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Meet and connect with judges, district attorneys, public defenders, and other courtroom professionals.
Watch criminal cases, family court, drug court, civil lawsuits, juvenile court, probate court, etc. Visit exclusive courtrooms!

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Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors (if graduating in/after Summer) in Good Academic Standing.

Requirements:

Must commit to 8-10 hours of work per week during Summer 2025.

This is a 3-unit course (PSCI 5753) which meets in the San Bernardino Superior Court, Justice Center location, as well as nearby related locations.

Must have reliable means of transportation to visit Court and other locations.

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Interview with Internship Selection Committee.

Application Deadline: Friday, March 21st, 2025, 5 pm.

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One World Trade Center, Suite 2300

Long Beach, CA 90831

OFC (562) 980-4134

CELL (562) 217-7540

Special Agent: Amanda MacDonald

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Graduate Law Clerk Program
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Certified Legal Internship Program

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San Diego, CA 92101

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AT THE
SAN DIEGO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE

A Message from the DA

Hello! Thank you for your interest in the San Diego County District Attorney's Office, one of the finest in the nation. Being a prosecutor is one of the most exhilarating and rewarding careers you can have with a law degree. Every day, our prosecutors go to work knowing they will make a difference.

You'll find some of the best Deputy District Attorneys in California in our office, many of whom began as student workers, legal interns or graduate law clerks.

We pride ourselves in being as diverse as the community we serve, which starts with our student workers, interns and GLCs and carries through to every class of employee or executive in our organization.

Take a moment and explore employment opportunities with our office and hear directly from some of the people who make the San Diego DA's Office an extraordinary place to work.
Summer Stephan, San Diego County District Attorney
Some of the job opportunities at the San Diego County District Attorney's Office include:

Deputy District Attorney

Deputy District Attorney I is the first working-level of the five-level Deputy District Attorney class series. Incumbents prepare and prosecute cases throughout various divisions as training progresses; review evidence and advise law enforcement officers and complainants on law and criminal proceedings; interview complainants and witnesses to obtain case information; prepare motions, orders, and other legal documents; and assist higher level prosecutors in preparing and prosecuting criminal cases. Apply to become a Deputy DA here.

District Attorney Investigator

District Attorney Investigator I is the entry-level class of the five-level District Attorney Investigator class series. Incumbents are sworn peace officers with law enforcement duties which include routine investigations on a wide variety of criminal and civil matters. The Bureau of Investigation is responsible for both proactive and reactive law enforcement duties. Assignments may include: pre-trial support; gang investigations; economic, insurance and public assistance fraud investigations; family protection (which includes domestic/child/elder abuse and child abduction); witness protection team; and special operations. Investigators may be assigned to regional local, state and federal task forces such as: computer and high tech crimes; narcotics; auto theft; identity theft and fraud. Investigators regularly participate in a dynamic and realistic firearms training program including applications in witness protection and extradition settings. To learn more and how to apply to become a District Attorney Investigator, click here.

Graduate Law Clerk Program

The Graduate Law Clerk Program of the San Diego District Attorney's Office affords individuals who have taken the California Bar examination the opportunity to work for a prosecutor's office while awaiting California Bar results. Employment in this position would start in August or February, depending on when the Bar Examination is taken. The Graduate Law Clerk Program offers temporary full time, paid positions, and Graduate Law Clerks will be expected to work 40 hours a week. Learn more about the Graduate Law Clerk Program, including how to apply here.

Certified Legal Internship Program

The Certified Legal Intern Program of the San Diego District Attorney's Office offers volunteer positions to law students who are interested in a career in the field of criminal law. Interns are expected to answer defense motions, conduct legal research, and appear in court with a supervising attorney. All Certified Legal Interns work closely with Deputy District Attorneys in all phases of prosecution. The District Attorney's Office offers volunteer internship positions to eligible second and third year law students. See Certified Legal Internship Program for more information.

Student Worker Program

The Student Worker Program encourages students who are in the process of completing their education to become interested in a career with the County of San Diego. Students are encouraged to apply for positions that are related to their field of study or interest. Student worker assignments may include: Administration, Accounting, Reception, Facilities, Information Technology and Clerical. Student workers are paid an hourly wage based off of academic units completed and do not receive benefits. Learn more about the DA's Student Worker Program, including how to apply here.
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Career Internship and Job Info

Job Openings

Assisted Attorney

VOL Law Student

Law Intern

Riverside LOC Website

Business Contact:

3480 Vine St. Suite 200

Riverside, CA 92507

TEL (951) 686-0335

FAX (951) 248-6560

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The Department of Justice (DOJ) leads the nation in ensuring the protection of all Americans while preserving their constitutional freedoms. As a Justice employee you'll be a member of a team where you can achieve your career goals and apply your skills and talents to our important mission. Read more about the exciting opportunities available.

The Department of Justice has a wide variety of careers in a number of offices throughout the country. Some of these occupations include:

Criminal Investigator

Correctional Officer

Financial Management

Contract Specialist

Accountant/Auditor

Paralegal Specialist

Human Resource Specialist

Budget Analyst

Legal Assistant

Information Technology

Intelligence Research

Forensic Scientist

Safety and Occupational Health

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(1811 job series) Special Agents with the U.S. Secret Service, with no work experience needed. We also have numerous other job openings including for those who do not have degrees.

STEP Program
Office of Intelligence and Analysis Internship Program
Student Career Experience Program

I’ve attached a brochure and more information is available at:

https://www.secretservice.gov/careers [secretservice.gov]

P.O. Box 1684
San Bernardino, CA 92401

3801 University Avenue
Riverside, CA 92501

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Virtual interns work only on unclassified projects. They report to their mentors at the Department of State and other federal government agencies in the U.S. and around the world by email, phone, or video chat.
HOW TO APPLY

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The Energy Coalition Internship for Juniors and Seniors

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open. This is an opportunity for your current Juniors and Seniors in

high school to apply and be a part of the internship.Applications include a

personal and educator reference, you can encourage students to apply and offer to

be one of their references if needed! this internship is hosted by The Energy Coalition and managed as part

of the Energy is Everything program, a no-cost standards-aligned educational

program available throughout California that offers hands-on supplemental lessons in sustainability and energy efficiency to TK-12th-grade students.

