Internship Coordinator: Ms. Loretta Kavanaugh
What is an Internship?
A student internship is an unpaid, career-focused experience during which students become directly involved in the workplace. This experience provides an opportunity for a student to apply the skills obtained in school to real work situations and to learn additional skills. An internship will also help students define their career goals.
Minimum Requirements:
In order to earn credit for internship, students must work a minimum number of hours, as follows:
Triple Period Interns: 225 hours/semester = 15 hours per week
Double Period Interns: 150 hours/semester = 10 hours per week
Single Period Interns: 75 hours/semester = 5 hours per week
The hours may be arranged to suit the convenience of the supervisor and student. Hours will be given for the weekly seminar meetings which are held at Northwood High School with the Internship Coordinator.
Past Internship Sponsors:
Kindness Animal Hospital
LSY Architects
Holy Cross Hospital
Kids After Hours
Affinity Sports and Health
Newport Mill Middle School
State’s Attorney Office
Law Offices Aimee C. Robbins
Law Office of Ryan A. Lahuti
St. Andrew's Apostle School
Final Cut Productions
Walter Reed Medical Center
Insituto de Educacion Infamtil, Inc
A. Mario Loiederman MS
Families Foremost Center
Student Internship Initial Application Forms
Internship Program Application
Internship Student Requirements
Student Schedule
Faculty Recommendation Form
For more information, contact Ms. Loretta Kavanaugh, the Northwood Internship Coordinator at Loretta_Kavanaugh@mcpsmd.org. |
