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Join online teams learning photography, making videos, social media optimization, fitness/wellness, website development, mobile app development, html, css and python coding, technology instruction, and more. No previous skills or experience required. Interns learn to create their own websites, including professional photography and video portfolios, and from there, move to to creating professional client websites. Interns to work with Team Leaders to provide services to clients, building websites and provide technology and IT administration services. Clients include nonprofits which otherwise could not afford new websites and other technology support services, and other qualified organizations. Interns build mobile apps related to their interests, and create their own online business. We collaborate with programs to provide opportunities to learn to build and repair bikes and earn a bike free. We incorporate mind/body balance and fitness into the program.
A small number of paid internships are available, and a larger number of unpaid Internships. Interns can alternatively earn up to 100 hours of community service credit.
Online internships run 4-6 weeks, generally Wednesday-Saturday 9am-1pm, including synchronous and asynchronous training, plus 4 additional hours flexibly scheduled. See 2020 schedule
Our program is designed for flexible scheduling, to enable interns to participate in other activities. If you have another internship but want to participate, just let us know! If you are selected for an E1T1 internship, we will work with you to enable flexible scheduling.
Join online teams learning photography, making videos, social media optimization, fitness/wellness, website development, mobile app development, html, css and python coding, technology instruction, and more. No previous skills or experience required. Interns learn to create their own websites, including professional photography and video portfolios, and from there, move to to creating professional client websites. Interns to work with Team Leaders to provide services to clients, building websites and provide technology and IT administration services. Clients include nonprofits which otherwise could not afford new websites and other technology support services, and other qualified organizations. Interns build mobile apps related to their interests, and create their own online business. We collaborate with programs to provide opportunities to learn to build and repair bikes and earn a bike free. We incorporate mind/body balance and fitness into the program.
A small number of paid internships are available, and a larger number of unpaid Internships. Interns can alternatively earn up to 100 hours of community service credit.
Online internships run 4-6 weeks, generally Wednesday-Saturday 9am-1pm, including synchronous and asynchronous training, plus 4 additional hours flexibly scheduled. See 2020 schedule
Our program is designed for flexible scheduling, to enable interns to participate in other activities. If you have another internship but want to participate, just let us know! If you are selected for an E1T1 internship, we will work with you to enable flexible scheduling.
We serve all people, and especially welcome women and girls, ages 14-100, anywhere in the world
- Middle School students
- High School students
- College undergraduates
- Master’s degree students
- PhD candidates
- Post-Grad Fellows
- Professional Researchers
- Academics
- Professionals
Become an E1T1 Intern
Training and Empowering Girls, Women and Communities for a Future in Technology
Meet the Interns
Lucy Clarke- Intern from Prospect Hill Academy in Cambridge, MA
Rakeb Girma- Selected for Internship from Prospect Hill Academy in Cambridge, MA
Tumuhimbise Loice- Intern, Kampala, Uganda
Tumuhimbise Loice and
Akampwera Sheila
Tumuhimbise Loice
Loice received her Diploma in information technology from Bishop Stuart University in Mbarara, Uganda. She attended Cisco Networking Academy (CCNA1, CCNA2, CCN3, CCNA3) and completed a Certificate in Computer Applications at Mbarara University of Science and Technology. She attended Maaji memorial academy, Kashaka girls sec school, and Mwiizi Primary School. She is currently working with her E1T1 mentors to learn coding, and learning how to find online work as a programmer.
Akampwera Sheila- Intern, Kampala, Uganda
Akampwera Sheila
Sheila attended Makerere University, Kisubi High School and Mugwanya Summit College in Kampala, Uganda. She is currently working with her E1T1 mentors to learn coding, and how to find online employment building websites.
Emerson Vaquerano- Intern, Prospect Hill Academy, Cambridge, MA
Emerson completed an HTML internship and created this awesome HTML website:
Johnny Thapa- Intern from Prospect Hill Academy, Cambridge, MA
Johnny completed an html internship and created this awesome html website:
Sam Goldstein-McGowan- Intern, Prospect Hill Academy, Cambridge, MA