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HIGH SCHOOL INTERNSHIPSMTC High School Internship ProgramAs of April 30, 2008, the current program is closed. Please check our website in February for the 2009 program. Each year MTC sponsors a High School Internship Program. The purpose of the program is to introduce high school students (in the 10th, 11th or 12th grade) to career opportunities in the field of transportation, and to provide MTC’s transportation partners (such as traffic engineers at city and county public works departments or planners at transit agencies) with assistance. The program was conceived of by MTC's Minority Citizens Advisory Committee to encourage young people who might not otherwise consider a career in transportation to do so. Students of all races and ethnic backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply. Each year, 25 internships are available. Students are paid and may work full-time or part-time, for up to 8 weeks, between the months of June and August. STUDENT QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTSIntern assignments cover a wide range of tasks including assisting in surveys, participating in train ride observation checks, compiling and analyzing field data collected for pedestrian plans, assist with work related to bicycle planning, pavement markings and signage counts. There are opportunities to use specialized software, such as Geographic Information System GIS/AutoCAD/ Adobe Illustrator. Clerical work and general office duties that relate to transit and transportation work environments are also available.
APPLICATION PROCESSTo apply, students must submit the following documents:
Complete application packets with all required documents can be mailed to: Attn: High School Internship Coordinator For more information, you may contact the High School Internship Coordinator at (510) 817-5807 or highschool@mtc.ca.gov. See also: |
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