Student Information
The
Third Frontier Internship Program was established by Gov. Robert Taft to help keep students in Ohio jobs after graduation. PolymerOhio is one of 17 grantees under the Third Frontier Internship Program.
The Program offers students many opportunities:
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Gain real world experience
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Learn about new technologies
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Experience the excitement of developing new products
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Get paid to learn
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Explore a career possibility
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Develop a relationship with a potential Ohio employer.
The internship enables you to show a potential employer how you can fit in that organization and contribute as a full-time employee after graduation.
Student Eligibility Guidelines: Click here for "Student Eligibility Guidelines."
The polymer industry offers many rewarding career opportunities and an internship with a company working with polymeric materials and processes is an excellent way for you to determine if this is an industry in which you may want to spend your career
With the growth of the polymer industry continuing at a higher rate than total manufacturing, there will be many exciting and well-paid jobs. The polymer industry is known for making Styrofoam containers, beverage bottles, and plastic bags, but recent high-technology applications are producing products in high technology areas, such as biomedical, nanomaterials, and fuel cells. Check out the opportunities with an internship in this growing industry.
Ohio's Third Frontier Internship Program is administered through a web site that is accessible to all qualified Ohio companies and students. Through the central site, all students registering in the Program have access to postings for all companies registered with any of the 17 Third Frontier Grantees. In addition, registered companies can review resumes for all students registered.
Web-based registration is simple and provides immediate access to potential internships across the state. Click here for "Student Registration Procedure."
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