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About the Internship Program

The Beaverton School District is offering high school students, ages 17 or older, the opportunity to explore potential career paths in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry with our summer internship program. There are 16 paid positions available: four positions working directly with BSD and 12 positions working with our AEC partners.   

Selected candidates will gain real-world experience in fields such as architecture, engineering, building trades, construction and construction management. Interns also may get hands-on experience in other areas such as web design, video production, communications, operations and office administration. 

Participants in BSD’s summer internship program will work in a professional environment alongside industry experts, allowing them to develop practical skills, build a network of professional contacts and gain valuable insights into the AEC industry. These hands-on experiences not only enhance their resumes but also assist them in making informed decisions about potential career paths.

All candidates must submit a letter of interest with their application. Applicants selected for an internship will be matched with a partnering company and assigned to an internship position based on their relevant goals, interests and experience.   

We encourage all interested students to apply. Preference will be given to applicants with clear goals for a career in the AEC industry or related field. 

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