During the summer the education interns are involved in our day camp programs. The majority of our camps take place on our 110 acres of property located along the Connecticut River, which includes forest, fields, streams and a lagoon. All our programs start with a period of training during which the intern participates in a variety of sessions ranging from leadership skills to local natural history as well as being introduced to the various facets of the Museum. Throughout the summer, interns gain experience in developing and leading programs. Opportunities to observe various teaching styles and to receive feedback will occur throughout the summer.
Interns are free on weekends.
Love of the outdoors and young children. Experience teaching environmental education preferred. First Aid and Child CPR required. First Aid and CPR are required for all positions. Lifesaving certification is required for some.