USDA Internships –
Semester-long internships each semester with scheduling variances - Spring, Summer, Fall.
Target:
Present collegiate students (sophomore status and above) or students
having completed one full year of college, professional program, trade
school, or other, with a direct interest in agriculture (production,
law, communications, business, technology, etc.).
Location: All over the United States, including at the USDA headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Compensation:
PAID! Payment is tied to qualifications and location and will vary
depending on status in school, location, etc. To find out what
compensation you could apply for, visit www.opm.gov
and check out the GS2-GS5 pay scales, then divide by 12 months, and
that should give you an okay idea of where you might begin. Could even
range from $2-6K.
Process: Summer 2018 internship application period open on January 22 and closes on January 26, and will be made available on www.USAjobs.gov – then look for One USDA Internships. Applications
should also include one PDF document containing a resume and cover
letter and an official transcript. Applicants will be notified on or
around February 23. Fall 2018 internship application period will open in April 2018. Spring 2019 internship application period will open in September 2018.
USDA Shadow Experience –
USDA
understand some students are unable to participate in semester-long
internships. They are currently working on a shorter, shadow-type
experience where collegiate aged students may shadow an administrator,
assistant secretary, or other, at a USDA office. We will be sure to
notify you on next steps when those become available.
NINA R. CRUTCHFIELD, Ed.D.
Local Program Success Specialist
Convention, Awards, Recognition, Events, and Services
National FFA Organization
6060 FFA Drive, P.O. Box 68960, Indianapolis, IN 46268-0960
FFA.org
6060 FFA Drive, P.O. Box 68960, Indianapolis, IN 46268-0960
FFA.org
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USDA Internships –
Semester-long internships each semester with scheduling variances - Spring, Summer, Fall.
Target:
Present collegiate students (sophomore status and above) or students
having completed one full year of college, professional program, trade
school, or other, with a direct interest in agriculture (production,
law, communications, business, technology, etc.).
Location: All over the United States, including at the USDA headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Compensation:
PAID! Payment is tied to qualifications and location and will vary
depending on status in school, location, etc. To find out what
compensation you could apply for, visit www.opm.gov
and check out the GS2-GS5 pay scales, then divide by 12 months, and
that should give you an okay idea of where you might begin. Could even
range from $2-6K.
Process: Summer 2018 internship application period open on January 22 and closes on January 26, and will be made available on www.USAjobs.gov – then look for One USDA Internships. Applications
should also include one PDF document containing a resume and cover
letter and an official transcript. Applicants will be notified on or
around February 23. Fall 2018 internship application period will open in April 2018. Spring 2019 internship application period will open in September 2018.
USDA Shadow Experience –
USDA
understand some students are unable to participate in semester-long
internships. They are currently working on a shorter, shadow-type
experience where collegiate aged students may shadow an administrator,
assistant secretary, or other, at a USDA office. We will be sure to
notify you on next steps when those become available.
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