Explore 52 public policy & law internship opportunities for students in grade 11. Compare eligibility, deadlines, location, and provider details.
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A free student-group network for high schoolers organizing human-rights campaigns, education, events, and legislative advocacy. Students can register a chapter at their high school and receive orientation, campaign materials, a youth community, and coaching. Groups organize…
The City of Irvine seeks motivated high school juniors and seniors, and current college students for the 2023 City Council Summer Internship Program. This is an excellent opportunity for civic-minded students to work with City Councilmembers, perform research and analysis on a wide range of topics, and observe the efforts of local government.
CYCs serve as a mechanism for current 9th -11th graders to have input on city policy. Each CYC consists of 25-30 young people from across the city who meet to participate in team building, leadership development, research, and the creation of policy proposals to key decision makers in city government. Citywide Youth Councils allow youth to have a voice in the formation, implementation, and evaluation of public policy; councils we are recruiting for now include the Juvenile Justice Council (JJC), CPS Student Advisory Council (SAC), Teen Health Council (T…
Comparative Legal Systems & International Criminal Justice: A Global PerspectiveProgramSummer@BrownDates & FormatsJune 29, 2026 - July 10, 2026 •2 weeks•Online - Mostly Asynchronous•ClosedIssues related to criminal justice systems across the world often make the headlines.…
Congresswoman Judy Chu’s Congressional Youth Advisory Council (CYAC) is an opportunity for high school students residing or studying in California’s 28th Congressional District to highlight and discuss important issues that face our youth. Students will work directly with staff and a diverse group of leaders from our community to collaborate and identify how the federal government can help the community.
The Eighth Judicial District Summer High School Internship Program is a 3-week summer program, scheduled to begin on Thursday, July 6th, and ends Thursday July 27th. Interns are expected to work Monday through Thursday from 10:00am to 4:00pm. This summer internship will enable students to be knowledgeable about different careers in the court system, work directly with judges, judicial chambers staff and other dedicated professionals in the non-judicial ranks of the Unified Court System, and access to professional development programs.
The OCFA Fire Cadet Program offers a ten-week Fire Cadet Trainee Academy that covers basic level skills. Trainees will attend nine weeks of entry-level classes at Fire Cadet Posts and take a final exam during week ten at OCFA Headquarters. Upon successful completion, participants become full members of the program and are ride-along certified. Prospective Fire Cadets can apply by filling out an interest form and will be contacted to complete a detailed application, including a current report card. The Fire Cadet Trainee Academies are held twice a year,…
A High School Student Worker assists regular employees in the more routine aspects of their jobs and carries out specific assignments under supervision. Duties may vary from routine clerical assignments in an office setting to manual labor assignments in departments involved in maintaining parks, beaches, roads, etc. Some positions may be eligible for bilingual incentives depending upon operational need and certification of skill.
A global written and oral public-policy debate competition for high-school teams, culminating in a World Champion and USD 10,000 grand prize. The International Public Policy Forum is open to high school students worldwide. Teams begin with a 3,000-word qualifying essay on the…
Internships and Fellowships with the City City government internships and fellowships allow high school and college students to make important contributions to the City while experiencing first-hand the rewards that come with working for the people of New York City.
Internships at CTA We're proud to offer paid internships to high-performing high school, undergraduate, graduate, and law school students! CTA internships allow students to gain hands-on, real-world experience at the nation's second largest public transportation system.
The County offers non-paid internships for credit and/or experience for both college and high school students. High school students should begin the process by contacting their high school guidance office.
Ladders for Leaders is a nationally recognized program that offers outstanding high school and college students the opportunity to participate in paid professional summer internships with leading corporations, non-profit organizations and government agencies in New York City. Ladders for Leaders is a component of NYC’s Summer Youth Employment Program, the nation’s largest summer jobs program.
The Mayor's Youth Council is a program that engages Boston's high school students in government and civic participation. The MYC has 86 council members, each of whom works in one of eight committees and a neighborhood working group. Each committee is led by two co-directors, and each neighborhood working group is led by two co-liaisons. The Council represents every neighborhood in Boston, with members who are confirmed by Mayor Wu through an application and interview process. Council members are selected for a one-year term and work with the Mayor's Off…
Youth Congress is an organization that allows teenagers to experience and gain independence and leadership through paid internships. These internships range from office work to assistance in camp programs to assisting someone who works in a highly ranked job such as marketing. The program is for high school youth, ages 14-18 and is a summer long commitment of 60 hrs. Teens will have a options of setting their own hours with their mentor.
Serving as a Page includes working in the House chamber during daily session and also running errands for the Representatives and House staff and taking part in the House Page Mock Legislature. Pages begin their duties on Monday morning with an orientation session to become familiar with the Capitol building and their duties for the week. Each day begins at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m. Monday thru Wednesday with the exception of Thursday, when Pages are released for the week at 2:30.
A selective two-week residential program examining public policy, law, governance, economics, and political theory. Students attend lectures, seminars, and capstone sessions on public policy, human rights, market regulation, governance, international policy, and conflict.…
Paid summer internships in San Francisco City departments for high-school students from the city's diverse communities. Confirm the current cycle and local eligibility on the official page.
The North Carolina Senate Page Program allows high school students in tenth, eleventh and twelfth grade to get a hands-on experience in the legislative process of the state. Hired pages observe how laws are made and assist senators and staff members during the legislative session while working on the Senate Chamber floor. They participate in daily sessions, committee meetings, and perform duties that include delivering messages and materials within the legislative complex, answering phones in senators’ offices, passing out documents and running errands.…
The Sotomayor Program has helped over 400 high school, college, and law school students gain experience with the legal system and develop their professional skills! Want to be a part of transforming the legal system?
