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ICYMI: Ohio Lt. Gov. Announces High School Internship Program

ICYMI: Ohio Lt. Gov. Announces High School Internship Program

January 14, 2025

Tech internship application program is open for participation

Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted announced the next round of the High School Tech internship program is officially open. The program offers Ohio employers wage reimbursement for hosting high school interns in tech-related roles, helping businesses establish a recruitment pipeline while providing students with valuable work experience at an early age.

Read the press release here.

To participate, businesses, schools, and students interested in applying should contact the intermediary in their region. High School Tech Internship intermediaries ensure the program is administered seamlessly between the state and employers.

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