Best way to go about earning the following Certifications?

In summary, the individual is a student at a local community college and has already earned a Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification. They are interested in obtaining a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification, but do not yet have the required 3+ years of job experience. They are also looking for part-time internships or co-ops in order to gain experience and pay for their tuition and books. In addition, they are planning to study for several IT certifications to help with their financial needs. However, finding part-time internships and professional-level work has proven to be difficult.
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I already earned my Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt from High School... For those who don't know: Lean Six Sigma is a Business Certification for Quality Engineering.

Anyway, I would like to go for my Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification but it says it requires 3+ Years of Job experience on your Resume. At the moment I only have 5 months worth of Professional IT Job experience / internships / on the job training. I'm currently a student at my local CC, which I am already paying a lot of $$ (Money) for tuition & books, but the thing is I want a certification probably starting over one of the summer breaks to help pay tuition & books.

The Lean Six Sigma Certifications I heard from my Instructor don't expire.

Anyway, I want to find a way in my schedule or something to get the next level up Lean Six Sigma Certification. Whether it's Six Sigma Yellow Belt Internships or co-ops then that would be nice, but the problem is that:

A): Those are considered full-time positions & there are hardly any part-time internships, as they are "Professional Level" Jobs. And I'm a full-time student at the CC. (16 Credit hours this semester).
B): I need 3+ years of Job XP before it makes sense to go for the training to get the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification.
 
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Here are the IT Certifications I would like to start studying for to help pay my CC tuition & books, as well as for other things I might need:

- Red Hat Certified Network Engineer (RHCE) Certification
- CompTIA A+
- CompTIA Network+
- Cisco CCENT / CCNA Routing & Switching and / or Security

Again, I'm a full-time student at the CC, & I might be looking for a (hopefully) Part-time Internships & Co-Ops, but those are EXTREMELY Hard to find & hard to get in the first place. I'm starting to look for Professional-Level work now, as I am now considered to be a "Professional-Level" Student.
 

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