This 2-week virtual program teaches girls (trans, cis, and non-binary) the computer science skills they need to make an impact in their community while preparing for a career in tech. Participants get exposed to tech jobs, meet women in tech careers, and join a supportive sisterhood of girls in tech.

A paid six-week internship that gives Jersey City residents exposure to a wide range of professional pathways. Students are matched with leading companies and non-profits and are trained under the mentorship of company executives, and staff. This program is a public-private collaboration between the Jersey City Mayor, Jersey City Economic Development Corporation, and Jersey City Public Schools.

The Annenberg Youth Academy for Media and Civic Engagement is a four-week summer intensive academy for 26 talented high school students from the communities surrounding the USC University Park and Health Science Campuses. Students are exposed to the equivalent of first-year college-level courses and develop a rich conceptual understanding and practice of the necessary role that media communications and journalism play in fashioning civic-minded thought leaders and innovators.

A residential program hosted by Sana Clara University to encourage high school students to pursue the engineering field. Students attend workshops, participate in recreational activities and complete their own engineering projects. Participants have access to workshops in all base disciplines of engineering.

A 2-week synchronous or 6-week asynchronous immersion program that will teach and train girls in computer science and industry practices at a local host company.

The New England Aquarium offers internships to teens in several different areas of work, including customer service, retail, or as a counselor/educator. Interns are able to receive training in marine science and time management, and are exposed to stewardship outings and and career workshops. Students living in Boston or Cambridge qualify for compensation through their city youth job programs.

Program pairing high school juniors and seniors with mentors in science, health, and technical fields to help them develop independent research projects. Students gain lab experience and lifelong advisors.

The Microsoft High School Internship is open to current senior high school students that live within 50 miles of Redmond, Washington who have a demonstrated interest in technology. Students must be at least 16 years old and have a legal right to work in the U.S. for the duration of the internship. Applicants should be available to work full-time for 10 consecutive weeks (June 22nd - August 28th).

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An education and employment system where high school students discuss artifacts, models, specimens, and scientific tools at models and displays around the museum. Students are able to have conversations with people from all over the world while exploring scientific and cultural content. Interns also have college readiness workshops (with test prep sponsored by Kaplan) and several museum perks.

Code Longhorn is a free, one-week residential
camp program for high school underrepresented
populations (African-American, Latino and
Native American students). It is designed to
dispel myths about computer science, intrigue
students with the potential of computing and
the excitement of problem solving. The camp
includes team-building activities, educational
sessions, and recreation. You must be a Texas
resident to apply.