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The GoGovernment Federal Internship Finder, created by the Partnership for Public Service, will simplify your search for federal opportunities. The tool compiles publicly accessible information about professional and academic opportunities in government for students and recent graduates into one centralized place.
The new Federal Internship Portal and internship guidance are the latest tools deployed by OPM to expand opportunities for early career professionals and give Federal agencies more avenues to recruit talent for their teams.
Make the most of your federal internship through skill-building opportunities, mentoring programs, special events, and more.
Internship: Provides high school, undergraduate, and graduate students with opportunities for paid work in agencies and to explore Federal careers. Recent Graduates: Provides recent graduates with one to two-year developmental experiences in Federal agencies.
Our internships run for 10 to 12 weeks, starting in either late May or early June. Internships are paid positions with salaries commensurate with years completed of a higher education program, and all are located at our offices in Washington, D.C.
You can search for internships on the federal internship portal. To apply for internships posted on USAJOBS, you need to create a USAJOBS profile. Some agencies do not post their internships on USAJOBS and require you to apply through the agencies’ respective websites.
The internships offer the opportunity to work directly with our senior staff in one or more practice areas on a variety of substantive assignments. Interns also can consider earning academic credit for their work with us.
The Office of Management and Budget offers three internship programs each year: Fall, Spring, and Summer. Spring 2025. Program Start Date: March 3, 2025; Program End Date: May 9, 2025
Our internships provide insight into how the federal government works, allowing you to apply their theoretical knowledge, develop practical skills, and gain valuable industry-specific experience. As an intern, you’ll be guided and mentored by experienced professionals.