SCSC Spring 2027 General Internship

Monmouth University; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 23,408,000 - 36,104,000; Part time

Job summary

State Charter Schools Commission of Georgia is offering internships for students in public policy, administration, law, education, economics, or communications. Interns will research, analyze data, draft documents, participate in meetings, and support agency operations with staff and stakeholders.

Ideal candidates show high academic performance, strong communication, and knowledge of charter schools. The program provides insight into Georgia government and education compliance, with paid hourly

Qualifications

• Pursuing undergraduate (junior/senior) or graduate study in related fields.
• Strong communication and analytic abilities required.
• Familiarity with charter school movement and public policy helpful.

Responsibilities

• Conducts research and data analysis.
• Attends and assists with agency meetings and trainings.
• Drafts internal documents.
• Assists with compliance review, due diligence, and substantive review of petitions.
• Supports agency operations and engagement with stakeholders.

Skills

Excel proficiency

Analytics software

Strong communication

Research skills

Willingness to support agency

Education

Undergraduate or graduate student

Tools

Excel

Job description

State Charter Schools Commission of Georgia

The SCSC is looking for interns who are currently enrolled in undergraduate (junior or senior years preferred) or graduate programs relating to public policy, public administration, law, education, economics, communications, or a related field and are interested in learning more about the charter school administration and authorization process. Ideal candidates will demonstrate superior academic performance in their programs of study; strong communication skills; interest in and knowledge of the charter school movement; excellent analytical and research skills; proficiency with Excel and analytics software; and a willingness to support the agency in various capacities. Interns can expect to gain valuable insight into Georgia government, education and compliance law, and the charter school and school choice movement. Interns will also participate in agency meetings with internal and external stakeholders.

Specific needs and duties include, but are not limited to:

• Conducts research and data analysis;
• Attends and assists with agency meetings and trainings;
• Drafts internal documents;
• Assists with compliance review, due diligence, and substantive review of state charter school petitions; and
• Supports agency operations, communications, and engagement with stakeholders and agency staff.

Interns are paid at a $18 hourly rate and are expected to work between 18 and 28 hours per week.