JEA Summer Co-Op Program

For complete information go to: https://jea.com/About/Careers/College_Internships.aspx

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2015 Summer Co-Op Program - Applications Open February 2 - March 5

College students who will be rising sophomores, juniors or seniors, will be selected to have an opportunity to gain real world on the job experience, network with business professionals and develop valuable leadership, professional etiquette and presentation skills. The program is a 32-hour-per-week, paid, 13-week internship, lasting May 11 through August 7.

Eligibility Requirements:

· Students must be a rising Sophomore, Junior or Senior

· Minimum 3.0 GPA

· Past/Current Leadership and/or organizational experience

· Preferred Majors: Engineering, Computer Information Systems, Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, Communications, Mathematics, Biology/Science, Human Resources, Public Relations, Marketing, Health Education/Health Science

· U.S. citizen or VISA eligible to work in the U.S.

· Provide current transcript and resume with application.

Students may apply on jea.com beginning February 2 through March 5, 2015. Management selection interviews will take place in person at JEA from March 9 through April 10. For more information contact Pat Sams, program manager, at (904) 665-7695 or email samspg@jea.com.

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