Early Childhood Alumni Internship (TEP Alumni Only)
The Equity Project (TEP) Charter School · 549 Audubon Ave T30, New York, NY 10040
- Internship
About the role
Why this job
Are you passionate about education, child development, or giving back to your school community? Join TEP's Early Childhood team for a paid summer internship focused on supporting young learners and preparing classrooms for a strong start to the school year. This hands-on opportunity is perfect for alumni curious about working with children and contributing to a dynamic school environment.
Position Overview
Interns will assist teachers and staff with classroom setup, material preparation, and student engagement. Interns will work 3–4 afternoons per week for four weeks. A mandatory orientation will be held before the start date.
Responsibilities
- Help prepare bulletin boards and organize classrooms
- Support the preparation of curriculum materials
- Assist with classroom activities for Kindergarten and 1st Grade
- Supervise and support students during transitions and play
- Follow safety and supervision guidelines from staff
- Be a dependable team member in a high-energy environment
Qualifications
- Strong interest in early childhood education
- Patient, caring, and collaborative
- Dependable and arrives on time ready to contribute
- Able to take direction and follow through on tasks
- Attentive to detail and organized
- Positive attitude and effective communication skills
Compensation
$17.00/hour for approximately 3–4 afternoons per week over four weeks
To Apply
Submit your application by Friday, May 29, 2026. A complete application includes biographical information and answers to the following questions:
Short Answer Questions
- Why are you interested in this internship at TEP? What do you hope to learn or gain from the experience?
- Describe a time when you worked on a team. What role did you play, and what did you learn about working with others?
- Each internship includes responsibilities that may require flexibility and following instructions closely. How do you handle feedback and direction from others?
- What skills or interests do you have that make you a good fit for this internship? (Feel free to mention hobbies or past experiences.)
- Why are you interested in working with young children and teachers? What experience, if any, do you have in a school or childcare setting?