Summer Camps Intern

The Arts+ Summer Camps Intern will gain hands-on experience in youth arts education, instructional support, and nonprofit arts administration while building professional workplace skills. This is a paid, collegiate-level position designed for students majoring in the arts, arts administration, or education. Interns serve as both practical support staff and emerging educators, balancing day-to-day camp operations with instructional assistance.

Camp days are Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm and run from mid-June through mid-August. Schedules vary based on availability.

What you’ll do:
• Assist with daily camp operations, including classroom setup, transitions, supervision, and materials prep.
• Support teaching artists with instruction, lesson planning, and small-group learning activities.
• Serve as a mentor and positive role model for younger students.
• Help maintain organized, safe, and engaging classroom environments.

Who this is for:
• Current undergraduate or graduate student majoring in arts, arts administration, education, or related field.
• Prior experience and/or a desire to work with children in classroom settings.
• Strong communication, organizational, and time-management skills.
• Ability to work both independently and collaboratively as part of a team.
• Reliable, flexible, and eager to learn.

To apply, complete the Arts+ Camp Intern Application.

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