Job Shadowing Participation in a Job Shadow will allow middle and high school students to observe and explore careers in the business community in which they are interested. The student will spend approximately two hours to as much as a day shadowing a mentor to learn more about that career. This is a short-term exposure which enables the student to ask questions and gain a better understanding of their career interest. Internships High school Juniors and Seniors can participate in our Internship Program. These paid or non-paid experiences take the student into the business community to actively participate in the world of work.
Students commit to a minimum of six weeks and in return, they can earn independent study credit.
Interns will gain a better understanding of the demands of work by participating directly on the job. Students Serving Stafford Service learning is an educational method which engages young people in service to their communities as a means of enriching their academic learning, promoting personal growth, and helping them to develop the skills needed for productive citizenship.