Education Intern

Key Responsibilities

• Assist with the development and implementation of new and ongoing public programs for families and adults
• Develop digital and print educational resources related to ongoing and special exhibitions for intergenerational audiences
• Create educational and promotional social media posts (photo & video) for youth and adult programs and assist with outreach.
• Train as a tour guide

• Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from an education, public history, museum studies, museum education, Jewish studies program, or a related field
• Undergraduate Degree required.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Motivation and ability to work independently as part of a small but highly collaborative team in a fast-paced environment
• Experience working with kids and families in an informal education setting
• Familiar with DC history and the cultural landscape
• Proficiency with Canva preferred

The internship will be for the Fall semester, September-December 2026, with the possibility of extension into the Spring. Applicants interested in a year-long internship from September to April may indicate their interest in their cover letter. This is an in-person internship totaling 200 hours. Hybrid options are also possible, but in-person hours are required.

The stipend for this internship is $2,200. College/University credit is also possible; interns will coordinate that with their departments.