DOJ Pathways Internship Program - Bureau of Prisons (Recreation Student Trainee)
The DOJ Pathways Internship Program for Recreation Student Trainees offers current students the opportunity to gain professional experience within the Federal Bureau of Prisons. This program is designed to provide career development and may lead to non-competitive conversion to a permanent federal position upon successful completion.
Award Amount
$50,241
Deadline
Rolling
Est. Time
60-90 minutes for initial profile and resume setup
Source
USAJobs Students & Recent Graduates
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must be enrolled or accepted for enrollment as a student in an accredited educational institution. Candidates must meet the specific GPA and academic requirements outlined in the individual USAJOBS posting.
Who Can Apply
Current students (high school, undergraduate, graduate, or vocational) maintaining at least a half-time enrollment status.
Application Instructions
Applications must be submitted exclusively through the USAJOBS.gov portal. Create a profile, upload all required documents, and follow the specific instructions listed in the vacancy announcement.
Required Documents
- Resume
- Transcript
- Proof of enrollment
Geographic Restrictions
United States
How to Stand Out
Tailor your federal resume to reflect the specific qualifications listed in the job announcement. Highlight relevant coursework, extracurricular activities, and any experience working in team environments or physical education settings.
Risk Warnings
Beware of unofficial sites claiming to charge fees for federal job applications. All legitimate federal applications are free via USAJOBS.gov.