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The EXP Internship Program: Powered by Prologis is a year-long journey for 11th-grade EXP (formerly ITEP) students enrolled in high schools throughout Southern California. This program brings together employers, educators and parents to prepare high school students for tomorrow's workplace. By participating in the Internship Program, students build professional competence and personal confidence, setting them up for success in school, career and life.
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2018 INTERNSHIP EMPLOYERS
Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority Los Angeles Port Police Port of Los Angeles Al Dahra ACX, Inc. Manson Construction Co. Ports America AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles Marine Exchange of Southern California San Pedro Chamber of Commerce Andeavor Maritime Preservation Trust San Pedro Waterfront Arts District Avalon Risk Management Metro Ports SBCC, Thrive LA Boys & Girls Club of Carson Nova Freight Signature Auto Collision Boys & Girls Clubs of the Los Angeles Harbor Office of Assemblymember Mike A. Gipson Sirens Java & Tea House Cabrillo Marine Aquarium Office of Assemblymember Patrick O'Donnell SoCalGas NFI California Cartage Office of Assemblymember Miguel Santiago The Triangle Group CDTech Office of Congresswoman Nanette Diaz Barragan Toberman Neighborhood Center City of Carson Office of Los Angeles City Councilmember Total Transportation Services, Inc. Coalition for Clean Air Joe Buscaino United States Coast Guard - Sector LA/LB CRAFTED at the Port of Los Angeles Office of Los Angeles City Councilmember United Way of Greater Los Angeles CSU Dominguez Hills Marqueece Harris-Dawson Valero Energy Corporation The Custom Goods Companies Office of Los Angeles City Councilmember Watson Land Company Fast Lane Transportation, Inc. Jose Huizar Williams Clarke Company, Inc. Friends of Banning's Landing Office of Los Angeles County Supervisor Wilmington Chamber of Commerce Green Worldwide Shipping Janice Hahn Wilmington YMCA Harbor Breeze Cruises PACE Services/ecBarstow.com Yusen Logistics International Trade Education Programs Pacific Battleship Center Yusen Terminals LLC Jesse F. Moreno, CPA Partnership for Los Angeles Schools KPFF Consulting Engineers Peacock Piper Tong + Voss LLP FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When will interns report to employer worksites? EXP interns work for a total of six weeks beginning on Monday, June 24, 2019 and ending on Friday, August 2, 2019. On Fridays, students will participate in four-hour EXP workshops. EXP will also host an internship culmination event on Friday, August 2, 2019 for participating employers, supervisors, school administrators, and parents.
What training do EXP students receive to prepare them for internships? Prospective interns attend six workshops throughout the school year which cover essential business skills including professional communication, dressing for success, financial literacy, interview preparation and networking. In addition, prospective interns submit an application, letter of recommendation, cover letter and resume for the program.
Will EXP interns be scheduled part-time or full-time? Employers may choose to host part-time interns (20-30 hours per week) or full-time interns (30-40 hours per week). Work schedules are determined by mutual agreement between each employer and matched intern.
What is the funding commitment to host EXP interns? EXP seeks to ensure that all interns receive some type of financial support as part of their experience, either through their employer's payroll or via scholarship award. If your company is unable to host interns but would like to enable this experience for students, sponsorship opportunities are available.
We've never hosted a high school intern. What type of assistance can EXP provide to guide us? In addition to providing a comprehensive employer orientation, EXP can assist employers in creating work plans for interns and can connect you with past employers who can share tips on how to make the internship experience a success for both students and employers.
How are EXP interns matched with employers? Employers are encouraged to participate in mock interviews on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 to prepare students for formal interviews. Formal interviews with employers will take place on Tuesday, June 11, 2019 and preferences for matching will be collected from both employers and interns.
Which high schools do EXP interns attend? EXP students from the following schools are eligible to participate in the 2019 Internship Program: Barstow High School Phineas Banning High School (Wilmington) Carson High School Rancho Dominguez Preparatory High School (Carson/Long Beach) Gardena High School Theodore Roosevelt High School (East Los Angeles) Narbonne High School (Harbor City) San Pedro High School
The EXP Internship Program: Powered by Prologis In partnership with
(formerly ITEP) 2019 EXP INTERNSHIP PROGRAM EMPLOYER CALENDAR
Tuesday Mock interviews with prospective interns April 16
Friday Deadline to submit Intern Request Form May 31
Tuesday Formal employer interviews with prospective interns June 11
Tuesday Employer orientation June 18
Monday EXP interns report to employer worksites June 24
Friday EXP interns report to EXP workshops June 28 July 12 July 19 July 26
Friday Last day for EXP interns at employer worksites August 2 Internship culmination event
Help students EXPonentially succeed! For more information or to complete an Intern Request Form, contact: Megan Fowler, EXP Program Manager, Internship & Outreach [email protected] | 310-562-9505