Please check here regularly for updates on available internships.
School-year Programs
We know that you are super-busy, but we also know that you like it that way! These programs take place during the school year. Some are long-term and run from September through June, some are short term and last only a couple of months, and others are one-time events. It's true that they all look great on your college application, but more importantly, they will enrich your life.
AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee) Contact Michael Glassman or 202-639-5219
Children of Abraham Children of Abraham seeks to build an international community of Muslim and Jewish youth that celebrates their religious identities. Through an engaging project involving a photographic exploration of Jewish and Muslim communities around the world, and honest, unflinching online dialogue, participants form a network of advocates and ambassadors for ground-breaking Muslim-Jewish relations in six continents.
Why sit around and watch your week disappear, when you could be building a home for someone in need, or celebrating Shabbat with Jewish teens from all over the world.
Sid Jacobson JCC Alternative Spring Break Contact Stu Botwinick at
or 516-484-1545 The 2007 February break to Louisiana was a huge success. From building houses for migrant workers to helping victims of disasters, we lend a helping hand with hands-on volunteer work.
March of the Living (spring) The March of the Living is an international, educational program that brings Jewish teens from all over the world to Poland on Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Memorial Day, to march from Auschwitz to Birkenau, the largest concentration camp complex built during World War II, and then to Israel to observe Yom HaZikaron, Israel Memorial Day, and Yom Ha'Atzmaut, Israel Independence Day.
Youth Ambassadors in Bulgaria (winter) The BBYO Ambassadors in Bulgaria program brings teens from around the world together to focus on diversity and commonality in the Jewish world. The 10-day trip will include sightseeing and traveling throughout the country, seminars on Jewish identity, community service opportunities, plus plenty of social activities and celebration surrounding the winter holidays.
Camps
Day camp or sleep-away camp, camper or counselor, this is your chance to have a lot of fun and make some money too. The Foundation for Jewish Camping offers a wealth of information about Jewish camps in the U.S. and Canada. Camp: What a great way to spend the summer!
Foundation for Jewish Camping The Foundation for Jewish Camping believes that no experience is more powerful, thrilling or transformative than Jewish overnight summer camp. The Foundation for Jewish Camping is the central address for information about, and advocacy for, non-profit Jewish overnight camps, providing leadership, expertise and financial resources to camps, campers and their families across North America.
Spend your summer doing something different and fun. There is so much to choose from! Travel, volunteer, lobby on Capitol Hill, become an organic farmer, go rock climbing, take a university-level class, have an in depth studio experience at the Jewish Museum. Plan early and you'll have so much to look forward to!
American Jewish Society for Service Make a difference this summer. Build low-income houses, live with other Jewish teenagers and explore a new corner of the U.S. in this six-week summer camp work project.
Seasonal Opportunities 
