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Holocaust Educator School Partnership
8 months ago
Description
Job Title
Holocaust Educator School Partnership Internship
Job Location
New York City, NY
Job Overview
- Paid internship program at the Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
- Open to undergraduate and graduate students currently studying in the New York metropolitan area
- Opportunity to teach the history of the Holocaust to middle and high school students in public schools
Compensation
- Interns receive payment at the end of the semester
Responsibilities
- Attend training sessions with Museum staff and engage with Holocaust survivors' testimonies
- Learn effective teaching methods using artifacts from the Museum's collection
- Teach introductory classroom lessons to middle and high school students
- Conduct tours at the Museum for the classes visited
Requirements
- Currently enrolled as an undergraduate or graduate student in the New York metropolitan area
- Interest in teaching the history of the Holocaust
- Strong communication and presentation skills
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