The Energy Fellow (internship) will have students

Complete energy and water audits of their home

Train on ESRI ArcGIS and build a story map to share what they learned

Complete a campaign to change their family’s water and energy use

Learn about career pathways and the energy and sustainability industry

Improve personal, professional, and technical skills

Build a professional network

Complete graduation requirements (applicable in some districts)

Interns will be responsible for

Completing ten milestones with subtasks that equal 150 total hours of service

Within 10 to 15 weeks

Unpaid,

Interns will receive a stipend, a software license during the internship, and

an energy monitor.

FULLY virtual

Completing 5 ESRI ArcGIS training workshops

Participating in 3 My Future Energy Career webinars

Earn community service credits, learn about career pathways and the energy

and sustainability industry, and improve their personal, professional, and

technical skills.

Upcoming cohort: Winter (January to April 2024). Applications close on

1/12/2024. Encourage students to apply soon!

Tel: 949-701-4646 | Dir: 858-380-4674

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HOWEVER, there are other career paths you can explore on this website.

They do have internship programs during the summer
FAQ's

P.O. Box 1684
San Bernardino, CA 92402-1684
TEL (87)876-2455
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Job Openings

Correctional Deputy Probation Officer

Medical Director

The County of San Diego Probation Department is an organization of highly skilled individuals with a shared mission to protect public safety by supporting their clients to restore their lives, families, and communities. Our team of more than one thousand San Diegans are dedicated to providing services while balancing support and accountability.

Student Worker & Internship Opportunities

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The County of San Diego Probation Department is an organization of highly skilled individuals with a shared mission to protect public safety by supporting their clients to restore their lives, families, and communities. Our team of more than one thousand San Diegans are dedicated to providing services while balancing support and accountability.

Service ~ Commitment ~ Compassion

Vision Statement: To provide the highest quality of service through a continuum of services, family and community engagement, restorative practices, and employee-focused enrichment.

Mission Statement: Through Probation team members and client-centered partnerships, we will stand in our values and become innovative through evidence-based and best practices in continuum of care, supervision, accountability, and a restorative practice philosophy within a culture of caring in promoting public safety.

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The County of San Diego Probation Department is an organization of highly skilled individuals with a shared mission to protect public safety by supporting their clients to restore their lives, families, and communities. Our team of more than one thousand San Diegans are dedicated to providing services while balancing support and accountability.

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Multiple Various Career and Internship Opportunities within the Department

2601 Barstow Road
Barstow, CA 92311
Chief Ranger Patrick T. Chassie
Patrick_Chassie@blm.gov
TEL (760) 252-6070
Fax (909) 383-5652
Supervisory Ranger
Joseph Wilcox
(760) 953-8856
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Our challenging mission calls for the best and the brightest our nation has to offer, and in return, we offer interesting, creative work with opportunities for professional growth throughout the organization. The BLM offers a wide variety of job opportunities for qualified individuals with different levels of education and work experience. A college degree may be required in some cases. Check out the federal occupations by college major or the federal occupation job series list to connect your field of study with career series and titles in the Federal Government. To get a better idea of what a career in one of these fields would be like, check out the summaries below.
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
When you work in a biological sciences-related career at the BLM, you'll get to experience an incredible breadth of terrain and wildlife on a daily basis - including coastal, urban, wildland, sagebrush and more. Whether your focus is general or more specialized, you'll have the opportunity to monitor and protect species and lands as they're developed. We're responsible for more than 3 million acres of lakes and reservoirs and 117,000 miles of fish-bearing streams and rivers. Some of the nation's most ecologically diverse wildlife and plant life exist on our lands and in our waters.

Botanist

If you enjoy discovering plants...

Botanist

Botanist taking a close look at rare vegetation.

Botanists study how activities on public lands affect all plants. They search for new populations of rare plants and sometimes discover plants that have never been documented. They are always on the look out for undesirable and harmful plants that need to be removed.
To be a botanist

College degree in Botany or Basic Plant Study

OR or combination of education and experience.

Course Requirements:
College degree in Basic Plant Study must include at least 24 semester hours in Botany.
Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Botanist

Ecologist

If you like exploring the living environment...

Ecology work in Alaska measuring vegetation density.

Ecologist

Ecologists examine how living things depend on one another for survival. They conduct biological assessments, add scientific data to important databases, and develop system models. They also prepare technical documents and present the results of their biological assessments to help inform future uses of public lands.
To be an Ecologist: College degree in Biology or a related field of science underlying ecological research.Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Ecologist Learn about the journey of an intern to become a Fire Ecologist for the BLM Redding Field Office in Oregon. Course Requirements: Must have 30 semester hours in biological sciences including 9 in ecology and 12 in physical/mathematical sciences.

Fisheries Biologist

If you enjoy fish and plants...

Fisheries Biologist

BLM fisheries biologists work with other specialists to manage fisheries habitat on public lands. This is accomplished through the use of water developments, fences, vegetation, stream area restoration, and other improvements that will benefit fish and other wildlife that depend on stream habitat. Then, the biologist determines whether the improvements have actually brought positive results or if changes need to be made.

To be a fisheries biologist

College degree in Biological Science
Required Courses:

Animal Sciences

Aquatic Subjects, such as Oceanography or Aquatic Botany

Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Fisheries Biologist Spend a day snorkeling and counting salmon and steelhead with two Oregon fisheries biologists.

Forester

If you like forests from the ground up...

Forester measuring tree trunks.

