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This document discusses the benefits of educational internships. Internships support programs that impact how people learn and interact with the world. As an education intern, you have the opportunity to influence learning at all levels from young students to graduate programs. Internships in education offer roles as researchers, writers, marketers, and communicators. Interns can focus on their areas of expertise while working to build new learning tools and education policies to inspire further impact. The Department of Education internship program exposes students to educational policy work and experience in the U.S. federal government across various offices.
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