Succeed in School Intern:

We are seeking a dedicated Curriculum Intern to support the Succeed in School senior manager and curriculum writers in developing curriculum for youth ages 11–18. Curriculum is focused on reading, writing, mathematics, English language, study skills, and life skills. This internship offers a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in curriculum design, educational methodologies, and program evaluation while collaborating with a team of educators and program staff.

• Curriculum Development: Assist in designing, writing, and refining lesson plans and educational resources tailored for diverse age groups and learning styles.

• Research: Conduct research on best practices in after-school programming and educational strategies to inform curriculum development.

• Content Creation: Help produce engaging instructional materials, including workbooks, presentations, and multimedia resources.

• Program Support: Collaborate with program staff to implement curriculum activities, preparing materials, and organizing learning environments.

• Feedback Collection: Assist in gathering feedback from students and instructors to evaluate the effectiveness of the curriculum and suggest improvements.

• Documentation: Maintain organized records of curriculum materials and development processes.

• Meetings and Training: Attend regular team meetings and participate in training sessions as needed.

• Internship Overview: This paid internship is designed for educational purposes, providing valuable experiences that bridge academic principles with real-world applications. The intern will work under general supervision, receiving assignments from the department and support from the supervising staff. Regular reviews will be conducted to ensure alignment with goals and expectations.

• Currently enrolled in an educational institution or graduated within the past year.

• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.

• Ability to meet deadlines and work collaboratively in a team setting.

• Good communication skills and willingness to take direction.

• A solid understanding of educational principles and practices.