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Game Day Baseball Operations Internship
2 months ago
Description
Description:
This position include various aspects of the game day experience at Red Wilson Field, that ensures the Yarmouth-Dennis (Y-D) Red Sox and visiting fans have a memorable experience. The Game Cay Operations internship includes learning/enhancing the following skills within the position, but are not limited to:
- Customer Service
- Marketing
- Concessions Operation
- Merchandise Sales / Retail
- Sales
- Fundraising
- Events
- Field preparations and post-game cleanup
Required graduation year
2024 - 2027
Number of positions available
15
About Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox Baseball Club:
The Cape Cod Baseball League is the premier amateur baseball league in the nation since 1923. The CCBL continued to be populated by a combination of local and regional college players until 1963, when it became officially sanctioned by the NCAA. Following a decade (1974-84) of using aluminum bats, the Cape League became the first collegiate summer league to use wooden bats in 1985 and became even more popular with major league scouts and college players and coaches and still is to this day!
Number of positions available
15
Requirements
Requirements:
Read below for more information. When applying, please understand the following conditions:
- All interns must secure their own transportation and housing proximate to South Yarmouth, Mass.
- Internship positions in the Cape Cod Baseball League are unpaid, but with this in mind, Y-D Red Sox Game Day Operations interns always have the option of earning college credit for their work.
- Due to the aforementioned compensation constraints, many interns tend to hold separate, part-time employment in the morning during their time on Cape Cod.
- Applicants should be customer service focused.
- Game Day interns will be evaluated mid-season on their progress to date and what goals they can aspire to. They will be given an evaluation of their internship at the end of the season.
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Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox Baseball Club is actively interviewing now. If Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox Baseball Club chooses not to move forward with your application, they will notify you.
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