Hi all!
Recently we launched a discord server (https://discord.gg/FCaHUMH) for students and young people looking for summer internships. We've seen pretty good growth and we're still looking to expand our community. We have already gotten into contact with some employers and will be posting openings for all types of internships (remote mostly). If you are interested or even just curious, head over to our server (both interns and employers) and we'll see if we can help you out. Hope this helps!

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The US State Department created the Virtual Student Federal Service nine month e-internship for American citizens still in school (undergrads to grad students) to have the chance to work with various departments. (Ex: VA, FDA. CDC, Foreign Affairs, Dept of Edu, Health and Human Service, etc). Dozens of Departments accept interns. To read about the over 100 projects and to apply, visit https://vsfs.state.gov/projects#all-projs-tab. Applications are open until July 31st; you select 3 projects you are interested in applying for.

Average work is anywhere from one brochure creation a semester to 6-10 hours a week completing tasks, depending on the department/project. You make awesome connections, learn about a government agency, develop some professional skills, and it looks great on a resume.

I have been doing it for the past two years with the VA creating content and editing blogs that were posted on the VA’s official website and then for the Health and Human Services Department for their youth engagement programs. Loved it so much I’m returning next year!

AMA about the process, application, internship etc :)

Hello,

Does anyone know how to land on an internship in apple as a university student?

In an earlier e-mail, I wrote to you about Talify (www.talify.com/campus), where we’re working to change the way that **** ****** students, career, and internship opportunities are matched to one another. Both our company and our partners--from impressive global businesses to exciting startups and meaningful non-profit organizations--are all looking for talent.

Since I didn’t hear back from you, I assume you must have already lined up an opportunity post-graduation. If you have, I’d love to hear about it; feel free to drop me a quick reply! We are always interested to learn about the kinds of opportunities that interest students, and the students that interest those employers.

And if you have any friends looking for internship or career opportunities, let them know to register at Talify (www.talify.com/campus). If you don’t yet have something lined up (or if you want to keep your options open), feel free to register yourself, and if there’s anything I can do to help you in the future, reach out anytime!

Thanks, Tammy

http://talify.com/campus

Talify: Because Finding a Job Shouldn't Be One

PS: This is an e-mail I sent to you personally, based upon your particular background and strengths. However, if you'd prefer that I don't e-mail you in the future, just click the link below and I will take you off the list of interested students.

Talify 8251 Maryland Avenue, Suite 15 St. Louis, Missouri 63105

I got this in my school email. This is the 3rd email they sent me. I'm a college student in my senior year and it confuses me that I can't find much on this company. Has anyone every had any experience with this group? Is it Legit?

I am currently a CS student in my junior year. I was looking forward to secure a position this summer but pandemic caused many companies on freeze which got my interviews to be canceled. If anyone out there is hiring or looking for anyone, please give me a heads up because I am completely open and flexible in time as well. I currently know Java and C++ and have exposure to html css Javascript Kotlin and python. I also have some exposure to creating websites too. Much appreciated for any advice and suggestions at times like this and hopes to all other students out there as well. Thanks

Ever since the first stay in shelter announcement here in California, I had a sinking feeling that 2020 was done, over. 🤷🏾 While folks were still counting quarantine in terms of days, my instinct was to immediately start planning for an economically repressed 2020 and start cutting some costs and doubling down on side revenue.

This pessimism is probably because I graduated in 2009 at the peak of the last recession. I was a good student, doing all the “right things” they told me to do, I secured two successive internships and then a traditional job offer on Wall Street by October senior year, and was on cruise mode after that. Then the economy collapsed and my secure high paying job offer was withdrawn only weeks to graduation. 🙃

Honestly, I struggled and scrambled to find job offers, but I think my perspective was still really limited in terms of traditional office jobs/career. If I had known, I would have gotten started so early on side-hustles and online businesses, and it would have given me a plan B…and plan C. When I think of 2020 grads, I really empathize. Graduating into this sh*t cant be fun.

But I think with hustle and non traditional jobs and gigs it doesn’t all have to be depressing in 2020. Many traditional industries are dying, and coronavirus just accelerated things for a select few. Then probably so is a traditional office job or internship. You can create your own path! And skills from these new digital media formats definitely do translate into real bullet points for your resume. Getting 100k followers in tiktok is no small thing, for example., The key is for kids today to learn how to turn that 100k followers into a biz.

Anyway, I just have been exploring these ideas and was curious if others are thinking the same, especially folks who are graduating now.

For high school students and college students interested in community service or helping students, please apply as a tutor! We tutor students in 5th to 8th grade and we give out volunteer hours as well. For more information, click on this link: https://www.outreachandprep.com/get-involved

Hello everyone,

Given our current circumstances in the world, it is even harder and more competitive to find a good job and land an interview. With Sizigi, an upcoming tech startup, you will have the ability to create your own portfolio to highlight your work professionally and from school. These would be in the forms of videos and blogs, which hiring managers can see through custom links that you send them. I love this because it allows me to showcase more than what’s on my resume, it also adds value to your classwork and projects so in a 3 min video you can go through what you created and learned. It’s a free service that will definitely revolutionize the hiring process and allow you to immediately stand out. Join here by clicking this link that should take 2 minutes to complete. https://sizigi.referralrock.com/l/1SANDRALOPE41/

Please contact me if you are seeing this. My name is Jack Lehman i’m currently a junior in high school seeking an intern ship . I have a resume but it’s basics include being a lifeguard at lifetime fitness creating a small Etsy business working as a intern at a warehouse and working on a farm. Looking for summer job/intern ship.