Forester

A forester is involved with planting, growing and harvesting trees and vegetation. They study trees and soils and issue permits for collecting plants and trees on public lands. They also help conduct timber sales in western states. Foresters work with others to develop forestry management plans.
To be a Forester:

College degree in Forestry or related field, with a total of at least 30 semester hours in any combination of biological, physical, or mathematical sciences or engineering, of which at least 24 semester hours of course work were in forestry.

OR a combination of education and experience equivalent to a Forestry degree.

Required Courses:

Management of Renewable Resources

Forest Biology

Forest Resource Measurements and Inventory

Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Forester Learn about forestry projects and forestry management from one of our Foresters from the Lewistown Field Office.

Natural Resource Specialist

If you enjoy math and sciences...

Natural Resource Specialist

A BLM Natural Resources Specialist fulfills both a technical and supervisory role in a wide variety of fields, including: resource management protection, wildlife, GIS, rangeland, ecology, botany, environmental planning and reviews, customer relations and education, and recreation. A Natural Resources Specialist's work involves inventory, data collection, and resource analysis. It includes developing management plans, coming up with solutions to resource management problems, supervising staff, managing budgets and programs, as well as preparing reports. It requires a working knowledge of laws, regulations, and policies related to natural resource protection. The BLM Natural Resources Specialist draws from this knowledge and experience to communicate with a wide variety of organizations, from tribal governments to landowners to non-profit organizations, who have varied interests in Federal lands, resources, and programs.
To be a Natural Resources Specialist:
College Degree in:
Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Natural Resource Specialist Go in the field with a Natural Resource Specialist from the Vale District Office in southeast Oregon.

Rangeland Specialist

If you are interested in plants and their many uses...

Rangeland Management Specialist

Over 160 million acres of public land are used for livestock grazing - and that grazing has terms and conditions that are managed and, at times, enforced by the BLM. Rangeland Management Specialists work to ensure the long-term health and productivity of these lands and to create multiple environmental benefits that result from healthy watersheds. Work as a rangeland management specialist or technician could cover anything from administrative oversight and long-term planning to physical improvements like seedling planting, fence construction, and working with wild horses and burros.
To be a Range Management Specialist:
College degree in Rangeland Management or a related discipline.
Required Courses:

Rangeland Management

Related Plant, Animal, and Social Sciences

Related Resource Management;

Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Range Management Specialist Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Range Technician

Wildlife Biologist

If you enjoy plants and animals ...

Wildlife Biologist conducting a bird study.

Wildlife Biologist

Wildlife biologists work with other specialists and agencies to improve wildlife habitats on public lands. They monitor animal movements, prepare population studies, and help restore and improve important habitat areas.
To be a wildlife biologist: College degree in Biological Science.Or a combination college study and experience.Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Wildlife Biologist Course requirements:
* Zoology (12 semester hours)
* Botany and Plant Sciences (9 semester hours)
* Wildlife subjects, such as Mammalogy, Ornithology, and Entomology (9 semester hours)

An organization as large as the BLM depends on human resources specialists, acquisition and procurement professionals, budget experts and other professional resources to keep things running. The right talent, the right equipment and services, and the right information ensures that the BLM is capable of fulfilling our multiple-use mission. And that's exactly what makes no two days in the BLM's Business Services the same - recruiting for very specialized talent in competitive fields, working on a wide variety of contracts from environmental education to energy development, and managing fluid budgets that combine fixed allocations and changing revenues is as complex as it is rewarding.

Administrative Assistant

If you like fast-paced work...

Administrative Assistant or Secretary

Administrative assistants are the gatekeepers and process movers for many critical BLM functions. Assistants keep the office running smoothly and help everyone from the managers to employees to the public. They answer phones, make travel reservations, schedule meetings, enter data and make sure things get routed to the right people for signatures. They are often the first contact our customers have greeting visitors and serving as receptionists for offices. There is never a dull moment at the office.
To be an Administrative Assistant or Secretary:
College degree is not required for all positions in this field, but certificates and work experience are necessary for certain job sets.

Budget Analyst

If you like working with money...

Budget Analyst

Want to keep track of the money for an office? Budget analysts review overall budgets to ensure the money is spent in line with allocations, policies, procedures, and laws. They are the BLM financial advisors who work to keep us on track and out of the red!
To be a Budget Analyst:
College degree is not required but helpful.
Recommended Courses:

Business Administration

Economics

Accounting

Public Administration

Human Resource Specialist

If you like helping people...

Human Resource Specialist

HR Specialist answering hiring questions
and looking up qualifications.

Human resource specialists are the first people you meet in BLM once you are hired. They are your navigators through the paperwork and advise you on the benefits and programs offered to employees. They process onboarding, promotions, career moves, and reassignments and help employees all the way through retirement.
To be a Human Resource Specialist: College degree is helpful but not requiredRecommended Courses:

Employee Recruitment and Selection

Policies and Procedures in HR

Business Management

Organizational Training and Development

IT Specialist

If you like computers and helping people...

Information Technology (IT) Specialist

Information technology (IT) is a broad field for several computer-related careers. Some IT specialists are computer programmers, system analysts, network specialists, and communication specialists, while others maintain telephone systems, set up employee computers and troubleshoot problems.
To be an IT Specialist:
College degree is required OR equivalent experience.
Recommended Courses:

Computer Science

Information Science

Information Systems Management

Math and Statistics

Operations Research

Engineering

Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government IT Specialist (2210)

Planning Coordinator

If like to plan for the future...

Planning Coordinator

If like to plan for the future...

Planning Coordinator

BLM Planning Coordinator at a public meeting.

A BLM Planning Coordinator prepares land use plans for BLM resource areas. Throughout the process, the Planning Coordinator consults with BLM specialists from range and forestry, minerals and lands, wildlife and watershed, archaeology, and recreation. In addition, the Planning Coordinator meets with public stakeholders for comments. The final document-the land use plan for a BLM resource area-is the basis for future resource decisions in that area.
To be a Planning Coordinator:

College degree is helpful but not required.

