Internships are offered in the 11th grade in three categories: peer education and community based; leadership and advocacy at the non-profit level; and professional work experience.  Through internships, students gain hands-on experience, learn about career opportunities, and find out about the kinds of skills employers are looking for. Local businesses gain experience in working with today’s young people and have a hand in shaping their future workforce. By partaking in an internship, students build their resumes and learn valuable skills such as responsibility, organization, time management, discipline, teamwork, communication, leadership, customer service, negotiation, working well with diverse men and women, and more.

Job shadow days provide 10th grade students with an opportunity to visit a professional work site and "shadow" a workplace mentor as he or she goes through a day on the job. This provides young people with an up-close look at how skills learned in school are put to use in the workplace.