The SCA Summer Internship Program (“SIP”) recruits talented NYC public high school students for a six-week paid internship with various SCA departments and SCA business partners throughout New York City. SIP is designed to expose students to careers in various industries including but not limited to architecture, engineering, construction management, information technology, business, real estate and/or public administration. The program provides interns with a diverse internship experience along with career mentoring. A 10 hour OSHA construction safety course will be provided for students whose internships may include a visit to one or more construction sites. Students who are under the age of 18 will also be required to submit a signed parent consent form prior to participating in such site visits. Students spend four days a week with their intern host and the remaining day attending educational programming.
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Information and Application for Working Papers:
I-9 Form and List of Acceptable I-9 Documents
You must provide one item from Column A OR One item from Column B AND One item from Column C as outlined on page 3 of the I-9 form available via the link below:
The application period for the Summer Internship Program will run from February 24- April 1, 2022.
The SCA's internship programs follow the agency's avoidance of nepotism policy. SCA employees and SCA consultants should consult the agency’s nepotism policy on the SCANetwork
Inquiries may be emailed to: SCA Internships
The New York City School Construction Authority (SCA) offers exciting internship programs for high school and college students.
The SCA's College Internship Program ("CIP") was established to attract and recruit talented college students interested in art history, architecture and/or engineering (civil, electrical, mechanical, structural) design, construction management, information technology, business, legal, public administration, and other careers within the public sector.
per week during the summer (from June through August).
program or in graduate degree program.
documentation to show their identity and employment authorization to work in the United States.
COVID-19 vaccine before their start date.
The SCA's internship programs follow the agency's avoidance of nepotism policy. SCA employees and SCA consultants should consult the agency’s nepotism policy on the SCANetwork.