National Aviary · Pennsylvania · posted yesterday
The goal of this internship is to provide students valuable experience in the field of informal education. Our work incorporates practices from environmental, conservation, and informal science education. Interns considering a career in classroom-based, informal education, or public engagement in AZA organizations will gain valuable experience on engaging learners of all ages and backgrounds. The Education Programs intern will work under the direct supervision of the National Aviary’s Education Programs team, including the Curator of Education and the Program Specialist. This internship focuses on developing, facilitating, and evaluating a variety of conservation-based programs and experiences, including on-site programs for schools, families, and scouts, educational events, and community outreach. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: • Public speaking • Conservation education • Observing diverse educational experiences • Participate in formal intern workshops • Assist in development and preparation of educational programming • Assist with delivery of on-site and outreach educational programs • Assist in preparation and facilitation of educational events • Plan and execute a conservation-based educational experience • Support Animal Programs team through show ushering and AV support Education, Experience and Skills: Education programs staff and interns work in a very fast-paced environment. Due to the nature of the work, applicants must: • Be enthusiastic about engaging with a wide variety of audiences in support of the National Aviary’s mission • Interact positively with public audiences of all ages • Work well in a team and independently • Be a self-starter with a positive attitude Additional Requirements: • Must be at least 18 years of age • Availability to work a minimum of three days a week is preferred • Availability to work weekends is preferred Interested applicants should provide a cover letter, resume, and letter of recommendation to Anais Haftman at anais.haftman@aviary.org. This internship will run from January - April. We will be accepting applications until October 21, 2026.
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