Internship (BUS3007BL) 2 credit hours
The Internship program is a personalized pathway of authentic work experience in collaboration with local employers and professionals. Students have the opportunity to explore and expand career interests through the following placements:
Job Site Work Experience - Working at a local business (paid work experience).
Entrepreneurial Mentor - Partnering with local professionals on your own business idea.
Professional Internship - Interning with a local business (unpaid shadowing experience). Some options include, but are not limited to:
In-School Experience - Working with programs within Neuqua Valley such as the Student Tech Team, Media Department, Website Development, or Athletics (unpaid).
Students earn one credit for work/experience outside of school and earn one credit for classroom instruction that pertains to work-related and/or career issues. The internship instructor will assist with placement and monitor students’ progress throughout the year. These placements can be combined to create a personalized experience to fit each individual student and their career exploration goals. Early dismissal is NOT a requirement for this program. Students must provide their own transportation.
Job Site Work Experience - Working at a local business (paid work experience).
Entrepreneurial Mentor - Partnering with local professionals on your own business idea.
Professional Internship - Interning with a local business (unpaid shadowing experience). Some options include, but are not limited to:
- Architecture, Construction, Engineering
- Audio/Video Technology & Communications
- Business Management & Marketing
- Education
- Finance & Accounting
- Health Sciences, Physical Therapy, Dentistry, etc.
- Law, Law Enforcement
In-School Experience - Working with programs within Neuqua Valley such as the Student Tech Team, Media Department, Website Development, or Athletics (unpaid).
Students earn one credit for work/experience outside of school and earn one credit for classroom instruction that pertains to work-related and/or career issues. The internship instructor will assist with placement and monitor students’ progress throughout the year. These placements can be combined to create a personalized experience to fit each individual student and their career exploration goals. Early dismissal is NOT a requirement for this program. Students must provide their own transportation.
Business Internship 2017-2018
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Business Internship 2018-2019
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Example student experiences: |
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Job Site Work Experience
Best Buy Bailee St. Germaine Sales & Marketing Bailee works at Best Buy as a Sales Consultant. His area of expertise is Home Theater which includes tv, audio, gaming systems electronics. Bailee enjoys working with a variety of people, determining their needs, and finding the right product for them. 
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Professional Internship
Association Development Solutions Joe Hanneman Marketing Joe interns everyday with ADS performing various tasks within long-term marketing projects. He also participates in professional team conference calls and market research data analysis. He enjoys learning about this specific type of marketing. |
In-school Experience
NVHS Student Tech Team Kirstin Kives IT & Marketing Kirstin is a member of our Student Tech in the LMC, assisting students and staff with tech needs and problems. She is also interested in Marketing and is interning with Superior Design Build working with industry customers and suppliers. 
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Recognition Banquet 2016
Recognition Banquet 2018
