Internships
The goal of the Pope John Paul II Preparatory School Innovation and Entrepreneurship program is to combine rigorous understanding with creative thinking to produce new ideas, perspectives, and products. Development of innovative thinking occurs best when ideas are allowed to collide: student, faculty, and community perspectives provide a rich opportunity for generating new ideas and a way of thinking that will be valuable to students over a lifetime.
Immersion into potential careers as interns provides a wonderful opportunity for students to observe the skills needed in a profession and measure their interest in the field. Students are encouraged to ask questions and get to know all aspects of the career during their placements. While many students will choose to enter the workforce in the field of their internship placement, others use this as an opportunity to realize that their skills or interests are in a different area. That opportunity to grow in understanding is invaluable as students select their college, major, or professional path.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How are students selected for internships?
- What are students expected to do during the internship?
- How are hours tracked when the student has attended the internship?
- Do students receive a grade for their internship?
- What happens if a student is not meeting expectations?
How are students selected for internships?
What are students expected to do during the internship?
How are hours tracked when the student has attended the internship?
Do students receive a grade for their internship?
What happens if a student is not meeting expectations?
Previous Internship Experiences
Swan Surgical
Frost-Brown-Todd Attorneys
Daywind Music
Diocese of Nashville Office of Vocations
Gallatin Chamber of Commerce
Goodall Homes
Historic Mansker's Station
Dr. Mary Cay Koen, orthodontist
Kelly Vision Center
Main Street Media of Tennessee
Reliant Realty
The Therapy Center
Dr. Kerrigan - Ascension Healthcare
Sumner County Museum
Binkley Nash Furniture
The Jason Foundation