At Atmosphere Academy, our Internship Programs are designed to equip students with real-world experience, professional skills, and career exposure that extends far beyond the classroom. Through strong partnerships with local businesses, community organizations, government agencies, and industry professionals, our students engage in meaningful internships aligned with their interests and goals.
Explore career pathways and authentic learning experiences below.
20+Internship Partners
500+Intern Placements
Aviation
Aviation
Academy of Aviation
Atmosphere Academy students at Academy of Aviation.
The Academy of Aviation internship introduces students to the education, training, and responsibilities required to pursue a career in aviation. Students study flight principles, aircraft systems, navigation, weather, and Federal Aviation Administration requirements while preparing for the pilot written examination. Classroom instruction and flight-simulator training provide firsthand exposure to the knowledge and discipline required of professional pilots.
Business
Residential real estate
Keller Williams
Students participating in Keller Williams real estate learning.
Keller Williams helps students explore property listings, market research, client relations, financing, marketing, and the steps involved in a real estate transaction. The internship provides practical insight into the responsibilities of real estate agents and the importance of communication, organization, and customer service.
Commercial real estate
Avison Young
Students in Avison Young commercial real estate activities.
Avison Young introduces students to commercial real estate services, including property management, finance, marketing, development, and investment. Students analyze commercial properties, take part in professional presentations, and learn how major real estate projects are planned and managed.
Human resources and organizational development
Project 73
Students in Project 73 workplace learning activities.
Project 73 introduces students to human resources and the systems organizations use to support employees and maintain productive workplaces. Through professional projects and discussions, students explore recruitment, interviewing, workplace communication, employee relations, management, and organizational development.
Automotive technology, sales, and finance
Toyota
Students exploring the automotive industry with Toyota.
The Toyota internship introduces students to the automotive industry through vehicle technology, sales, customer service, and finance. Students explore how automobiles are inspected and maintained, how dealerships operate, and how customers navigate purchasing and financing decisions. The experience exposes students to technical and business careers available within the automotive field.
Fashion design and business
The Fashion Class
Students exploring fashion design with The Fashion Class.
The Fashion Class internship introduces students to the creative and business sides of the fashion industry. Students explore design concepts, fabric selection, garment construction, branding, merchandising, and the process of bringing an idea from an initial sketch to a finished product. Hands-on projects develop technical skills while introducing careers in fashion design, production, marketing, and entrepreneurship.
Sports business and event operations
Sports Management
Students participating in sports management activities.
The Sports Management internship allows students to explore the business and operational sides of the sports industry. Students learn about event planning, marketing, promotions, facility operations, team management, and audience engagement. Through hands-on projects and schoolwide sporting events, students gain experience organizing activities, assigning responsibilities, promoting events, and managing live programs.
Food handler certification
Van Cortlandt Park Alliance
Students learning food-handling practices with Van Cortlandt Park Alliance.
The Van Cortlandt Park Alliance Food Handler internship teaches the safety standards required to prepare, store, and serve food responsibly. Students study sanitation, temperature control, foodborne illness prevention, cross-contamination, and workplace procedures. The program provides practical preparation for culinary arts, hospitality, food service, and restaurant management while supporting students in earning a food-handling credential.
Introduction to teaching
St. Thomas Aquinas College
Students in an introduction to teaching program with St. Thomas Aquinas College.
The St. Thomas Aquinas College Introduction to Teaching internship allows students to explore education as a profession. Students examine lesson planning, classroom management, instructional strategies, student development, and the responsibilities of effective educators. Through college-level instruction and practical activities, students gain a clearer understanding of careers in teaching, counseling, school administration, and educational services.
Criminal Justice
Law enforcement and criminal justice
Yonkers Police Department
Students participating in Yonkers Police Department activities.
The Yonkers Police Department internship provides students with direct exposure to law enforcement, public safety, and community service. Students learn about police procedures, investigations, emergency response, specialized units, professional conduct, and the responsibilities of serving the public. Training activities and interactions with law enforcement personnel give students a realistic understanding of careers within policing and the broader criminal justice system.
