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Description:

Education interns work with park staff in preparing and presenting curriculum-based programs for third through eighth grade students in their classrooms and at the park. Programs have established themes and objectives that focus on natural science or history.

Spring positions run from April into early June.
Fall positions take place in September and October.

Responsibilities

• Work 32 hours per week.
• Participate in ongoing staff training and serve
as a member of the education team.
• Lead field-based programs on varying terrain
and in all kinds of weather.
• Contribute to the various aspects of district operations as assigned.
• Represent the National Park Service and wear the NPS volunteer uniform.

Benefits

• A biweekly stipend of $200.
• $65.00 uniform allowance (Receipts must be provided.)
• Uniform shirts, jackets, and hat provided.
• Fully furnished shared apartment with utilities provided.
• Free laundry facilities available.
• 15% discount at park bookstore.
• Hands-on training and job experience

Qualifications:

Qualified applicants must enjoy children, have a sense of curiosity, and be able to meet the physical and mental demands of teaching outdoors.

Paid Internship Info:

$100/week stipend

Hours:

Generally 8-4:30

Length/Availability:

8-10 weeks

Start Date:

April 2 (spring) or September 4 (fall)

End Date:

09/01/12, June 7 (spring) or October 31 (fall)



Deadline:
Ongoing
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