High School Internship
Empowering Youth Through Hands-On Experience and Leadership Development
High School Internship Program at Islamic Leadership Institute of America (ILIA) offers students the opportunity to gain valuable work experience, develop leadership skills, and make a positive impact in their community. Through our immersive internship program.
Eligibility:
Open to high school students (grades 9-12)
Applicants must demonstrate a commitment to community service and leadership.
Internship Details
Age: 12- 13.
Time: 7:00 PM – 7:30 PM.
Location: Online.
Who: Brothers and Sisters.
6 month long Internship!
Weekly Monday & Wednesday.
Investment: $1,450
Space is limited!.
👷🏾♂️Students will:
Engage in hands-on projects that develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Receive mentorship from experienced professionals in various fields.
Participate in leadership workshops and seminars.
Collaborate with peers on community service initiatives.
Benefits of the Internship
Participating in the ILIA High School Internship Program provides numerous benefits, including:
Hands-on Experience: Interns gain practical experience working on real projects.
Leadership Development: Interactive workshops and seminars to enhance leadership skills.
Networking Opportunities: Build connections with professionals and like-minded peers.
Community Service: Contribute to meaningful community projects and initiatives.
College and Career Readiness: Prepare for future academic and career pursuits with guidance from mentors.
Ayman Nassar, Chief, Research, Academics & Programs
Founder of Islamic Leadership Institute of America (ILIA), with over 25 years of experience in enterprise architecture, enterprise and individual transformation and youth development. Over the past 20 years he has coached, taught and counseled hundreds of youth and young professionals and has been a certified mentor and coach with Big Brother Big Sister, Lutheran Social Services, Dar Al-Taqwa, Prince George’s Community College Asian, Latino, African, Native American (ALANA), New Beginnings Youth Center, Howard County Detention Center and ILIA. Ayman is a member of the Howard County Reentry Council and the Howard County Ethnic Diversity Round Table. He holds two Master degrees in electrical engineering, engineering management and systems engineering and holds certifications in half a dozen leadership areas. He has been trained in cultural competence, youth development, reentry, psychology, curriculum development and has devised over 200+ courses and programs for youth and adults. He was faculty at University of California, Prince George’s Community College, Strayer University and Howard Community College. He founded Youth Crisis Line, and provided stabilization services to hundreds of young adults.