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IS183 Art School
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about usJobsSUMMER TEACHING ASSISTANT INTERNSHIPSIS183 Art School is now accepting applications for intern positions for its Summer Young Artist Program, which will run from June 24 to August 16, on weekdays from 8:30 a. m. to 4:30 p.m. Two to eight week internships are available for students ages 15 and above. Qualifications Preference is given to college students and those considering an art education career. Applicants should have experience in the visual arts, an interest in art education, and be able to demonstrate experience working with children. Interns will be expected to supervise students in specific age groups ranging from 3-14 years and interact with parents, staff, faculty, and fellow interns, so strong interpersonal skills are a must. Interns may be eligible to receive academic credit. In addition, IS183 will provide references for your future employment/academic pursuits upon request, dependent on performance. There are three levels of intern: Junior Intern program A volunteer internship program for students ages 15-17 who have attended camp and come with high recommendation from IS183 faculty. Two to eight week internships are available with reduced hours. Interns have the opportunity to audit one evening or weekend adult class. Teaching Assistant Intern program For students ages 17 and above who are considering an art education career, have previous work experience, and previous experience working with children. Two to eight week internships, five days a week, 8:30-4:30, are available. Interns will assist students and teachers in IS183’s summer camp classrooms, set up student art shows, and gain office experience weekly. Interns will receive a $100 weekly stipend and have the opportunity to audit one evening or weekend adult class. Teaching Insitute Pre-Practicum program For college students and graduates who are interested in teaching the arts but have no prior experience or education degree. During this 6-week program interns will gain experience in teaching by assisting and observing in our youth summer camps, attending weekly classes, attending seminar series, reflecting on your experiences, and talking with faculty, students, and peers about their teaching and learning experiences. You will gain experience in classroom management, lesson planning, curriculum development, and effective teaching strategies. All Teaching Interns have the opportunity to audit one evening or weekend adult class. How to Apply To apply, candidates should send a brief statement summarizing their interest in being a part of IS183's Young Artist Program, along with a resume outlining academic focus, employment, and volunteer activities to Lucie Castaldo, Coordinator, Curriculum Development, at lucie@is183.org or by mail to IS183 Art School, PO Box 1400, Stockbridge, MA, 01262. Please note in the subject line of your email or in your cover letter which of the three intern programs you are applying for. No phone calls please.
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