Heritage Education Intern

Education interns support the work of the World Heritage Education Program. We produce educational materials, conduct teacher workshops, facilitate student programs, and manage the Online Heritage Education Resource Center (LearnPhillyHeritage.org). Individuals in this role should have a background or training in K-12 education, and those familiar with Philadelphia area educational programs, organizations, and resources or those with training in research methods are especially encouraged to apply.

Additional responsibilities include:

• Research and post heritage education resources on the Online Heritage Education Resource Center (LearnPhillyHeritage.org)
• Support teacher engagement and outreach activities including workshops, trainings, education fairs, and school-based programs
• Assist with research on program outcomes (survey development, administration, and evaluation)
• Support writing and editing work associated with any education projects, including grant-funded materials and other organizational collateral
• Other duties as assigned

Requirements for candidates in all roles:

• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• Must be detail-oriented
• Ability to prioritize, multi-task, and meet deadlines
• Have good organizational skills
• Have basic web and social media knowledge
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team

These positions are unpaid internships with a $50 monthly travel stipend. Internships are offered year round and we require a minimum three-month stay with a 12 to 15-hour weekly time commitment.

Our interns will join the GPA staff in our Center City offices for a minimum of one day a week. Must have availability on Wednesdays.

How to Apply

Email an application, along with a copy of your resume, to Emily Newcomer, at [email protected].

If your skills are aligned with one of our open positions, we will schedule an interview.

Download an application.