Garden Educator Interns will work closely with the Education Department to support the Summer Farm Camp program. Throughout the internship, interns will gain hands-on experience with a variety of farming skills and will co-lead “farmers-in-training" (campers) in working in the garden. Interns will also develop outdoor education skills, including group management skills, facilitating student-led learning, developing hands-on activities, differentiating experiences for diverse ages, and fostering relationships with “farmers-in-training". Interns will support and co-facilitate daily farm chores with “farmers-in-training" (campers) ages 4-11 years old. They will learn basic farm skills such as planting, transplanting, weeding, harvesting, insect scouting, fixing and maintaining irrigation, field preparation, and trellising. Interns will help maintain the Education Farm and Garden and ensure safety when “farmers-in-training" are interacting with farm spaces. They will also attend regular Farm team meetings and trainings as appropriate. Interns are eligible for a Coastal Roots Farm certificate upon completion of 36 hours of service. Interns may also complete credits through Coastal Roots Farm pending approval from associated schools and universities.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Intern
Education Level
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