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Student Internships

A student intern handles plants at Aloun Farms.
A student intern handles plants at Aloun Farms.

Student Internships

The Hawaiสปi State Department of Education (HIDOE) offers in-person student internships in our schools, Complex Area Offices, and State Offices. These opportunities provide students with hands-on employability and technical skills across various career fields, including agriculture, business management, construction, culinary arts, digital media, education, and therapeutic services.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

  • Required Age: Must be at least 16 years old.
  • Required Enrollment: Must be enrolled in a HIDOE high school as a junior or senior OR enrolled in the Hawaiสปi State Community School for Adults High School Equivalency Program.
  • Preferred: Enrolled in a CTE Program of Study aligned with the internship field.

LOCATIONS AND AVAILABILITY

  • State & Complex Area Offices, Middle, and Elementary Schools: Open to ALL eligible students across the state.
  • High Schools & Community Schools for Adults: Open ONLY to eligible students currently enrolled at that specific school.

APPLICATION PERIODS FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2026-2027

  • School Year Internships
    • Applications Open: September 8, 2026
    • Application Deadline: September 18, 2026
    • Internship Dates: Dates and hours vary by internship from October to May.
  • Spring Internships
    • Applications Open: January 5, 2027 
    • Application Deadline: January 15, 2027
    • Internship Dates: Dates and hours vary by internship from February to May.

HOW TO APPLY

  1. Search Internship Positions: Review the available opportunities via the links below (available only during open application periods):
  2. Download Application Form: Download the Student Intern Application (PDF).
  3. Complete Application Form: Fill out the application completely and save as a PDF.
  4. Submit Your Application:
    • Via Email: Send your completed application to the contact person listed in Columns G and H of the position description.
    • In Person: Drop off a hard copy at the address listed in Column C of the position description (or visit your schoolโ€™s main office).

QUESTIONS

Students may contact their high school counselors, visit their high schoolโ€™s college and career center for assistance or contact the HIDOE Workforce Development Branch at [email protected] or 808-784-6190.