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USAJOBS is the official job site of the US Federal Government.
It's your one-stop source for Federal jobs and employment information.
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STUDENT PROGRAMS
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Many agencies provide opportunities for students to earn income for their schooling, explore career tracts, and learn about their government. These opportunities include student temporary employment, college and university internships and fellowships.
After graduation, there are opportunities for Federal internships -- many are permanent jobs that students and other individuals into entry level positions. For information on these programs, please see
Starting your Government Career.
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Agency Information Gateway
Here's a one-stop shop for information on government agencies with student employment opportunities. Studentjobs.gov has collected exclusive profile articles, as well as links to agency home pages and student employment information pages.
Co-operative Education (Co-op),
Employment Information Fact Sheet 14 on work-study partnerships between the students, the educational institutions, and various Federal agencies
e-Scholar
This site provides all students (high school and higher), parents, and career professionals information on different educational opportunities offered by Federal Government departments and agencies, or partnering organizations. Information is available on domestic and international programs.
Federal Student Internship Programs,
Employment Information Fact Sheet 13.
NASPAA For Students, Careers and Internships
The National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration calls students to public service for careers that are stimulating, satisfying and highly rewarding.
Student Educational Employment,
Employment Information Fact Sheet on the various student programs: Cooperative Education, Stay-in-School, Federal Junior Fellowship, and Summer Aid Programs
Student Intern Page
This page leads you to links for both domestic and international student programs including Fellowships, Scholarships, Grants, Internships and Cooperative Programs.
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