Work alongside professional actors, directors, choreographers, and instructors. Get valuable teaching artist training and mentoring. Add experience to your resume and satisfy your volunteer hours requirement Be a role model for young actors and share what you’ve learned in theatre. Discounted tuition for your own ACT class/camp (s…
