Although interns participate in different aspects of the Center s operations, the summer intern s main focus is on teaching children in a day camp program called Summer Audubon Adventures. Summer interns begin in June and work through the end of August. The intern s primary responsibility is involvement in our summer children's program. The program includes a day camp atmosphere with a variety of different natural history and environmental themes. Participants usually range in age from 3 to 12 years of age.
Interns help plan, teach classes, and compile class records.
Interns also help with supervising volunteers and care of animals used in teaching programs. Qualifications Open to qualified college students and graduates. Intern candidates must have experience leading or teaching groups of children. Candidates should be able to communicate clearly both orally and in writing, deal effectively with people, be well organized, and have an interest in natural history. A valid driver s license is helpful.