High School Interns

Build confidence. Learn professional skills early.

The High School Internship Program introduces students to professional environments in a structured, supportive way. Interns build communication skills, learn workplace expectations, and gain early exposure to engineering, business, and technology careers.

This program is designed to help students feel confident—not overwhelmed—while learning how real work environments operate.

How the Program Works

Phase 1: Professional Preparation
Students learn:

• How to communicate professionally

• How to ask questions appropriately

• Time management and accountability

Workplace norms and expectations

What High School Interns Do?

• Afterschool Teaching (3–5pm weekdays) - If you’re available between 3pm and 5pm on weekdays, this is a great opportunity to make money while teaching engineering topics to students.

• Marketing implementation - creating a unified message across our social media channels. Also includes some video/content creation.

• Business operation implementation - tracking leads, improving our sales flow and maximizing reach to potential customers.

• Weekend STEM Teachers (year-round) - teach classes during the weekend.

• Engineering project exposure -

What Students Gain

• Confidence in professional environments

• Communication and teamwork skills

• Early career exposure

A strong foundation for future internships

Open Positions?

We are hiring all year round, but most of our hiring is done for our spring and summer programs.

• Tasks?

  • Engineering Instructor Intern

    • Teaching engineering topics to students

    • Develop communication and social awareness skills

    • Design projects and activities that combine technical ability and interactive experiences

  • Marketing Intern

    • Frequent Summary/advertisement videos

    • Tailor approach for Instagram/Facebook/YouTube

    • Student testimonials and storytelling.

    • Suggest improvements for better video capture of event spaces.

  • Engineering Intern

    • Design demos of real-world application

    • Research new technologies in order to create guides

    • Design and code circuit boards for special projects

  • Business Intern

    • Identify new customers

    • Create sales and marketing material to help new customers

    • Understand financial decisions and tradeoffs

• Hours per week?

  • An ideal candidate will work up to 12 hours a week.

    • Some hours are virtual / independent work.

    • Most hours are around the DFW metroplex. We will work with you on locations based on need, but you will need to have reliable transportation.

      • We’ve done Uber reimbursement for special occasions.

• When can you start?

  • Students can begin asap.

• Compensation?

  • Pay is a stipend based on start and finish date.

  • STEM Teachers are hourly pay.

  • Please contact Info@HAKingInnovation.org for more info.

• Interested? Here are the next steps!

  • 1: Fill out the application below

  • 2: Update your resume

  • 3: Send both to Info@HAKingInnovation.org

  • 4: If you are a good fit, we will have a phone call interview, and invite you to participate in one of our teaching classes for an onsite interview/meet and greet.