Education for Tomorrow Alliance (EfTA)

"This internship has reassured me I want to enter into the medical field, possibly as a physicians assistant. The communication skills, organizational skills, and hands on experience I gained during this internship is something I will take with me as I step into my career."
- McKenna, Just Health Center Intern

"Through this internship, we learned how to effectively ask questions, communicate value, and build strong relationships with potential clients. We also gained valuable experience marketing a business in ways that create positive outcomes for both the company and its customers. Additionally, we developed skills in using social media to grow a business, build brand awareness, and earn client trust. Throughout the program, we learned the importance of organization and became familiar with digital tools and apps that help present information in a professional, approachable, and personalized way."

-Coraly P., Helena G., and Salma E., Infinite Hitting The Woodlands Interns

“Learning the day to day of a civil engineer specifically related to sports, I have learned this is the field I would like to go into. I love that at this company you get to have a hand in all of the areas and that no day is the same. I have enjoyed getting to learn from client meetings and watching how things are designed. I have also learned I want to work for a smaller company like this one.”
- Bryce F., Texas Sports & Engineering Intern

It's been a joy to visit Student Internship Program interns on the job to see what they've been learning. Students have the chance to connect classroom learning to real-world careers thanks to some amazing partners. We are incredibly grateful to the internship hosts who are opening their doors, sharing their expertise, and providing meaningful opportunities for students to gain career insights. Their investment is shaping the future!

"Through this internship I have been able to observe multiple areas of law that have helped me begin to narrow down where I feel I would be successful. The most important skill I believe this internship has helped me refine is organization and attention to detail." -Rachel, Intern with Judge John Hafley, Montgomery County Court at Law #1

"This internship has affirmed my career goals of going into mechanical or automotive engineering. Getting to work with the mechanics and gain real experiences working with the tools and systems has made this internship enjoyable and eye opening. I’m excited to keep learning more skills and work with systems I wouldn’t normally get to." - Krishna, Action Buggies Intern

Students hosted by Amanda, the Entomology Education Coordinator for The Woodlands Township, are getting a firsthand look at the world of field research through their internships. From collecting specimens to examining insects under a microscope, they're discovering the science behind entomology, and Amanda's enthusiasm for her work is inspiring the next generation of learners.

"This internship has opened my mind to a more research-driven career path. I never expected to enjoy entomology as much as I have." — Benji

"Getting to do field work and explore mosquitoes under a microscope has been the highlight so far. Learning the different ways to identify species has been really interesting." — Caleb

Thank you, Amanda, for sharing your expertise and providing students with a unique hands-on learning experience that is sparking new interests!

Cheers to Ms. Rosa at The MiniBot, who has hosted dozens of student interns over the past eight years at her robotics school! The interns learned the importance of having an open mind when helping students design robots and appreciated the opportunity to lean into their creative sides as they designed their own robots for competition.