Train the Next Generation of Leaders

​​by Hosting an Intern!

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Work-Based Learning Opportunities In Partnership with
​the Morris County Vocational School District and the M/S/W Workforce Development Board

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​Why Should You Consider Hosting An Intern?

• Expand and diversify your talent pipeline
• Work with capable students to complete valuable projects that would help grow your business
• Streamline your team’s workload by engaging high school interns in your work process
• Provide an opportunity for high school seniors to learn by doing
• Interns offer a range of skills such as marketing support, social media, database management, Adobe Creative Cloud, and more

What You Need To Know to Host an Intern

• Although the students are interested in a variety of fields, their internships are required to tie into business
• Students will need a mentor to guide them throughout the internship
• WBL placements can be paid or unpaid
• All WBL placements are approved by our Board of Education and covered under the County of Morris' Liability Insurance Program when on-site
• The internship can be in-person, remote/virtual or a combination of in-person and remote

Find More Information And Apply Here

What Companies Are Saying About Their Student Intern Experience...

"​The student intern team was great. We employed a team of students from the Academy of Math, Science and Engineering.  They were an extremely motivated team of students that brought a new and interesting perspective into our environment.  It was unfortunate that we had to go full virtual with their project, but they handled it very well and we have now adjusted our work practices to better accommodate a virtual experience for the students." 
​- Mike Tomasco, Pfizer

"We've had a great experience working with MCVSD and the students, and now have our first intern-turned-employee part of the team! We also love the enthusiasm that the students have and we truly enjoy being part of their learning experience."
​- Joanna Pomponio, BLEND Marketing Group

"The student was well prepared, eager to learn, very helpful taking data and contributing to engineering reports."
​- Jim Neville, Heller Industries