Hi,

I just started a design internship in one of the top tech companies, however, today also received an offer for a SWE position at a very cool media publication. Both of them are remote and require 30 hrs/week but the hours are flexible. I am wondering if doing two internships is doable or should I reject the offer. The reason why I would want to do both is that I need to pay off my tuition and these are the opportunities that can really help me. Thanks!

I'm looking for work as a software engineer. I don't need pay, just experience. I would like to work for a company that can help me learn and grow as a developer. Im proficient in Java, HTML, CSS, and Javascript. I have a lot of experience as a website developer but my ultimate career goal is software engineering. I'm currently pursuing a B.S in computer science with a minor in multimedia computing. Im eager and ready to work.

Please help point me in the right direction.

I just recently got accepted as firmware engineer intern. What type of projects and tasks should I expect? And how should I approach the projects and tasks with little to no experience? I have some web skills such as HTML5, CSS, and Javascript, but I am a novice when comes to frameworks such as React.js. As well as that I don't know any database languages except a bit of SQL. Any help or advice would be appreciated.

I know that this crazy time has been a bit rough on our summer work search. I work for a platform called RippleMatch that will match you online with jobs and internships and most of our companies are actively recruiting for this summer! It takes 5 minutes to create a free profile and you can check it out here:

https://ripplematch.com/index?r=c5EK92

The One & Only Research-Based Internship Program integrating Industry 4.0 Technologies: Artificial Intelligence | Machine Learning | Deep Learning | IoT | Big Data Hadoop | Cloud Computing | AWS Cloud | Spark | CI/CD Jenkins | DevOps Ansible | Docker | Kubernetes | Linux | Python | Splunk and much more by MENTOR – Mr. Vimal Daga - (World Record Holder | Sr. Principal IT Consultant | TEDx Speaker | Entrepreneur | Philanthropist)

Young people want to disrupt and not get disrupted. It’s time institutes should see this seriously!

The new economy does not divide the entrepreneurial dreams between a fresh graduate and a tenured professional. If you are passionate to start something on your own, NOW is the flying time.

The tools are here, insights you need to scale abound freely, and there’s no shortage of demand. If you know of an idea, think you can grow it and associate with it zealously, the market is ready to embrace you and it’s not looking sceptically at your grads.

The rise of the internet, digital innovations, globalization, the rise of the emerging markets are creating a favourable entrepreneurial ecosystem, and you don’t need to carry experience certificate to try your luck in entrepreneurship. While experience is seen as a favourable metric, it is not going to be a deciding factor for your entrepreneurial goals. 

This is something educational institutions should seriously try to understand. They should prepare young people for the corporate world before they leave college for work. They should create an inclusive atmosphere where work-related activities occur between them and business leaders, and most importantly they should actively revisit their academic curriculum to addresses the actual business needs.

Young people are aware of their world, they know and are part of the digital revolution, and many of them want to employ and not get employed. Institutes should understand this sentiment and introduce measures to inculcate the entrepreneurial spirit in young adults. This should be the most relevant way to contribute in nation-building. Imparting education is good, but imparting education that is useful is better.

Looking to upskill to tackle future work challenges or starting our own venture? You can choose to apply for many internship programs, including Industrial Training Program — ARTH 2020 that upskills BTech / Technical students in demanding technologies. Learn more about Summer internship for CSE. 

Hey guys, I made a video with 5 tips on how to go from intern to full-time employee if you're going to be an intern this upcoming summer!

Link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qSjMXXt4lA

If you'e not interested in watching the videos, here are my 5 tips. Some of these tips are for everyone but they are also specific to CS interns and Engineering interns who are writing code this summer. Good luck guys.

Tip 1: Actually use the technologies you're going to use this summer and prepare. Be the most prepared intern with these technologies and tools, frameworks, and libraries that your team and company are going to be using.

Tip 2: Be the hardest working intern for the first month of the internship, and then work at the same level as the other interns for the remainder of the summer. First impressions stick and you'll still be known as the hardest working intern if you start off the summer with a bang.

Tip 3: (Most important tip) Be personable. Make real relationship with the full-time employees and actually talk to them daily about their lives, their hobbies, etc. Being someone that other people enjoy to work with is much more important than being the smartest employee. The fun guy will get hired over the smart guy with a shit personality.

Tip 4: Write Clean code. Don't just write code and never go back and clean it up just to write fast code and get your work done. Write clean, manageable, readable code. No one wants to have to try and work on a code base that is very unreadable and hard to work with. Take pride in your code.

Tip 5: Get feedback. Get feedback from the full-time people at the end of the summer on how you did, and how you could have done better. This will go a long way and make it look like you really cared about your work (hopefully you did lol) and that you want to keep getting better.

These are the tips I have for you. If you want to hear about them in detail watch the video! Good luck guys.

i have to attach a list that includes BOTH work and intern experience... i have no intern experience, but i have work experience. i thought my work experience was to go on my resume...what do i do now?