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Internship Overview
A disciple is someone who follows Jesus, is being changed by Jesus, and is engaged in the mission of Jesus. West Highland interns experience this by...
- Setting growth goals to get the most out of your time with us.
- Meeting regularly with a staff member to reflect and receive invaluable feedback.
- Having the opportunity to work on significant projects that make a difference in people's lives.
- Receiving training and instruction through up-close mentoring, workshops, conferences, and events.
- Observing leaders by serving alongside staff.
- Gaining practical experience through ministry and mission.
- Making lifelong friends through working alongside other interns.
As a full-time intern at West Highland, you’ll receive hands-on training while serving alongside experienced pastors and ministry leaders. Your time with us will help you to discern if you are called to full-time or vocational ministry, and to develop the real-world experience and skills that you will need for your next step in life. A full-time internship at West Highland is 1-2 years. We partner with Heritage College & Seminary and FEB Central to accept interns into our full-time program.
College Internship (May - August)
Highschool Internship (July - August)
As a part l time intern at West Highland, you’ll receive hands-on training while serving alongside experienced pastors and ministry leaders. Your time with us will help you to discern if you are called to full-time or vocational ministry, and to develop the real-world experience and skills that you will need for your next step in life. A part-time internship at West Highland is 15-20 hours per week for 8 - 12 months or 35-40 hours per week for the summer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is a good time to start an Internship?
If you want to serve God and his people, and feel like a life in ministry may be for you, then now is the right time.
What kind of experience do I need to become an Intern?
If you are in high school, we require you to be in Grade 11 or above. If you are in college or university, you must be in your first year or above.
We would encourage you to choose the focus that you are in school for, such as instrumental or vocal music, children's ministries, local or global missions, or pastoral training.
What does a typical day as an Intern look like?
That depends on what focus you have chosen and your skills in that field. We want to ensure that you are challenged so that you can grow in your faith and in the talents that God has given you.
Still have more questions? Just ask. 