Or combination of education and work experience.

Course Recommendations:

Community Planning

Urban Planning

Political Science

Journalism

Economics

Urban Affairs

Landscape Architecture

Public Administration

Other names for this job are Planning and Environmental Specialist, Planning and Environmental Coordinator, NEPA Coordinator, and Planner.

Public Affairs Specialist

If you are a communicator...

Public Affairs Specialist

Public affairs specialists maintain the frequent communication between federal agencies and the general public. They write news releases, update websites, maintain social media sites, write speeches, take photos, and conduct meetings and press conferences. They creatively come up with new ways to inform the public about the land we manage and the many projects we are working on. Work is fast-paced and varied.
To be a Public Affairs Specialist:
College degree in Communication, English, Journalism, or Public Administration is helpful but not required.

Realty Specialist

If you like working with people...

Realty Specialist

Realty specialist doing a compliance review.

Realty specialists ensure appropriate use of public land through rights-of-way, leases, easements and permits. Realty specialists take care of the business use of public lands, such as overseeing land exchanges, and setting aside land for access. Realty specialists also administer permits for communication sites, racing events, and filming permits- many movies are filmed on your public lands!
To be a Realty Specialist:
College degree is helpful, but not required.
Recommended Courses:

Business

Real Estate

English

Natural Resources

The BLM is the nation's largest repository for original documents and homesteading deeds detailing the history and development of the West. As an organization, we're responsible for guarding that history and maintaining its legacy. Cadastral surveys create, mark, define, retrace or re-establish the boundaries and subdivisions of the public lands of the United States. They're based upon law - cadastral surveys cannot change because of fluctuating conditions or standards. All of the land that is now, or was once, part of the public domain of the United States is maintained by our organization's land surveyors, land survey technicians and land survey aids. Your work in this field could affect policy, development, energy use, disposal, military coordination, realty and more.

Land Law Examiner

If you like puzzles and history...

Land Law Examiner

Land law examiners unravel legal and historical land puzzles to determine land titles. Examiners must be creative, think critically, problem solve, enjoy historical research, and be detail oriented. Land law examiners help answer the question of what land gets transferred to another party. They also help figure out if there are legal restrictions for different activities. They process various kinds of case files, from mining claims to land patents.
To be a Land Law Examiner:
College degree is not required, but helpful.
Recommended Courses:

Land surveying

Cartography

Land use law

Real estate law

Land appraising

Land use planning

Water rights

Mining laws

Legal instrument review and interpretation

Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Land Law Examiner

Land Surveyor

If you like charting new territory ...

Land Surveyor

Do you like math and history and enjoy spending time outdoors? Survey work can be quite interesting, from researching 200-year-old documents to camping along a river trying to find a survey marker set in the early 1900s, to installing new survey markers. A land surveyor also helps establish property boundaries.
To be a land surveyor

College degree in Land Surveying or Civil Engineering with surveying emphasis

OR have equivalent education and experience

OR be a registered land surveyor in a state

Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Land Surveyor

Engineers at the BLM work with professionals from many disciplines to design and construct projects to carry out our multiple-use mission. These projects include water pipelines, roads and trails, bridges, well drilling and equipping, outhouses and recreation sites, small reservoirs and erosion-control structures. As an engineer or engineering technician, you'll be involved with the survey, layout and design; contract preparation, construction inspection or supervision, and maintenance for the projects.

Civil Engineer

If you enjoy math and science ...

Civil Engineer

Civil Engineer out in the field.

Civil engineers work on projects like water pipelines, spring developments, roads, trails, bridges, outhouses, recreation sites, small reservoirs, and erosion control structures. They help in all aspects of the project, including survey, layout, and design; contract preparation; construction inspection or supervision; and maintenance.

To be a civil engineer

College degree in Engineering

Or a combination college study and experience

Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Civil Engineer

Mining Engineer

If you like things done right ...

Mining Engineer

And by things, we mean mining operations. The BLM manages 245 million surface acres and 700 million subsurface acres with a large mining and minerals program. Mining engineers work closely with mine operators to ensure mining and coal development takes place in an environmentally responsible manner.

To be a mining engineer

College degree in Engineering

Or a combination college study and experience

Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Mining Engineer

Petroleum Engineer

If you're interested in oil and gas ...

Petroleum Engineer

Petroleum engineers review permits for all operations through the life of an oil or gas well on federal lands, including on-site inspections. They also review engineering designs to plug abandoned wells along the North Slope of Alaska as a part of the Alaska Legacy Well Program. A a petroleum engineer you'll help the BLM manage the Federal government's onshore subsurface mineral estate - about 700 million acres (30% of the United States) held by the BLM, U.S. Forest Service and other Federal agencies and surface owners - for the benefit of the American public.

To be a petroleum engineer

College degree in Petroleum or Chemical Engineering

Or a combination college study and experience

Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Petroleum Engineer

You'll use changing technologies to manage and record the environmental and geological resources found on public land - moderating the effects of mining on wildlife vegetation, archeological resources and recreational opportunities. This field includes geology, geography, cartography, and also the in demand field of Geospatial Information Systems (GIS).

Geologist

If you like rocks and science ...

Geologist

BLM Geologist working in Alaska.

Geologists manage mineral resources found on public land. They sample rocks and minerals, map geological and mineral deposits, look for oil deposits by investigating the Earth's crust, and investigate the geography of public lands. They work with other specialists, scientists, and the mining industry to lessen the effects of mining on wildlife, land, and recreational opportunities. Work includes field study, mining compliance, and writing about their findings.
To be a Geologist:

College degree in Geology

Or a combination college study and experience

Coure requirements:
At least 20 semester hours combined in Mathematics, Physical Sciences, Engineering, Computer Science, Geology, or Geography.
Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Geologist

Geospatial Information Specialist (GIS)

If you like geography and data ...

