New Mexico
Summer Enrichment Internship Program
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The Goal:
The goal is to provide high school students and at-risk student youth with the opportunity to participate in high-quality internships, up to 30 hours per week for 6 to 10 weeks, with government agencies and community organizations, including county, tribal, and/or municipal placements.
The College and Career Readiness Bureau (CCRB) of the New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) launched the Summer Enrichment Internship Program in the summer of 2021. The federal government initially committed more than $9.89 million for the program, as part of pandemic relief efforts, to cover the cost of summer internships for New Mexico high school students. Thanks to the support of more than $8 million from the New Mexico legislature, as well as cross-agency and community collaboration, thousands of students have benefitted from participating in the Summer Enrichment Internship Program. The Public Education Department proudly continues the Summer Enrichment Internship program this summer.
The goal is to provide high school students and at-risk student youth with the opportunity to participate in high-quality internships, up to 30 hours per week for 6 to 10 weeks, with government agencies and community organizations, including county, tribal, and/or municipal placements.
The College and Career Readiness Bureau (CCRB) of the New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) launched the Summer Enrichment Internship Program in the summer of 2021. The federal government initially committed more than $9.89 million for the program, as part of pandemic relief efforts, to cover the cost of summer internships for New Mexico high school students. Thanks to the support of more than $8 million from the New Mexico legislature, as well as cross-agency and community collaboration, thousands of students have benefitted from participating in the Summer Enrichment Internship Program. The Public Education Department proudly continues the Summer Enrichment Internship program this summer.
Are You Ready for Summer 2023?
Contact PED Program Manager Marc Duske marc.duske@ped.nm.gov
"Real-life learning is critical to skill development,
and internships are a great way
to gain important experience and build skills in a real-world setting."
CommUNITY Learning Network
and internships are a great way
to gain important experience and build skills in a real-world setting."
CommUNITY Learning Network
Summer 2022 Highlights
Statewide Program Partners
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Bernalillo County
Curry County De Baca County Dona Ana County Grant County Los Alamos County Roosevelt County San Juan County San Miguel County Sandoval County Socorro County Torrance County Valencia County |
Jicarilla Apache Nation
Pueblo of Acoma Nambe Pueblo Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo of Picuris Pueblo of Pojoaque Pueblo of Santo Domingo Pueblo of Zia Pueblo of Zuni Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo |
HELP NM:
Cibola Country Colfax County McKinley County Mora County Rio Arriba County San Miguel County Taos County With Support from New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions, Indian Resources Development at New Mexico State University, and CommUNITY Learning Network |
Celebrating a Summer of Success with
More than 2100 Interns and 500 Mentors statewide!
More than 2100 Interns and 500 Mentors statewide!
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