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Sign Up Now for our January, March and May 2013 internship and education programs! Just fill out our initial program information form on the 'Apply' page and we'll send you more information.
Ask about our upcoming DC Short Programs:
Ask about our upcoming DC Short Programs:
- Early January 2013 program, US Political and Policy Transition: President and Congress, program focusing on the political and policy implications of the new Administration and Congress session (Jan 3-10).
Hear from our students about their experiences through Capital Education!
2012 Student Achievement Award
Capital Education is proud to announce our 2012 Student Achievement Award winner! Jahandad Memarian recently traveled from Tehran, Iran to Washington, DC through Capital Education. In just a few months this summer he built on his initial internship with the Middle East Institute's Leadership Development Office to gain a Teaching Assistant Position at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies. Jahandad's DC activities include regular research under the direction of CEO Dr. Joel Clark, focused on US/Iranian diplomatic engagements since the Carter Administration.
In receiving this recognition, Jahandad stated:
"While I had to overcome many challenges, I owe it to Capital Education which not only helped facilitate my U.S. visa, but also personally worked with me every step of the way to gain a great internship at the Middle East Institute. Dr. Clark and Capital Education also provided many contacts that are helping me to pursue my goals. They also served as an entry to so many DC speakers and events, and have been there whenever I needed them to provide letters of recommendation, and direct advice on career and graduate school choices. I highly recommend Capital Education and am eager to communicate with anyone who wants more information about how Capital Education can fulfill their goals."
Capital Education is proud to announce our 2012 Student Achievement Award winner! Jahandad Memarian recently traveled from Tehran, Iran to Washington, DC through Capital Education. In just a few months this summer he built on his initial internship with the Middle East Institute's Leadership Development Office to gain a Teaching Assistant Position at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies. Jahandad's DC activities include regular research under the direction of CEO Dr. Joel Clark, focused on US/Iranian diplomatic engagements since the Carter Administration.
In receiving this recognition, Jahandad stated:
"While I had to overcome many challenges, I owe it to Capital Education which not only helped facilitate my U.S. visa, but also personally worked with me every step of the way to gain a great internship at the Middle East Institute. Dr. Clark and Capital Education also provided many contacts that are helping me to pursue my goals. They also served as an entry to so many DC speakers and events, and have been there whenever I needed them to provide letters of recommendation, and direct advice on career and graduate school choices. I highly recommend Capital Education and am eager to communicate with anyone who wants more information about how Capital Education can fulfill their goals."
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What are you seeking from a Washington DC Experience?
Capital Education arranges and delivers a variety of programs in Washington, DC and other select locations in the U.S for domestic and international students, faculty, interest groups, businesses, governments, colleges and universities.
Based in Washington, D.C., Capital Education draws on its extensive networks of prominent scholars, professional development experts, internship providers, employers, and engaging speakers and trainers to help you achieve your academic, professional and personal goals. As a world-class capital city, Washington DC is an ideal setting for personal, professional and institutional growth.
A university wants to start its own DC academic internship program, but is concerned about the start-up and operating costs…
A nonprofit organization plans to host a training program in DC for its staff, but doesn’t know where to start…
An international student wants to intern for a semester in DC, but doesn’t know how he will gain a U.S.visa...
A university professor is designing a short-course in DC for her students, but needs assistance with arranging speakers, housing and other logistics…
A business association from a developing country wants to offer its members targeted training in the U.S., but needs help connecting with U.S. industry leaders...
What are you seeking from a Washington DC Experience?
Capital Education arranges and delivers a variety of programs in Washington, DC and other select locations in the U.S for domestic and international students, faculty, interest groups, businesses, governments, colleges and universities.
Based in Washington, D.C., Capital Education draws on its extensive networks of prominent scholars, professional development experts, internship providers, employers, and engaging speakers and trainers to help you achieve your academic, professional and personal goals. As a world-class capital city, Washington DC is an ideal setting for personal, professional and institutional growth.