Engineering
Environmental science
Van Cortlandt Park Alliance
Students conducting environmental science activities with Van Cortlandt Park Alliance.
The Van Cortlandt Park Alliance Environmental Science internship allows students to investigate the relationship between natural resources, conservation, and community health. Students participate in water and soil testing, environmental observations, data collection, and park-based research. Through fieldwork, they learn how scientists and conservation professionals monitor ecosystems and protect urban green spaces.
Architecture and design
Center for Architecture
Students participating in architecture and design activities at the Center for Architecture.
The Center for Architecture internship introduces students to architecture, design, construction, and urban planning. Students explore how architects transform ideas into functional spaces through research, planning, sketching, model-building, and design challenges. The experience strengthens creativity, problem-solving, and presentation skills while exposing students to careers that shape buildings, neighborhoods, and cities.
Film production
SIC Film School
Students learning filmmaking techniques at SIC Film School.
The SIC Film School internship introduces students to the creative and technical stages of filmmaking. Students explore screenwriting, directing, camera operation, lighting, sound, acting, editing, and production planning. By working collaboratively to develop original media projects, students learn how ideas move from concept to screen while gaining exposure to careers throughout the film and entertainment industries.
Engineering and drone technology
Drone University
Students working with drones through Drone University.
Drone University provides students with hands-on exposure to engineering, aviation technology, and unmanned aircraft systems. Students learn how drones are designed, assembled, programmed, and operated while exploring flight safety and real-world industry applications. Through building and flying drones, students strengthen their technical knowledge, problem-solving abilities, and understanding of emerging technology careers.
Robotics, coding, and technology
Pace University
Students participating in technology projects with Pace University.
The Pace University internship provides students with college-level exposure to robotics, computer programming, cybersecurity, data science, and cloud technology. Students participate in hands-on projects that may include coding, building or programming robots, analyzing data, and solving technology-based challenges. The experience strengthens technical skills while introducing students to college programs and rapidly growing careers in engineering and technology.
Law
Criminal justice and law
St. John's University and Bronx Criminal Courts
Atmosphere Academy Careers Program event photo.
This internship combines college-level instruction with direct exposure to the criminal justice system. Students study criminal law, courtroom procedures, legal terminology, and the roles of judges, attorneys, officers, and court personnel. Visits to the Bronx Criminal Courts allow students to observe legal proceedings and connect classroom learning to the daily operation of the justice system.
Medical
Medical theory
Aura Medical
Students exploring medical theory with Aura Medical.
The Aura Medical Theory internship introduces students to the foundational knowledge used by healthcare professionals. Students explore anatomy, physiology, medical terminology, patient care, and common health conditions while developing an understanding of how medical teams assess and treat patients. This experience is ideal for students considering careers in medicine, nursing, emergency care, or other healthcare fields.
Emergency Medical Technician certification
Aura Medical
Students participating in Aura Medical EMT training.
The Aura Medical Emergency Medical Technician internship prepares students to respond to medical emergencies and provide essential pre-hospital care. Students learn patient assessment, CPR, first aid, emergency response procedures, and the safe use of medical equipment. The program combines academic instruction with practical training and prepares eligible students to pursue New York State EMT certification.
Immunology and biomedical research
Mount Sinai
Students participating in Mount Sinai biomedical research activities.
The Mount Sinai internship introduces students to immunology, laboratory science, and biomedical research. Students explore how the immune system protects the body and how researchers study diseases, treatments, and human health. Through interaction with medical and research professionals, students gain exposure to laboratory procedures, scientific inquiry, and careers in medicine, biomedical science, and healthcare research.
Laboratory and biomedical science
New York Blood Center
Students learning about laboratory science with New York Blood Center.
The New York Blood Center internship introduces students to the science and systems involved in collecting, testing, processing, and distributing blood products. Students explore laboratory procedures, blood safety, quality control, and the important role blood centers play in supporting hospitals and patients. The experience provides valuable exposure to careers in laboratory science, healthcare, biotechnology, and public health.
