The Chicago Urban League provides various internships throughout the year to support its program, research, and administrative departments. Internships are generally open to undergraduate and graduate-level students. When opportunities are available, they will be listed on this page.
Youth Services Internship
These are offered to our Pathways to Post-Secondary Success: College, Career, Trades and Workforce Readiness youth. The paid and unpaid internships will allow our students to gain valuable work experience in various disciplines. We understand these experiences allow for our youth to not only be exposed to “real life work experiences” but it affords them the opportunity to develop a work ethic. There is an application, interview and a mini-training process for placement.
For more information and if your company would like to offer internships, please contact our Career Readiness Coordinator, Brittiny Martin, at bmartin@chiul.org.
Internships
The Chicago Urban League provides various internships throughout the year to support its program, research, and administrative departments. Internships are generally open to undergraduate and graduate-level students. When opportunities are available, they will be listed on this page.
- Program
- Research
- Administrative
Current internship opportunities
Youth Services Internship
- Paid & Unpaid
- High School Youth
These are offered to our Pathways to Post-Secondary Success: College, Career, Trades and Workforce Readiness youth. The paid and unpaid internships will allow our students to gain valuable work experience in various disciplines. We understand these experiences allow for our youth to not only be exposed to “real life work experiences” but it affords them the opportunity to develop a work ethic.
Application
Interview
Mini-training
Placement
There is an application, interview and a mini-training process for placement.
Offer an internship
For more information and if your company would like to offer internships, please contact our Career Readiness Coordinator, Brittiny Martin, at bmartin@chiul.org.
