English Language Arts (ELA) Curriculum Development Intern

P.Y.E. is the place to be! PYE was founded with the intention of students learning the rudimentary skills needed to excel in academic life. Our approach to a life-long love of reading is a mix of the new and the old. Having students read recent top-selling books (Harry Potter, Insurgent, etc...) helps them to understand the present trends in literature. Along with new literature, we teach students the Classics through our literary Appreciation classes. The fundamentals, strategies, and tips and tricks that we teach for reading comprehension tests are lauded by our students who use them and score well on any and all tests they take. By reinforcing a student's understanding of grammar, sentences, paragraphs, and essays, using simple techniques, a student's writing ability significantly develops and they improve in school. Our grammar teachers are true grammarians who know the ins and outs of grammar and quickly and effectively make students themselves masters in grammar. Our math teachers teach math in a fun and innovative approaches either on the whiteboard or using tablet programs to engage students' attention through interactive problems and gamification. We at P.Y.E. welcome you to participate and help improve the world of childhood education one step at a time. This internship will be for college and university students to learn and work to develop remote Learning Management Systems for online classes. Many top employers begin focusing on prospects as early as sophomore year, and the first formal opportunities will likely become available to you at that time (spring insight days, mini internships, and so forth. In select cases, perhaps even a full summer internship). Internships in General: Many employers begin focusing on prospects as early as sophomore year, and the first formal opportunities will likely become available to you at that time (spring insight days, mini internships, and so forth. In select cases, perhaps even a full summer internship). In order to stand out as a sophomore when the recruiting train comes rolling into town, you can’t wait until that moment to begin your preparations. The sooner you start laying down the markers on your resume or CV that will identify you as a credible candidate for the industry of your choice, the better.