GIS Specialist

Geospatial information system (GIS) specialists are an integral member of the BLM team and provide valuable geospatial data and visual information for land management activities, fighting wildland fires, publications, websites, and digital and printed mapping products for internal and external customers. They are experts in geospatial information software for data collection and analysis and are increasingly involved in small unmanned aircraft system (UAS) data collection and processing.
To be an GIS Specialist:
A college degree is not required, but Geospatial Information System college courses, certificates, or degree is highly recommended.
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Hydrologist

If you like discovering how soil and water create our environment...

Hydrologist

BLM Hydrologists recommend policies and actions to minimize the effects of grazing, mining, logging, and other public land uses on water quality. Hydrologists may work with rangeland management specialists, outdoor recreation planners, soil scientists, and other professionals to prepare management plans for a basin or watershed. They may design structures in streams to slow water and reduce erosion, or they may study the effects of public recreation on erosion and plant cover.
To be a Hydrologist:
College Degree in:

Physical or Natural Science

Engineering
Degree in Engineering must include at least 30 semester hours combined in Hydrology, Physical Sciences, Chemistry, Engineering Science, Aquatic Biology, Atmospheric Science, Meteorology, Oceanography, and Water Conservation.

Required Courses:
At least 6 semester hours in Calculus and at least 6 semester hours in Physics
Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Hydrologist

Paleontologist

If you like finding and preserving fossils ...

Paleontologist

Paleontologists help identify fossil sites on public lands. Many valuable dinosaur and prehistoric fossils have been found on BLM lands across the country. Their work includes conducting detailed excavations, laboratory analysis, writing about their findings, teaching, processing paleontological permits, and preserving fossil sites of the past for the benefit of future generations.

To be an paleontologist

College degree in Geology

Or have a combination of education and experience.

Required Courses:
20 semester hours in any combination of: Paleontology, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biological Science, Engineering, Computer Science, Planetology, Geophysics, Meteorology, Hydrology, Oceanography, Physical Geography, Marine Geology, and Cartography
Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Paleontologist (Geologist)

Law enforcement professionals at the BLM protect the public, natural landscape, wildlife habitat and recreational areas for our country's citizens. These are very dedicated people who work in conjunction with other federal, state, local and organizations. Your work in this field could include search-and-rescue missions, community assistance and protection, prevention and education, and safety.

Hazardous Materials Specialist

If you are interested in natural resource protection, human health, and safety...

Hazardous Materials Specialist

A BLM hazardous materials specialist deals with investigating and solving all types of problems created by the use of hazardous substances on the public lands. In addition, a hazardous materials specialist may be responsible for minimizing potential problems in the workplace while ensuring the safe reuse and/or disposal of hazardous substances. Typical projects include: landfill studies, mining operations and reclamation, pesticide application, surface and ground water studies, contract administration, emergency response, interpretation and application of complex laws and regulations, and working with the public and other agencies.
To be a Hazardous Materials Specialist:
College degree is not required, but helpful.
Suggested Courses:

Mathematics

Chemistry

Biology

Physics

Computer Science

Environmental Science

Public Speaking

Writing

Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Environmental Protection Specialist

Law Enforcement Ranger

If you want to resolve problems on public lands...

Law Enforcement Ranger

BLM Law Enforcement Rangers play a critical role in land management because of their combined resource protection and search-and-rescue duties. Rangers must understand and convey conservation management and multiple-use principles and practices. They must know administrative, civil, and criminal law as well as individual constitutional rights. Rangers must conduct patrols, investigate crimes, manage budgets, negotiate agreements, and conduct search-and rescue missions while responding to the needs and interests of public stakeholders, such as ranchers and farmers, miners, foresters, and resource groups.
To be a law enforcement ranger:

College degree is not required. Prior law enforcement experience is preferred.

Required to pass a drug test and extensive security background check.

Must pass an annual physical e fficiency test.

Recommended Courses: Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Law Enforcement (General 1801)Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government LE Ranger (Criminal Investigator 1811)

Fire professionals at the BLM work to control and extinguish wildfires, and reduce or eliminate potential fire hazards. Fires occur on different, often remote, terrain and can affect entire ecosystems. Fire professionals need to understand the effects of fire - whether it's better to stop a fire in its tracks or let it burn out, for the sake of the wild and plant life in an area. These are very dedicated people who work in conjunction with other federal, state, local and even international organizations. Your work in this field could include fire suppression, preparedness, predictive services, fuels management, fire planning, prevention, and education.

The BLM is also responsible for aircraft operation support for wildfire and resource management missions - the largest aviation program within the Department of the Interior. Our aviation team supports not only wildland fire efforts and operations but also disaster response, animal census, forest management, photo mapping, search and rescue, and other public land and resource management uses.
Fire Jobs Portal on NIFC.gov
Under our multiple-use mission, the BLM is responsible for protecting a wide array of natural, cultural and historical resources. That's where the Social Sciences come in. BLM professionals under these roles are concerned with the human element of our public lands as well as the relationships among them and within our society as a whole. With a Social Sciences career, you'll learn about the past, present and future of our public lands and how they have come together into what you see today.

Archaeologist

If you like history and preserving our past...

Archaeologist

As an archaeologist at the BLM, you'll study evidence of past cultures on our public lands to help us better understand how they came to be. You'll conduct studies and detailed excavations, complete laboratory analyses, write reports and teach others about what you've learned. Additionally, you'll be involved in saving artifacts for the benefit of future generations.
To be an archaeologist

College degree in Archaeology

Or have a combination of education and experience

Required Courses:
Archaeological field school
Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Archaeologist

Environmental Educator

If you like teaching outdoors...

Environmental Educator

Environmental educators engage all learners in outdoor experiences that increase appreciation, connection, and stewardship of public lands and natural resources. They create educational curriculum, plan education events and lectures, and develop outdoor science and environmental education programs for a variety of audiences from toddlers to adults.
To be an Environmental Educator:
College degree is not required but helpful.
Recommended Courses: Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Education Technician

Outdoor Recreation Planner

If you enjoy working in the outdoors and meeting people...

