| Employer: | Federal Government | Job Number: | FedGovern1 |
| Job Title: | Fellowships, Internships, Scholarships, Part-Time jobs | Post Date: | Ongoing |
| Hourly Rate: | Depends on Job | Address: |
All over
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| Positions: | 15+ | Apply to: | www.studentjobs.gov |
| Work Hours: | part-time | Telephone & Email: | see specific posting
see specific posting |
| Description: |
StudentJobs.gov is the one-stop portal for a range of employment opportunities for students within the Federal Government, whether in high school, college or graduate school. You can search for jobs, create your own personal profile and resume, find valuable information on government agencies, and link to other useful Federal Government websites. It’s convenient, user-friendly, accessible to persons with disabilities, and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There is no charge for using StudentJobs.gov and users are not required to pre-register to look for a job. For more information please visit us at www.studentjobs.gov e-Scholar is the “Umbrella Term” that encompasses Jobs, Apprenticeships, Cooperative Education, Fellowships, Grants, Internships, and Scholarships within the Federal Government. It is a link to educational opportunities available to all eligible students from high school through doctorate levels, leading toward a career profession. Our goal is to simplify the process for applicants looking at various educational opportunities and to assist Federal agencies in attracting talented professionals. For more information visit us at www.studentjobs.gov/e-scholar.asp Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who can apply for these programs?
When is the best time to apply?
What if I’m interested in a program but have questions on how to apply?
Do applicants have to relocate to participate in the Federal educational program?
Can I receive any financial assistance for these programs?
Would I be required to repay stipends to Federal agencies or partnering organizations?
Are there eligibility requirements for the educational programs? | ||
| Qualifications: | High School, college, or graduate school student. | ||