Community Service Internships for High School Students
EC Finder currently lists 4 community service internships for high school students. Of these, 4 are free to participate in and 1 offers virtual participation. Examples include Code For Fun – Internship and Volunteer, MSU Denver Art + Action Lab High School Internship, and NexGeneGirls.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What are community service internships for high school students?
- Community Service Internships for High School Students are curated extracurricular listings for high school students interested in community service. Each listing includes eligibility, cost, and deadline details where known, so you can compare options and find the right fit for your college application profile.
- Are any of these internships free?
- Yes — 4 of the 4 internships listed here are free to participate in.
- Can I participate virtually?
- Yes — 1 of the 4 internships listed here offer virtual or online participation.
- Are community service internships good for a college application?
- Yes — community service internships are a common way for high schoolers to show sustained interest and initiative in community service on college applications.
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Code For Fun – Internship and Volunteer
Organization teaching kids to code; HS students can intern or volunteer as teaching assistants and outreach helpers.
MSU Denver Art + Action Lab High School Internship
Paid internship at MSU Denver's Center for Visual Art that gives Denver-area high school students an inside look at careers across the arts (curation, installation, programming, education) through hands-on work alongside professional museum staff.
NexGeneGirls
A San Francisco (Bayview Hunters Point)-based nonprofit offering hands-on biotech bootcamps and paid internships for high school girls of color from underserved SF neighborhoods, teaching lab techniques like pipetting, DNA extraction, and cloning with mentorship from CCSF and SFSU scientists.
SF Bay Area Urban Green SCA
SCA's Bay Area Urban Green program provides year-round paid opportunities for high school students to work on urban environmental projects, some involving historic sites.
ECFinder provides links to outside extracurricular opportunities for informational purposes only. Students and families should research each program before applying. ECFinder does not operate or control the listed organizations and is not responsible for their actions or policies.