Outdoor Recreation Planner

BLM Outdoor Recreation Planners work with public land visitors in different kinds of settings. Outdoor Recreation Planners may manage off-road vehicle areas, white-water boating locations, wild caves, National Trails, National Wild and Scenic Rivers, Recreation Areas, Wilderness Areas, or developed campgrounds. They may be responsible for long-range plan development and implementation or visitor use tracking in one or more outdoor settings. In all settings, the work requires applied knowledge of economics, sociology, and other social sciences as well as the practices of natural resource conservation.
To be an Outdoor Recreation Planner:

College degree is preferred, but not mandatory.

OR combination of education and work experience.

Related Studies: Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Outdoor Recreation Planner Learn more about the Education and Work Experience Qualifications of a government Recreation Specialist Hear from an Outdoor Recreation Planner from the Safford Field Office in Arizona.
Watch Idaho Outdoor Recreation Planner David Freiberg talk about resources to maximize your fun, knowledge, and safety out on public lands
Watch Alaska recreation staff talk about the work they do on the Gulkana National Wild and Scenic River

Park Ranger

If you enjoy telling a story...

Park Ranger

Imagine getting paid to connect people to public lands! Through interpretation, guiding, and education, park rangers help ensure visitors have a meaningful experience on BLM-managed public lands. They encourage safety and resource protection and prepare the next generation of public land stewards through conservation and science education programs.
To be a Park Ranger:
College degree is helpful but not required.
Recommended Courses:

Environmental Education

Sciences

Fish and Wildlife Management

Law Enforcement

Hear from a seasonal Park ranger at the Alpine Loop in Colorado.

Ready to Apply?

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high school to apply and be a part of the internship.Applications include a

personal and educator reference, you can encourage students to apply and offer to

be one of their references if needed! this internship is hosted by The Energy Coalition and managed as part

of the Energy is Everything program, a no-cost standards-aligned educational

program available throughout California that offers hands-on supplemental lessons in sustainability and energy efficiency to TK-12th-grade students.

The Energy Fellow (internship) will have students

Complete energy and water audits of their home

Train on ESRI ArcGIS and build a story map to share what they learned

Complete a campaign to change their family’s water and energy use

Learn about career pathways and the energy and sustainability industry

Improve personal, professional, and technical skills

Build a professional network

Complete graduation requirements (applicable in some districts)

Interns will be responsible for

Completing ten milestones with subtasks that equal 150 total hours of service

Within 10 to 15 weeks

Unpaid,

Interns will receive a stipend, a software license during the internship, and

an energy monitor.

FULLY virtual

Completing 5 ESRI ArcGIS training workshops

Participating in 3 My Future Energy Career webinars

Earn community service credits, learn about career pathways and the energy

and sustainability industry, and improve their personal, professional, and

technical skills.

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Information Technology/Systems Intern

Public Affairs Intern

Over 120+ Job openings

Recruitment Assistant/recruitment Specialist -Office Assistant (Extra Help)
Behavioral Health research Analyst

Continuous Hiring

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Santa Ana, CA 92701

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Public Affairs Intern

ATF offers students the opportunity to train in a competitive, world-class internship program at a leading-edge federal law enforcement agency. During the internships, students learn skills such as business writing, critical analysis techniques, problem solving and new technologies by working closely with professionals in their chosen field. The goal is to prepare them for entry level opportunities in civil service with real-world work experiences.

Students may apply for unpaid volunteer internships in forensic science, law and other professional/technical job series.

3801 University Avenue, Suite 670

Riverside, CA 92501

Phone (951) 320-7595

Fax (951) 786-7506

Special agent: Nicole Lozano

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ATF offers students the opportunity to train in a competitive, world-class internship program at a leading-edge federal law enforcement agency. During the internships, students learn skills such as business writing, critical analysis techniques, problem solving and new technologies by working closely with professionals in their chosen field. The goal is to prepare them for entry level opportunities in civil service with real-world work experiences.

Students may apply for unpaid volunteer internships in forensic science, law and other professional/technical job series.

Other opportunities include:

Pathways Internship Program: This program is for current students who are enrolled in or about to attend qualified education institutions. This program provides students with paid opportunities to work in agencies and explore federal careers while completing their education.

Recent Graduates Program: This program provides an opportunity to attain and develop experience working in the federal government. This program is intended to promote careers in the civil service to individuals who have recently graduated from qualifying educational institutions with an associate, bachelors, masters, professional, doctorate, vocational or technical degree or certificate completion. Service members who are not able to apply within 2 years of graduation (due to military obligations) have up to six years to apply to the Recent Graduates Pathways Program.

Eligibility Requirements

High school, trade school, undergraduate or graduate student

At least 16 years old and a junior in high school

Minimum 2.0 grade point average on a 4.0 scale

Must be eligible to work for the United States federal government

Academic Credit

College students may earn academic credit for these voluntary positions. Interested candidates are encouraged to verify academic credit requirements and policies with their respective colleges or universities before applying to the program.

Application Process

Applicants interested in pursuing non-paid, volunteer internships with ATF are encouraged to send the following to internships@atf.gov:

Resume

Short statement on your areas of interest

Semester availability

Desired location (city and state)

Visit the ATF Field Divisions page for a list of ATF offices around the country.

Refer to the Forensic Science Internships page for the application process and contact information.

Application Deadlines

Summer - Intern packets should be submitted beginning January 1- March 29, 2024.
(Students will report for duty beginning May 2024 thru August 2024)

Fall/Winter - Intern packets should be submitted beginning April 1- June 1, 2024.
(Students will report for duty beginning August 2024-December 2024)

Spring - Intern packets should be submitted beginning September 1- November 1, 2024.
(Students will report for duty beginning January 2025-April 2025).

Contact Us

Email your internship questions to internships@atf.gov.

