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Gain valuable work experience...while you’re still in school...and
get paid for it!
The Student Educational Employment Program has two components - student
temporary employment and student career experience. Both programs are
available to all levels of students: high school, vocational and technical,
associate degree, baccalaureate degree, graduate degree, and professional
degree students.
Student Temporary Employment Component:
Employment can range from summer jobs to positions that can last for as
long as you are a student. These employment opportunities need not necessarily
be related to your academic field of study.
Student Career Experience Component:
Student career experience offers you valuable work opportunities directly
related to your academic field of study. Requiring a commitment by you,
your school, and the employing agency, the student career experience provides
formal work and study while you are attending school. You may be eligible
for permanent employment after successfully completing your education
and meeting position requirements.
Eligibility Requirements:
You are eligible to apply for the Student Educational Employment Program
if you are:
- A student enrolled or accepted for enrollment as a degree-seeking
student (diploma, certificate, etc.);
- At least the minimum age required by Federal, state or local laws
and standards governing the employment of minors;
- Taking at least half-time academic or vocational and technical course
load in an accredited high school, technical or vocational school, 2-year
or 4-year college or university, graduate or professional school;
- A U.S. citizen or a national (resident of American Samoa or Swains
Island).
Non-citizens may be eligible for employment if:
- Permitted by a Federal agency’s appropriation act, and
- Eligible to work under U.S. immigration laws.
U.S. citizenship is required
for conversion to permanent employment under the Student Career Experience
Component.
Next Steps:
You should contact your school guidance office, career planning and placement
office, or the Treasury bureau employment office (see homepage for link
to Treasury bureaus) where you are interested in working to find out about
student employment opportunities.
Student Educational Employment
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Management Intern Program
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