Employment

Statewide Internship Opportunities: Districts: 1-9

Greetings from the Diversity and Recruitment Section!

Please see attachments for requirements and details for each 2021 Summer Internship opportunity. Complete applications must include the following documents and be submitted by fax, email, hand delivery or mail to the Bureau of Personnel Management by March 3, 2021 by 4:30 pm.

· a completed form PM 2425 (application for seasonal employment) indicating your top three preferences for employment locations. The form can be downloaded from https://idot.illinois.gov/about-idot/employment-opportunities/employment/index;

· official or unofficial college transcripts; registrar offices may send transcripts in pdf format to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
forms 284A Authorization for Release of Criminal Information and 284B Self Disclosure of Criminal History, these forms are also accessible on the website listed above.

No Interviews:

There are no interviews for internship positions. Eligibility is determined solely on the completed application package. Applicants should highlight relevant education/coursework and experience within the application.

Mailing Address:
Illinois Department of Transportation
Bureau of Personnel Management, Room 113
2300 South Dirksen Parkway,
Springfield, IL 62764

Fax: 217/557-3134

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Statewide Internship Opportunities:
Districts: 1-9

District 1 Cook County
District 2 Lee County
District 3 LaSalle
District 4 Peoria
District 5 Edgar
District 6 Sangamon
District 7 Effingham
District 8 Madison
District 9 Jackson

Central Office Bureaus: Sangamon County

Bureau of Materials
Bureau of Safety Programs and Engineering

Van Pelt promotes National Apprenticeship Week

pexels pixabay 159306 CHICAGO – This week marks the sixth annual National Apprenticeship Week, and State Senator Patricia Van Pelt (D-Chicago) is encouraging Chicagoans to participate in local apprenticeships.

“For years, this week has always been a time for workers to promote growth in business and employment,” Van Pelt said. “This year, as millions struggle with unemployment, I encourage people to use this time to explore training options and learn a new skill.”