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Department Website for Recruiting

Police Officer Trainee

Police Officer Lateral

Police Records Assistant

Police Cadet (PT, Non Benefitted)

Lead Police Records Assistant

Pre Service Police Officer

Law Enforcement Technician

Community Outreach Specialist

Emergency Dispatch Supervisor

Parking Enforcement Officer

Park Ranger Dispatcher

Emergency Dispatcher

Crime Analyst Assistant

Community Compliance Officer

Intern

Lead Emergency Dispatcher

Continuous Hiring

128 North Willow Avenue

Rialto, CA 92376

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Website for Intern/Volunteer Application

Volunteers & Interns

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Oceanside, CA 92054

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Internships

The District Attorney’s Office, Bureau of Investigation partners with Santa Barbara City College and offers internships to SBCC students. If you are interested in an internship in the Bureau of Investigations, please contact the SBCC Career Center https://www.sbcc.edu/careercenter/

Santa Barbara Main Office

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IRS Criminal Investigation will be posting our Pathways Student Internship Program

announcement on www.usajobs.gov within the next few days. This is a PAID

internship with the possibility of being converted to a Special Agent position upon

completion of the program! The program will be open to all college level juniors who

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Project Management Unpaid Intern

Mailing Address

16791 Davis Ave.

Riverside, CA 92518

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1. Riverside, CA 92501

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Do you enjoy nature? Are you passionate about protecting, managing and conserving our public lands? Would you like to explore a career field related to what we do? If so, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) offers the Pathways Internship Program for students just like you. It’s a great place to start your career and see what BLM has to offer.

1201 Bird Center Drive

Palm Springs, CA 92262

Email: BLM_CA_Web_CD@blm.gov

Phone: 760-833-7100

Hours:

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. M-F virtual only - via email or phone.

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Public Affairs Intern Unpaid

Emergency Management: Legislative Research Intern (Unpaid)

Emergency Management: Whole Community Planning Intern (Unpaid)

Information Technology Intern (Unpaid)

Professional Standards Divisions Recruiting

320 N. Flower St. 4th floor

Santa Ana, CA 92703

TEL 714-834-5810

FAX 714-834-5801

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Court Runner

Internship

Legal Service Centers is an equal opportunity and operated business whose name is synonymous with quality. Simply put, we put passion and pride into what we do and that is passed down to our customers. We are always looking for people who are willing to share their best qualities with our customers.

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"All volunteers attend an orientation addressing office procedures, public defender practice areas and an overview of law clerk or intern tasks and expectations. During their term, they are also able to attend weekly (or biweekly) general attorney office meetings and training. This experience is all designed got give them a glimpse into our work."

Jacqueline Baskerville
Recruitment Coordinator
(213) 893-6997
JBaskerville@pubdef.lacounty.gov

19-513 Criminal Courts Building
210 West Temple Street
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The Los Angeles County Public Defender's Office offers a variety of opportunities for both established professionals and law students seeking to enter the fast-paced and rewarding field of criminal defense practice.

Our trial attorneys handle cases spanning the breadth of the criminal law. Interns and law clerks get plenty of courtroom experience. Training for all staff is highly emphasized and developed. Our resources include a full-time investigations unit staffed by professional investigators, computer networking at every desk, with access to the latest legal research and Internet tools, and a highly qualified clerical and support staff.

The Los Angeles County Public Defender's Office also has many specialized units, which offer our trial lawyers and clients the support of highly experienced and skilled staff who are able to provide immediate assistance. As a result, the Public Defender provides not only outstanding trial court representation, but is also at the forefront of cutting-edge appellate litigation in criminal law and some of the leading authority on issues such as prosecutorial discovery, conflicts of interest, and speedy trial rights.

Currently, the Los Angeles County Public Defender's Office employs 1,118 employees in a variety of professional, legal support, and administrative capacities. Over 700 attorneys (Deputy Public Defender I - IV) and 38 managing attorneys carry out the Public Defender's mission of providing a high-quality legal defense to indigent clients, including adult and juvenile felony and misdemeanor representation, mental health representation, information technology, and administration. The Public Defender employs approximately 360 key support staff, such as paralegals, investigators, psychiatric social workers, secretarial/clerical staff, and, administrative and information technology staff.

The attorney's role is identical to that of a privately retained attorney. Attorneys are all members of the State Bar and are governed by the same regulations and ethical obligations which pertain to a privately retained attorney.

The attorneys employed by the Public Defender's Office are full-time employees who by law cannot maintain private legal practices in addition to their employment by the county government. Our attorneys' experience levels range from having been newly admitted to the State Bar, to those with over 35 years of specialized criminal law practice. Cases are assigned to attorneys in accordance with their experience and expertise in specialized areas of the law. Thus, complex and serious cases are assigned only to those attorneys with considerable experience, and Capital cases (those in which the State might seek the death penalty) are assigned only to our most senior trial attorneys.

All of the Public Defender's classified positions are subject to an applicant's participation in a Civil Service examination process. By clicking this link: http://hr.lacounty.gov you may view the official job bulletins for each of these positions, which contain pertinent information such as:

How to apply
Filing Dates
Salary Information
Essential Job Functions
Minimum or Selection Requirements
Examination Information

You may view the entire list of job bulletins for which all Los Angeles County Departments are accepting applications by visiting the Los Angeles County Department of Human Resources homepage at http://hr.lacounty.gov.

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As the nation's largest local prosecutorial agency, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office offers a wide range of important volunteer opportunities.

Volunteer positions are available for high school students; college or university undergraduate and post-graduate students; law school students; and recent law school graduates who are awaiting California Bar Examination results.

Attorney volunteer positions are available only for attorneys participating in the Los Angeles County Bar Association, Trial Advocacy Project (TAP Project). General volunteer positions are available for individuals who have been selected to assist with a special project or assignment.

There also are opportunities for members of the public who want to assist crime victims.

