NCPB Internships

Internship Program Description

NCPB's Internship program offers a great opportunity for interested students to obtain valuable on-the-job exposure to areas of our business that support our mission goals and objectives in Public Broadcasting.

The purpose of the program is to provide qualifying students with opportunities to learn and experience elements of the broadcast communications industry. Individuals who participate in our program will have the opportunity to make valuable contributions to our organization.

The Internship program runs year round with new sessions beginning every four months.

All NCPB internships are unpaid.

Program Dates (Individual start and end dates may vary)

Winter Term: October 15 - January 15
Spring Term: January 15 - May 30
Summer Term: June 1 - September 15

Hours

15 to 25 hours per week are recommended.
Most schedules are flexible.
NCPB tries to parallel both quarter and semester systems.
Please apply 1-2 months before the term begins.

Internship Eligibility

With the exception of Public Radio Practical Training Internships, all interns must be enrolled in a college class or program as a Sophomore, Junior, Senior, or Graduate student; should have an overall grade point average of 2.5 (C+ or better); and must receive academic credit for the internship. We will only select students who can earn course credit at the college level (no exceptions).

Once a college student has been accepted for the internship, the individual must provide "Proof of Credit" or a signed verification form from a counselor, major department head, or professor before beginning the NCPB internship program.

To apply, unless otherwise stated, please send your resume and cover letter to:

Internships@kqed.org

Current Internship Opportunities

KQED Internships

Content (Multimedia)

Education Network

Interactive

Marketing

Public TV

NCPB, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate because of race, color, creed, religion, sex, marital status, domestic partner status, ancestry, national origin, weight, height, physical or mental handicap, pregnancy, medical condition, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, citizenship, veteran status, AIDS/HIV status, or age.