Association for Individual Development
Internship Application -- 8/2026 - 7/2027 (57718)
Be an Early Applicant
Non-paid internship opportunities at the Association for Individual Development provide supervised, education-related learning experiences during an agreed-upon semester or annual timeframe. Interns develop professional skills, learn about AID services, build workplace relationships, and contribute to their assigned programs. Applicants must be enrolled in an accredited college or university degree program, eligible to work in the United States, and meet the requirements of their selected placement. A resume and recent transcripts are required.
Internships with the Association for Individual Development are learning experiences guided by an AID supervisor, occur during a specific agreed upon time frame, and provide benefits related to an intern’s education, coursework, or career goals. AID appoints internships for summer, fall/winter and spring semesters (or a combination of), as established prior to the start of the internship and depending upon the program and school requirements.
AID strives to ensure that all interns receive an educational and valuable experience while engaging with our team of employees. We expect interns to not only obtain valuable skills and learn about AID’s services, but also gain further insight into their professional interests. Interns will build professional relationships, and act as integral members of their respective programs.
This is considered a non-paid internship; however, interns may be eligible for a stipend upon the completion of the internship.
How to Apply:
- Review internship positions on our website.
- Complete the internship form. Please note: You will need to upload a copy of your resume AND a copy of your most recent semester transcripts (unofficial transcripts are acceptable) in order to complete the application. Please direct questions to Human Resources at [email protected].
- Internship applications will be accepted until positions are filled.
Eligibility Requirements for College Undergraduate and Graduate Students:
- Intern applicants must be enrolled in a degree program at an accredited college or university
- Intern applicants must be eligible to work in the United States
- Intern applicants must possess the skills and minimum requirements outlined by individual placements within AID
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