DC Public Charter School Board
2014 Fall Internship Program
DC Public Charter School Board Internship Program is searching for high achieving college students, recent graduates, and graduate students in Washington, DC who are interested in learning more about DC charter schools and are committed to the mission of providing quality public school options for DC students and families. Depending on the interns' interests, they have the opportunity to experience working in a variety of fields:
· Data Management and Analysis
· Finance and Operations
· Communications and Social Media
· Fundraising and Development
· Human Capital Management
· School Support and Education Policy
Through their work with PCSB, interns will gain a great deal of knowledge about the public education system in DC, the challenges it faces, and the charter school sector. Learn more about PCSB here.
About the Internship
Fall 2014 Program Dates: September 22, 2014 – December 5, 2014
During the Fall, interns are expected to contribute at least 15 hours/week of their time. Exact days and times are determined in conjunction with the intern's manager.
In addition to working directly with our staff on engaging projects, interns benefit from a variety of professional development opportunities including participation in discussions on various topics in education and opportunities to network and learn about education policy by attending events in Washington, D.C.
While internships are unpaid, we are happy to work with you to satisfy any requirements your school has for receiving course credit.
Qualifications
The PCSB Internship Program is currently accepting applicants for the fall semester from college juniors and seniors, recent college graduates, and students enrolled in graduate programs.
· Potential interns should have an interest in and commitment to improving public education.
· Candidates should also have strong writing and analytic skills, attention to detail, and problem solving abilities.
· Interns must work well both independently and with others to juggle a variety of tasks in a fast-paced environment.
· Adaptability, initiative, and a desire to reflect and receive constructive feedback to develop skills are essential.
· Data analysis experience using Excel is a plus for certain positions, while experience with social media and website management is a plus for an internship in the Communications Department.
To Apply
Application Opens: July 1, 2014
Priority Deadline: August 1, 2014
Priority Interviews: August 11-15, 2014
Rolling Applications accepted until: September 5, 2014
Program Begins: September 22, 2014
The Internship Application is open online:
1. All applicants are required to submit an application online.
2. All applicants are required to email a resume in PDF format to pcsbjobs@dcpcsb.org. Please include "2014 Fall Internship" in the subject line.
Selected applicants will be informed of their status within weeks of applying and will be asked to participate in an in-person or phone interview.
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