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Governor's Internship Program

This program offers internship opportunities to college students and state employees.

Internship Opportunities for College Students

The Governor's Internship Program provides college students an opportunity through internships to gain valuable work experience and knowledge in various areas of state government leading to a potential career in public service. Student interns are also encouraged to seek academic credit for the internship experience with their college or university.

Opportunities for Current State Employees

This program also provides permanent state employees an opportunity for new or enriched work experiences in a setting different than their permanent job.

Two Types of Internships

Undergraduate Internships are three to six months in duration and Executive Fellowships are one to two years in duration.

Program Goals

The Governor's Internship Program strives to attract, develop, and ultimately, retain highly capable program participants as state employees. Successful candidates who compete for positions are individuals dedicated to excellence and are interested in public service.

Benefits for Sponsoring Agencies

By attracting bright, talented and highly motivated students and state employees, sponsoring agencies will gain valuable assistance and innovation from selected interns.

Benefits for Interns

Program participants will receive work experience, hands-on training, and the opportunity to observe the various roles and duties within state government. Participants are expected to leave the program as competent, prepared, and experienced public sector employees whose skills and talents can lead to a career in state government.

Find Out More...

Please use the links on the left side of this page to find out more about the program, qualifications for internship candidates, and how to apply. If you have questions after reading this information, please contact:


Edna Isaac, Program Coordinator
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
PO Box 45340
Olympia, WA 98504-5340
Phone: (360) 725-3614
FAX: (360) 407-3935
E-mail: isaace@dshs.wa.gov



 
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