Last Updated November 7, 2007Internships

We Love Interns!

The Boston Project is an organization which promotes life-long learning. Thus, we are a great fit for student's internships because we learn and work together. We have spent 10 plus years working with college age students and have discovered (mostly through feedback) that The Boston Project has been one of their foundational work and ministry experiences. (read testimony below)

We are flexible in developing your internship. We can accommodate varying hours and learning experiences. Some of the best internship experiences we are able to offer include:

• learning how to lead service-learning programs in a city environment
• working with urban youth (primarly elementary, middle school and junior high)
• working with suburban and rural youth (primarly junior high and high school age)
• community organizing opportunities
• outreach with families in need addressing immediate physical, housing, or spiritual needs
• cross-cultural ministry
• opportunities to work with the homeless (in partnership with other ministries)
• developing administrative, organizational, and writing skills

Once we understand your primary interests and school requirements (if applicable) we can then can develop a job description that would benefit you in your professional and spiritual development.

Summer internships are paid (stipend, housing, and food). For a summer internship, please apply through our Summer Staff pages.

Academic year internships are may be paid, and free housing may be available.

Contact us by email or call Paul at 617-929-0925 for more information.

Spring 2008 Internship Opportunities:

We have limited openings, but are particularly looking for people to join our service-learning work (hosting volunteers and missions teams) and to participate in our Neighborhood Youth Ministries. Below are some specific job descriptions.
Homework Center Internship Community Research Intern

Caitlin's Experience as an Intern

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