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Education Department Intern

Posted on: May 1, 2013

Posted by: The English-Speaking Union of the United States

Description

Description: The ESU seeks an Education Department intern for Summer 2013. The internship provides an opportunity to participate in the day-to-day operations of an international, educational non-profit organization. Interns closely work with all members of the Education Department. They assist with a variety of ESU Education programs, including study aboard and debate programs and professional development opportunitites for teachers and students. Interns will work on various long-time and short-time projects and learn how to use a variety of programs, including Microsoft Publisher & Access, Adobe Acrobat Pro, Raiser's Edge and Survey Monkey.Perfect for a current university or graduate student in the New York City area interested in English and Education.

Typical Responsibilities include:

- Assist staff at the New York City Shakespeare Set Free Institute for teachers (July 17, 18 & 19, 2013) (Co-sponsored with the world-renowned Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington D.C.)

- National and local outreach to schools and educators

- Create and/or update ESU Education program materials (newsletters, handbooks, etc.).

- Create and compile promotional, fundraising and follow-up materials (brochures, photo essays, surveys, reports, etc.)

- Monitor and update ESU Education social media (Facebook page, Wordpress blog)

- Fact-checking, filing and data-base entry and other organizational duties as needed.

Qualifications: Interest in Education & English. Excellent communication, interpersonal, & organizational skills. Must be detail-oriented and able to work with Microsoft Office package (Word, Excel, etc.) and Adobe.Ability to work with Shakespeare texts essential. Previous experience working with teachers and/or students helpful, but not required.

Time Commitment: 10-15 hours per week.

This position is an unpaid internship. College credit may be obtained. If transportation costs are not covered by your school, a NYC Metro card will be provided.

How to apply

Interested candidates should send a resume and cover letter to Katharine Moran, Manager of Shakespeare Education Programs at The English-Speaking Union, at kmoran@esuus.org. Position is open until filled, but early applications are much appreciated.