The District Attorney's Office provides important information about the eligibility requirements for various volunteer positions in the office. The packet also details the proper procedures that must be followed by all potential volunteer candidates. Applicants must also complete the Background Investigation Waiver.
Click here for the Application Packet.
Click here for the Background Investigation Waiver .

If you are interested in working with victims of crime, read more about volunteering with the District Attorney's Bureau of Victim Services .

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Internships

Careers

ICLS offers internships and a Summer Law Clerk program for law students. Our internships provide a unique opportunity to develop skills and real-world experience with a public interest law firm.

Successful candidates are motivated, detail-oriented, and embrace a diverse, supportive team environment. They are critical thinkers who propose solutions to problems and seek guidance when needed.

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Inland Counties Legal Services works to close the justice gap for people of low-income. Service Areas Include: Riverside & San Bernardino Counties

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Jobs/ Internships

Internship Application Form available online

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Desert Hot Springs, CA 92240

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Police Officer Position
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Investigative Intern

10200 Slater Avenue

Fountain Valley, CA 92708

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Careers & Internship Programs

DBH might be a good fit for you if you:

Provide excellent customer service to all.

Have a passion for people and connecting them to resources.

Communicate thoroughly and professional.

Lead and like to be challenged.

Can appropriately and professionally navigate sensitive and emotional situations..

Can excel in a fast-paced environment.

Enjoy working with staff across the organization and thrive in a collaborative environment.

Have excellent interpersonal and organizational skills.

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Fentanyl Doesn't Care. But We Do.

The San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health, VOID, and the INTO LIGHT Project encourages you to get the facts about Fentanyl and learn more about how you can prevent an overdose.

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Center Website
Center for Restorative Justice Works (CRJW), a non-profit organization dedicated to connecting families with their incarcerated loved ones. Within this organization there are   5 programs that address family reunification in various ways. The  program, called Family Express, focuses on providing weekend trips for any individual who would like to visit their incarcerated loved one.

In addition to our internships, Family Express offers a paid position to help with our bus trips. During a regular non-COVID year, Family Express provides free trips for families who want to visit their incarcerated loved one, traditionally on the weekends.  On these trips we have volunteers called Hospitality Bus Leaders (HBLs) who provide emotional support and assist families in any other way during the trip (i.e. wellness checks, checking proper documentation, entering the facility with families, etc). All our HBLs receive a stipend for each trip they complete, between $200-$300.

Kristal Corona Program Coordinator
2350 West Beverly Boulevard

Suite #200

Montebello, CA 90640

Phone: (818) 980-7714 Ext. 18

Email: kcorona@crjw.org

www.crjw.org

familyexpress.us

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Internships & Student Positions

*List of currently available internships & student positions is on the website along with information on how to apply SAME with all job vacancies, lists of all the different office locations & how to apply*

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Sacramento, CA 95814

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Job vacancies are available only to individuals who have eligibility based on either:

Successful completion of a competitive State civil service examination; or

Current employment with the State of California in a class which is comparable under transfer rules; or

Previous employment with the State of California in a class that is comparable under reinstatement rules.

Current job vacancies at the Department of justice are listed below. In addition, the Advanced Job Search provided by the California Department of Human Resources lists all vacancies with the Department of Justice. For more information about applying for jobs, visit Getting a State Job.

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Job Openings

Internships

Student Interns (Non-Paid/Volunteer Position):

The position allows students the opportunity to apply their knowledge and skills in a professional setting.  The Department can offer internships to individuals who are currently enrolled in an academic program with a grade point average of 3.0 or above.  The duration of internship is not to exceed 12 months.

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Sheriffs Intern (Extra Help)

Advancement opportunities abound in a Department focused on expanding our Deputies’ skill sets with fast-tracked access to specialties. These teams include search and rescue, dive team, marine patrol, K9 handlers, SWAT, bomb squad, and more.

Calaveras County Sheriff’s Office has law enforcement careers in dispatch, crime scene technician, and records.

ADDRESS:
1045 Jeff Tuttle Drive
San Andreas, CA 95249
Email the Sheriff's Office
Get Directions

PHONE: (209) 754-6500
FAX: (209) 754-6581
Jail Phone: (209) 754-6499
Jail Fax: (209) 754-6716
Mon - Fri: 8am - 4pm
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BLM Careers

Career Opportunities

Partnerships

Internships

Volunteers

The BLM offers internships that provide young people and veterans with jobs and job training opportunities in local communities. These internships help to support American families and build strong economies while keeping public lands healthy and productive. Working individually or as part of a team or crew, BLM interns participate in the shared stewardship of public lands - building trails and enhancing recreational facilities, restoring habitat damaged by wildland fire, and supporting BLM's multiple-use mission.

Mailing Address:

1201 Bird Center Drive

Palm Springs, CA 92262

Email: BLM_CA_Web_CD@blm.gov

Phone: 760-833-7100

Hours:

8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. M-F virtual only - via email or phone.

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Unique within the BLM, the California Desert District was created to protect the natural, historic, recreational and economic riches of the diverse and scenic California Desert. Designated as the California Desert Conservation Area by the U.S. Congress, the California Desert District is responsible for protecting and preserving nearly 11 million of its 25 million acres.

TTY/Relay System

If you are deaf, hard of hearing, or have a speech disability, please dial 7-1-1 to access telecommunications relay services.

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California Desert District Office | Bureau of Land Management

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Unique within the BLM, the California Desert District was created to protect the natural, historic, recreational and economic riches of the diverse and scenic California Desert. Designated as the California Desert Conservation Area by the U.S. Congress, the California Desert District is responsible for protecting and preserving nearly 11 million of its 25 million acres.

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College Internship Positions

Department Website for Recruiting

201 West Mission Street

San Jose, CA 95110

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After your account has been established, you can upload it from a saved document on your computer, or manually enter your personal information. This application will be saved and used to apply for future job openings.