Internships for students to participate in all center activities and work toward becoming a teaching assistant. Room and board on site. Outdoor challenges are incorporated into programs with a focus on developing self-confidence, motivation, trust, critical thinking, problem solving, and leadership skills. They give a month of training, and Wilderness First Responder training is available. They teach wetland ecology, orienteering and astronomy, lead adventure activities such as ropes and logs courses and group problem-solving, supervise students during meals and free time, and help design courses when not assigned to a group.
Interns receive room and board, a small stipend, and have access to weekend workshops.
Intern chores include leading classes, assisting and supervising groups. Knowledge of Spanish important. Seminars held in New England and other US locations. Reasonable fees vary with length of program. USA - The idea is to put these kids in an environment where they're constantly going and everything is constantly new.