Internships

CypherTable is proud to partner with the Community College of Philadelphia Department of Media Studies Internship Program to support of experiential learning, workforce readiness, and student success.

The Experience

Driven by curiosity and built on purpose, students immerse themselves in project-based learning designed around their strengths while gaining real-world workforce experience. This is where bold-thinking students begin preparing for their future professional lives through thoughtful innovation and execution.

Each semester, CypherTable accepts a limited number of interns to participate in the Community College of Philadelphia’s Department of Communication and Media Studies Internship program.

Students invest up to 15 hours per week gaining early exposure to the workforce and contributing as emerging professionals in their chosen fields.

CCP -Intern qualifications:

  • 3.5 GPA

  • Part-time or full-time studentcurrently enrolled in CCP’s CMS 290 Capstone Course

  • Interest in the fields of media studies, education, government, nonprofit, business, or entrepreneurship

  • Commitment: Fall or Spring Semester (12-15 weeks)

  • Current resume and interview required

To learn more and gain timely information about this exciting opportunity, please contact:

Ms. Eva Blackwell

Director of the Communication and Media Studies Internship Program at the Community College of Philadelphia

Emblackwell@ccp.edu

“My internship with CypherTable really helped me grow and feel more prepared for the workforce. I got to work independently, learn new things like SEO, and improve my communication and organization skills. It also showed me that I’m adaptable and can figure things out even when something is new to me.

I would definitely recommend the internship to other students because it gives you real experience while still allowing you to learn and grow. I also really appreciated how supportive and encouraging my mentor was throughout the experience.”

Ms. Umu Sow

CCP Class of ‘26

A.A. Communication and Media Studies