Internships

Gain valuable professional experience through NCC's Internship Program.

Internships are a great way to extend what’s taught in the classroom and apply it to real-world situations while gaining valuable resume and career experience. Interns are also able to build their networking and communications skills so they enter the workforce more prepared. NCC’s dedicated Internship Manager can support students in both seeking an opportunity and guiding them once they are placed.

 

Internship Student ToolKit

Internships are a great way to extend what's taught in the classroom to a hands-on learning experience. Interns can gain skills and experience while building a professional network. NCC’s Internship Manager can support students in seeking an opportunity along with supporting them throughout the experience.

To read more about the internship process, review the Internship Student ToolKit

 

Internship Interest Form

Completing this interest form will connect you to the Internship Manager. It’s a great way to identify your preferences and begin your internship search. We will contact you shortly after you complete the form.



Why Should You Do an Internship?

The NCC Center for Career Development has a vast database of internship opportunities in an array of industries. Whether it's paid or for credit, an internship is a valuable experience that can shape your career.

53%

of 2015 graduates obtained their full-time position directly from internships or internship contacts.

81%

of graduates report that internships helped them shift their career directions.

60%

of employers would be more likely to consider a candidate for full-time employment if they had completed an internship.

Get Hired with Handshake

As the platform with most internships and jobs for students and new grads, Handshake will help guide you through your career search journey. Whether you know exactly what kinds of opportunities you’re seeking or you're just starting out, Handshake has the tools to take you where you want to go.

 

Complete your profile to get started, and stay up to date with the latest events and happenings at NCC's Center for Career Development.

Additional Internship Board Platforms

Not finding an internship on Handshake? Be sure to look directly on company websites under their career tab. Check out these additional search engines.

Micro-Internships
Micro-Internships

NCC has partnered with Parker Dewey to provide students new professional opportunities through micro-internships! These short, task oriented opportunities are a great way for students with busy schedules to still gain experience. 

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Employer information
Employer Information

Download our Employer Internship Guide if you are interested in hosting NCC interns and exposing more students to your company.

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Additional Internship Information

Northampton Community College is an accredited institution of the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and is authorized by the state of Pennsylvania.


As a member of the  National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements NCC offers online courses and internships to students located in other SARA member states, in accordance with the provisions of SARA. All states in the USA, excluding California, Florida, Massachusetts and the District of Columbia, participate in SARA.

 

The state in which a student resides while completing an educational activity, (internship or an online course,) has authority to regulate the activity. If you live in California, Florida, or Massachusetts and wish to register for one of NCC's online offerings or participate in an internship/clinical placement, please contact us before registering to confirm if we offer those options in your state by calling 610-861-5500.

If you are a Northampton or Monroe County student living outside of Pennsylvania or intending to complete an internship or clinical placement outside of the state in a NCC program leading to professional licensure, you should review requirements on the state board website to make sure that the program qualifies.


Licensure requirements vary from state to state and you may require additional authorization from the professional licensing agency in that state. Participating in a program from outside of Pennsylvania, if not properly authorized by that state's professional licensing board, could result in loss of licensing eligibility. If you need help or have questions, please contact your program's academic department for more information.

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