Current Interns

As an intern with the Federal government, you will gain valuable experience and learn about the inner workings of the government. Your exact experience will depend on the agency and specific program you are working with, but in general, you can expect:

• Exposure to a variety of tasks: Interns often work on a range of tasks, from administrative duties to research projects to event planning. This can give you a broad understanding of the agency’s operations and personnel roles.
• Mentorship and guidance: You will likely be paired with a mentor or supervisor who will guide you through your work and help you learn about the agency. Take advantage of this opportunity to ask questions and seek feedback.
• Networking: Interning with the Federal government can provide you with opportunities to meet and connect with people in your field of interest. Attend agency events and seek out informational interviews with staff members to learn about their experiences and career paths.
• Professional development: Through the internship experience program, we’re offering topnotch opportunities for training and development. Take advantage of these and any training programs offered to help you build new skills and knowledge.
• Exposure to public service: With 2.1M+ employees (not including DOD and USPS), the Federal workforce includes thousands of different jobs. You will gain wide exposure to different occupations and career paths and a sense of the impact your work can have on the public.