It turns out, dreams really do come true.
Disney is well known for having some of the best internships for college students, and they’re hiring students from all over the country to participate in the Disney College Program, a 4-7 month internship allowing students to gain valuable work experience with a Fortune 500 company. As if having an impressive company like Disney on your resume isn’t enough, the program gives its students the opportunity to live in company-sponsored housing, take on college-level courses (which could count towards their degree) and have the unique opportunity to get hands-on experience working in Disney’s Theme Parks and Resorts. It is undeniably a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity — especially for candidates seeking student jobs that will take their career to new heights.
“Coming to do the College Program changed my life,” says Mariana, a college student hired by Disney. “The people I met and the experiences I had made me into the person I am today.”
The top four qualities Disney looks for when hiring a college student are passion, enthusiasm, leadership and a service-oriented mindset. The program is also dedicated to students’ personal and career development, so students will learn on-the-job skills like problem-solving, teamwork, guest service and effective communication skills. Having been a constant presence in the formation of many students’ childhood, Disney is also heavily invested in their future: Many graduates of the program have risen to senior level positions at the company.
There are opportunities in both Anaheim, CA, and Lake Buena Vista, FL. You must be at least 18 years or older by the time the program begins and attend an accredited university. Apply to the Disney College Program today!
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