Please note: For those of you looking for summer jobs, you can find more resources at Quintessential Careers: Job and Career Resources for Teenagers.

• Get the basics you need in this detailed Get That Internship -- and Excel in it! Tutorial.
• Need help in finding an internship? Read: How to Find Your Ideal Internship.
• Find some general internship tips here: Internship Do's and Don'ts.
• Want tips on how to succeed at your internship? Then read: Making the Most of Your Internship(s).
• Wondering how you can make jump from intern to employee? Then read: Turning Your Internship into a Job.

Best Bets:

College Central -- a great place for college students and grads to begin your job and internship searches. You can post your resume, search for jobs and internships, find job fairs, and get expert job and career advice. Includes megajobs search engine. Free to job-seekers.

InternJobs.com -- a national database o internships for students and recent grads. Job-seekers can search the internship database by keywords or locations and can post a resume online. Free. Part of the AboutJobs.com network.

Internweb.com -- where college students seeking internships in a variety of career fields across the U.S. can search for internship listings, as well as find many useful resources, including intership-related articles and career tools. Registration required to search for internships. Free.

The Rest:

After College -- a job and internship site for college students and recent college grads. Post your resume or search for job openings (by job type, industry, type of work, location, and keyword). Also includes some basic career resources. Free to job-seekers.

Best Bets for Internships Abroad -- an excellent resource for students from almost any academic discipline who are looking for an internship abroad.

bigapplehead -- where college students and recent college grads can search for all types of jobs and internships in the New York metro area (including New Jersey and Philadelphia) as well as post your resume. Also expanding into Boston and Washington, D.C. markets. Also includes an online forum to network with other users as well as a job-matching agent. Free to job-seekers.

externs.com -- an internship site for college students, where you can browse for both traditional and virtual internships. With a virtual internship, you work in a remote location (dorm room?) from the employer. No cost to job-seekers.

GetThatGig.com -- where young job-seekers (16-21) can find cool summer jobs and internships, as well as learn about extraordinary career paths in all types of industries, from entertainment and education to healthcare and marketing -- and many others. Search for jobs or post your resume. Free to job-seekers.

Global Experiences -- an international education programs provider, specializing in international internships and work experience abroad, summer internships, fashion internships abroad, volunteer programs, teaching English as a second language, foreign language training, and similar programs. Fee-Based.

A Guide to Summer Research Opportunities for Undergraduate Students in Science and Engineering -- contains information on summer research opportunities that are available to undergraduate students studying science, mathematics, and engineering.

How to Find a Summer Job -- a strong how-to guide for finding internships and summer jobs from the Career Services Office of Trinity College. The key tip: start as early as possible to get the best opportunities.

iHipo -- a combination of social network and job site, iHipo provides young professionals and students the ability to browse through hundreds of international job and internship postings, post a profile, and develop contacts. iHipo stands for international High Potential network. No cost to job-seekers.

Institute for Experiential Learning: Internships in Washington, D.C. -- search the database to find vital information on all about academic internships -- mostly in government -- in the Washington, D.C. area.

Intern Abroad -- a great source for international internships. Students can search for paid and volunteer, academic and non-academic internships, as well as college credit practical training programs around the world. From GoAbroad.com. Free.

InternshipPrograms.com -- where internship-seekers can browse an internship database for possibilities and apply for those of interest directly from this site. Internship categories include: advertising/marketing/PR, journalism and communications, government agencies, sports teams and organziations, law firms, and others. From WetFeet.com.

Internship Resources on the Web -- a simply great collection of internship links, categorized into general, summer jobs/seasonal, by industry, and international.

Internships, Summer Jobs, and Postgraduate Options -- a collection of Web resources related to internships, summer jobs, and postgraduate options from Montana State University's Career Services.

Internships.com -- regionally focused and regularly updated guides about internships and part-time, career-related positions in the private, non-profit and government sectors. Major cities and states. Cost: $7.95 per guide.

The Internship Warehouse -- internships for communication majors listed by the following categories: all communications majors, advertising, journalism, public relations, and telecommunications.

InternXchange -- an internship site for college students, who you can post your profile (resume) and search for potential internships throughout the U.S. You must register before you can use any of the services. Free to job-seekers.

Intern Zoo -- an internship site for college students, where you can search for internships (by location, company, industry) and apply directly to them, as well as find some basic job-hunting and internship tips. No cost to job-seekers.

The Job Box -- where high school and college (and any other) job-seekers seeking seasonal, part-time, hourly, or entry-level job opportunities can search for jobs (or internships) by keyword, job category, and location. Also includes career news and other resources. Free to job-seekers.

JobGusher.com -- a job and career site dedicated to connecting high school and college students, including recent college grads and graduate students, with employers offering internships, seasonal and temporary work, entry-level positions, and other career and job opportunities. Job-seekers can post your resume and search for jobs. Also includes useful job tool articles. Free to job-seekers.

JobWeb's Summer Work, Internships, Fieldwork, and Postgraduate Options -- a great collection of resources, with more than two dozen links to summer jobs and internship postings.

Rising Star Internships -- where college students can search for internships and/or post their resumes.

Snag A Job -- a job sites for high school and college students looking for part-time, seasonal, or summer jobs. Search for a job by type of job or by location, and than apply online. Free to job-seekers.

Student Search System, Inc. -- Specializes in finding internships and entry-level employment for college students and graduates.

SummerJobs.com -- where summer job-seekers can search by keyword or location for summer jobs. A very nice resource.

Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars -- through its programs, students can earn academic credit while they gain practical experience, discover professional strengths and weakensses, and evaluate career paths.