	Introduction

The federal government offers many opportunities for internships, fellowships, and work experiences. This report describes prominent and popular internet resources for such opportunities and gives applicants a place to begin their search. http://gogovernment.org/government_careers/students_entry-level_talent.php

		USA Jobs—Students and Graduates

The students and graduates section of the official U.S. federal government employment website provides students with information on various educational opportunities available within the federal government, including internships, fellowships, apprenticeships, and cooperative programs, as well as a list of federal occupations by college major. The program provides paid opportunities to explore federal careers while still in school. There is no centralized listing of all available congressional fellowships. It is open to undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students. Applicants are selected by federal agencies and other participating organizations in the Washington, DC, area and elsewhere.
While there are many opportunities in the federal government for internships, fellowships, and other work experience, there is no comprehensive source to assist in locating these opportunities. This report describes internet resources for prominent and popular opportunities for internship, fellowship, and work experience programs within the federal government. The report is intended as a selective guide for students of all levels: high school, undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate. It provides information on legislative, executive, and judicial branch opportunities and links to several aggregators of jobs data. The introduction provides a number of insights to assist applicants on understanding terminology, timing applications, and expectations for types of work involved.