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The City of San Diego offers a Future Ready: Digital & Workforce Skills Academy internship program designed to prepare students for careers in information technology, education, or workforce development. Interns will participate in workplace readiness, digital skills, AI awareness, and facilitation training from January 4 to February 26, 2027, with ongoing workshop delivery throughout the term.
Participants must meet eligibility requirements, including U.S.
Job Req ID: 954
Division: Employ & Empower
Salary Range: $19.47 to $22.75
Job Type: Unclassified
Business Area: Human Resources
Personnel Area: Human Resources
Closing Date: 09/20/2026
The Future Ready: Digital & Workforce Skills Academy is a workforce development and experiential learning initiative designed to prepare emerging talent for an increasingly digital and technology-enabled workplace. Through a combination of workplace readiness, digital skills development, CliftonStrengths, artificial intelligence (AI) awareness, instructional design, and facilitation training, participants will develop both the technical and human skills needed to navigate the future of work. The program will take place between January 4th and February 26th, 2027 and is designed for college students interested in careers related to information technology, education, or workforce development.
The City of San Diego consists of more than 30 operational departments. Internships are available when project-based opportunities arise amongst departments. With general supervision, an internship provides part-time employment opportunities for students enrolled in a continuing education, traditional education, or training program to gain hands‑on experience related to their career interests or area of study.
Duties and responsibilities assigned to interns will vary depending on the department they are assigned; these include but are not limited to: assisting with planning events, conducting research, collecting and analyzing data, assisting with projects, preparing reports and presentations, attending internal and external stakeholders’ meetings, and field work. Work will be project-based, temporary, and not compromise the work of a bargaining unit employee.