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USAJOBS is the official job site of the US Federal Government.
It's your one-stop source for Federal jobs and employment information.
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EI-66Federal Employment Information Fact Sheets
Studentjobs.gov
Studentjobs.gov is the one-stop portal for a range of employment opportunities for students within the Federal government, whether you are in high school, college, or graduate school.
Studentjobs.gov provides full access to Federal jobs for students, plus information on searching for jobs, creating your own personal profile and resume, valuable information on government agencies, and links to other useful Federal government websites. www.studentjobs.gov.
e-Scholar
e-Scholar is the "Umbrella Term" that encompasses Jobs, Apprenticeships, Cooperative Education, Fellowships, Grants, Internships and Scholarships within the Federal government. In addition, it is a link to the educational opportunities available to all eligible students from high school through doctorate level, leading toward a career profession.
To find out about the educational opportunities available, visit e-Scholar at www.studentjobs.gov/e-scholar.asp.
e-Scholar provides information on the following types of programs:
Apprenticeships provide an individual the opportunity to learn and obtain qualifications in a specified trade or craft. These opportunities vary in length from agency to agency.
Cooperative Education provides the opportunity for the student, educational institution, and a Federal department or agency to enhance a student's career through a combination of classroom studies and on-the-job training. Students can serve their nation while receiving experience for future employment opportunities.
Fellowships provide an individual the opportunity to serve in an ideal setting for advanced subspecialty training. Individuals are given the opportunity to study and gain invaluable insight into a particular field of study. These programs can last six weeks to several years.
Grants provide funds to an individual, a group of individuals, or an organization, usually for a specific project. Monetary grants are given to assist in paying for education, or research and development projects. In some cases, grant awards do not require repayment.
Additional grant opportunities are available on Grants.gov at http://www.grants.gov/.
Internships provide an individual with a monitored or supervised work or service experience where the individual has intentional learning goals and reflects actively on what he or she is learning throughout the experience. These learning goals can include: academic learning, career development, skill development, and personal development.
Scholarships provide funds to an individual who has demonstrated high academic achievement and the desire to further their education in a field of study. Scholarships may be awarded up to four years.
Visit us at www.studentjobs.gov/e-scholar.asp.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who can apply for these programs? The e-Scholar website offers a variety of programs. There are educational programs in many fields of study open to students from high school to the doctoral level. Programs are also available to support underrepresented minorities in many fields of study.
When is the best time to apply? Application requirements, including when to apply, will differ for each program. The e-Scholar website provides information on programs that are offered throughout the year (spring, summer, fall, and winter). Program durations will vary from 6 weeks to several years depending on the requirements. The different start times and length of programs should provide the maximum flexibility for students and career professionals. Read and comply with all application deadlines on each individual website.
What if I'm interested in a program but have questions on how to apply?
Every program has a contact phone number or email address. If you are interested, contact the organization directly and inquire about eligibility requirements for admission.
Do applicants have to relocate to participate in t he Federal educational programs?
It depends on the program. Some programs are only offered outside the United States and
some programs are offered only in specific schools, states, or laboratories. You might have to relocate temporarily for these particular programs. Most programs are nationwide which would allow you to remain at your current residence while you are enrolled and
participating.
Can I receive any financial assistance for these programs? Most programs provide financial assistance in the form of stipends; however, financial assistance will vary between programs. Read all information on the programs before submitting your application.
Would I be required to repay stipends to Federal agencies or partnering organizations? No, you are expected to complete your academic program and work assignments for the time period of your program.
Are there eligibility requirements for the educational programs? Yes, but each program has different requirements. Most require that you actively pursue a degree, certificate, or diploma. You also need to be in good academic standing at your school, a U.S. citizen, and able to meet security requirements. Check specific programs for eligibility criteria.
AS OF: 08/01/2009
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