Lockheed Martin High School Internship Program
A paid 9+ week summer internship at Lockheed Martin Space's Sunnyvale, CA facility where students at least 16 years old work alongside aerospace scientists and engineers on real projects, plus mentoring, professional development workshops, and facility tours; applications open November through early January.
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HEAL Internship Program (Alameda Health System HealthPATH)
A clinical-rotation workforce internship for Oakland high schoolers at Alameda Health System's Highland Hospital, exposing students to fields like emergency medicine, pediatrics, and nursing, with elective school credit and a stipend or scholarship for successful completers via the OUSD partnership.
PG&E Powering Scholars Program
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World's largest student rocket competition; teams hit precise altitude/duration targets.
AMNH Science Research Mentoring Program (SRMP)
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Richmond Pulse Youth Voices
A Richmond, California community journalism program that trains young people in multimedia reporting and storytelling as youth reporters for the local outlet Richmond Pulse, with participants paid for their published work.