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Cobb to open applications for summer intern program on April 15

Cobb County sponsors a summer intern program. Applications will begin to be accepted online on April 15, and the start date is June 3. AJC file photo
Cobb County sponsors a summer intern program. Applications will begin to be accepted online on April 15, and the start date is June 3. AJC file photo
By Carolyn Cunningham
April 3, 2019

Cobb County will hire for its summer intern program, beginning online on April 15.

Internship opportunities will be posted April 15 at CobbCounty.PeopleAdmin.com.

Among them will be service in these departments: District 2 commissioner’s assistant, Communications, Department of Transportation, Tax Assessors, Tax Commissioner, Senior Services, Solicitor General and Water (Stream Monitoring and Environmental Compliance).

On that page, “click” on the Job Opportunities section, then “scroll and click” on the available jobs to apply.

After the application submission deadline, the hiring manager will schedule interviews for those selected.

June 3 is the interns’ start date.

Information: 770-528-2541; Cobb County Human Resources, 100 Cherokee St., Marietta; CobbEmployment@CobbCounty.org; CobbCounty.org/human-resources/news/2019-summer-intern-program

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