Current Internship Opportunities
High School Tech Internships
General High School Internships
BB2C offers exploratory internship opportunities to students and host sites in Southeast Ohio counties. Interns are hosted by businesses and organizations in these counties that span a wide range of industries and fields. To apply for an internship opportunity below, fill out the student interest form above.
Don’t see anything that interests you? Fill out the student interest form and we can work with you to create a customized internship opportunity for you!
Specific paid internship opportunities are offered when funding is available.
Open Internship Opportunities
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Digital Marketing Intern
BUSINESS: WSI Digital Marketing
LOCATION: Vienna, WV
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Web Design Intern
BUSINESS: Marietta/Belpre Health Department
LOCATION: Marietta, OH
Past internship host sites include:
Host Site FAQs about High School Internships
Hear directly from the businesses that host interns.
Why does your organization take on high school interns?
Danielle Bruni, Peoples Bank Vice President Retail District Manager
Heather Warner, GoPacks Founder & Director
How do you deal with liability issues regarding high school interns?
Jordan Croucher, Noble County Prosecutor’s Office
Kyle Newton, Warren Local School Districts Superintendent
What can high school interns do?
Stacy Parks, Memorial Health System Workforce Development Specialist
Danielle Bruni, Peoples Bank Vice President Retail District Manager
How do you structure high school internships?
Heather Warner, GoPacks Founder & Director
Janelle Seevers, Perry & Associates CPAs Senior Human Resources Manager
What are your expectations regarding high school interns?
Jordan Croucher, Noble County Prosecutor’s Office
Janelle Seevers, Perry & Associates CPAs Senior Human Resources Manager
How do you get high school interns?
Linn Yost, Micro Machine Works Owner & Appalachian Ohio Manufacturers' Coalition (AOMC) President
Stacy Parks, Memorial Health System Workforce Development Specialist
What if an internship shows students what they don't want to do?
Jordan Croucher, Noble County Prosecutor