High School Internships Boost Businesses, Students
A high school internship “gives you a taste of what you think you might like without the long-term commitment of a school or a job,” says Warren junior Tessa Haffner, who served a spring internship with Little Muskingum Kettle Farm in Marietta.
Tessa was doing an environmental economic internship offered through Building Bridges to Careers (BB2C) and Rural Action. The paid spring internships allowed high school students to complete 50 hours of service over ten weeks with a business that works with the environment, agriculture, or ecotourism.
Tessa’s experiences attest to the impact these internships can have for both the student and the business. Read more about her internship, including details about how businesses can participate.
Students seeking summer internships can click below to apply.
