To apply, visit Jobspeaker and use your myCuesta login and password to access your account. Before submitting an application, please see the guidelines for participating in an internship below. 

Featured Internships (click on title for full job description)

• GIS Intern for SLOCOG-PAID (One position available) Related Courses: GEOL 232 and/or GEOL 233 
• Auto Body Repair Internship- Paid (Two Positions Available) Related Courses: ABOD 170/ 175
• Auto Body Repair- Unpaid (One Position) Related Courses: ABOD 170
• Automotive Technician Internship- Paid, Related Courses: ATCH 152, ATCH 153, ATCH 160, ATCH 284
• Global Virtual Internship Program- Paid and Unpaid, Business/ Marketing majors
• Cuesta College Public Health Internship -Stipend Position, Health/ Communication majors
• Templeton Community Farm Internship- Unpaid (Federal Work Study eligible)- Ag Business, Plant Science majors

Don't see an internship that applies to you?  Contact us about developing an internship!

Why Do an Internship?

In a highly competitive job market, you will need to make yourself stand out among others. Since employers prefer to hire those who have career-related work experience, internships can be crucial to your job search. The experience you gain might not perfectly match your major or your chosen career path, but it will give you transferable skills, a notable work ethic, and a competitive edge. Your internship experience will also expose you to professionalism and allow you to observe how skills and ideas are applied in the real world.

        Internship Program

If you are ready for on-the-job training, the Internship Program is for you. An internship provides on-the-job training in a skilled or professional level work environment related to a student's area of study.

As an intern, you:

• Enroll in a WEXP course or Internship Course and earn academic credit for paid or volunteer positions
• Learn about your chosen career
• Acquire hands-on job experience in a carefully-structured and individualized program
• Experience current practices in your chosen filed
• Obtain professional guidance in interviewing techniques, job search, and resume development

Assistance in obtaining an internship:

• Make an appointment with your Career Connections staff to start the referral process
• For your appointment, bring copies of your resume and unofficial transcripts

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