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MTCC AmeriCorps Summer Member - Cultivating Connections
7 months ago
Description
Job Title
Summer Youth Farm Intern Mentor - Culinary Arts
Job Location
Hamilton, Montana
Job Overview
Cultivating Connections MT (CCMT) is a nonprofit educational organization that provides real career skills in Agriculture and Culinary Arts. Our programs aim to empower youth, grow food, share knowledge, foster well-being, provide mentorship and career training, and bring people together through education, participation, and celebration. As a Summer Youth Farm Intern Mentor, you will be responsible for mentoring our Youth Farm Interns, teaching them real-world career skills in the Culinary Arts, planning and preparing meals using all-organic and local produce from the farm, and building relationships with the surrounding community through food and the mission of CCMT.
Compensation
- Living Allowance
- Education award upon successful completion of service
- Training
Responsibilities
- Mentor Youth Farm Interns to plan and execute weekly soup and salad preparations for Meals on Wheels
- Oversee youth in the kitchen while teaching them real-world career skills in the Culinary Arts
- Plan recipes and cook daily staff lunch meals using all-organic and local produce from the farm
- Connect with the surrounding community and build relationships through food and the mission of CCMT
- Aid CCMT Youth Farm Interns and staff in the development of meals, snacks, and beverages for community-building events
- Develop entrepreneurial and problem-solving skills through one hands-on project related to community, youth engagement, and culinary arts
- Serve as a college-positive role model and encourage youth to pursue post-secondary education
Requirements
- Car recommended
- Permits working at another job during off hours
- Skills: Teaching/Tutoring, Community Organization, Youth Development, Education, Team Work, Leadership, Environment
We're excited for you to apply!
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