Tech Girls Internship Program
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The TGIP is an intense 4 year program that is geared toward high school girls. Students can stay in the program until they graduate. The classes are 8 months a year and run from October through May. Courses are twice a week and 3 hours each session. In June the girls will interview for summer internships. Upon successful completion of each internship each student will receive a $1,000 scholarship toward a college education.
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