Do people (preferably teens) get paid for internships?
154615
Rarely, unless is associated with education; working on a teaching credential is a good example.  Sometimes small businesses will pick-up teens for special projects and pay a small stipend.  I would suggest that you call businesses that interest you and ask.  Nothing ventured, nothing gained as they say.
815714
Only if it includes your age. However, it is sorta well known that there are under 18 college students. However, a college ID can work where there are discounts for college students like the movie theater.
432925
Google AdSense puts ads on your site and when people click on them you get paid if that is what you want.\n(To recieve money you must be 18 or older)
188542
Depends on how old you are. If you are just a teen looking for some spending money, then yes. If you are an adult then no way. There are more jobs out there that start way above that. Mcdonalds will start you out at least $8.00.
1075362
if fellowshuip is same as internship then yes doctors get salary on fellowship
552504
What is the difference between an externship and an internship?\n\nExternships are very brief, and offer no pay or academic credit.  An internship is longer term (from several weeks to a year), and may involve pay or academic credit.  Interns work within an organization to support the work function.
747495
I haven't had any law internships, but I have had plenty of internships in other fields. So I guess the same principle applies. You decided which place you want to have the internship, then you find out who to ask about it and you ask and if necessary bug them. Unless they say no outright it is usually worth showing persistance. More common you first don't get any reply or get refered to somebody else, but if you are persistant it usually works out. \nBut as I have made it always clear that for an internship I don't expect any payment, it usually worked out. Led to some paid summerjobs as well afterwards. \nSo it is basically your research who you want to ask and your persistance and personality if you get one.
477641
Many companies offer internships, try doing an online search for internships.  I've seen offers from Hormell and UPS online.  Also, there are some reliable scholarship websites out there, and they provide some opportunities like you are looking for. When in doubt of a scholarship website, research it, NEVER pay for any information, scholarships are free, as well as grants, and internship offers.  GOOD LUCK !!!!!!!!!!!!!
443397
They get paid for the contract they sign.
328104
I make money working out of my house with AYUSA International. I place exchange students from other countries with host families in my area. They live with these families while they attend high school here for one year. I am what is called a community rep. I do have to go look at peoples houses and meet the students when they come in but other than that thre is no office and almost everything is done over the phone and through the internet. You make your own schedule and it's really not alot of work at all. The families get to choose what students they want and from what countries. And you really dont have to go look for families to do this. Most of the famlies come from leads from the main website. They apply to be a host family and then a regional director calls you and gives you their information. So it's not like you have to go around asking people if they want a teenager from another country living with for a year. It's a pretty cool program. You get to meet people from all over the world.  You make about $500.00 over the course of the school year per every student you place. So it's not something to use as your only source of income but it's nice to have on the side. It's not a scam and you dont have to pay anything to be apart of it. Here is the link to their website there is a place at the bottom that say's something like be a rep. Click on that. http://www.ayusa.org/ Hope this would be something that would interest you or I hope you find something that does, if this does not. Good luck!
810516
Only if you get your parent or guardian to co-sign for you. Contracts with minors are unenforceable, even if you've already graduated from high school.
477534
Not really. There are some internships if you want a job, but they are not going to listen to theories of just any random teenager who walks in the door. If you really do have a good theory, get it published in the appropriate scientific journal, like Nature or the Astrophysical Journal. Then NASA might pay some attention to it.
254072
No, it is rarely negotiable.  There are usually many post-docs at the institution/lab and they all get paid the same.  If they really want you, you may have some bargaining power for things like travel, computer resources, etc.
70286
Do I get paid for asking you? ;P
298601
I have seen entry level positions start at as much as 30,000 and salaries only go up from there.  I have some students who are starting at companies for $60K or $70K.  Really depends on the kind of Engineering you are going into and how much experience you have coming out of your college program.  Definitely do internships!!!
608352
Not always, but most are not paid.\nMine was unpaid.\nMost of my classmates internships were unpaid. I think I know of one girl who got a paid internship, thats it.\n\n\n\nI want to know what city Cyanne is from that paid internships were plentiful!!!! Please tell us
368185
Talk to your academic advisor, your college dean, or even a professor.  Most colleges and universities have special departments that work just with interns.  Make sure it is an internship for which you can get credit.  You don't want to waste your whole summer doing free work for nothing.