Stipend – P-Tech Paid Internship; SY

School Year Stipend P-Tech Paid Internship (Student Worker)

P-Tech High School

Position Summary:

The Student Teaching Intern is a high school student enrolled in a Teaching Methods course who participates in a structured, school-based internship. This role provides hands-on experience in classroom instruction, student engagement, and educational practices under the supervision of a certified teacher. Interns will support instructional activities, observe teaching strategies, and gradually take on guided responsibilities to build foundational teaching skills.

Responsibilities:

• Assist the supervising teacher with daily classroom activities and lesson preparation
• Support small group instruction and individual student learning as directed
• Observe and reflect on instructional strategies and classroom management techniques
• Help prepare instructional materials, resources, and classroom displays
• Provide peer support to students during class activities
• Participate in feedback sessions with the supervising teacher and/or course instructor
• Maintain professionalism, punctuality, and confidentiality at all times
• Complete any required reflections, logs, or assignments connected to the Teaching Methods course

Learning Objectives:

• Gain practical experience in classroom instruction and educational environments
• Develop communication, collaboration, and leadership skills
• Understand lesson planning, student engagement, and differentiated instruction
• Explore careers in education and related fields

Qualifications:

• Enrollment in a Teaching Methods or related education course
• Good academic standing and consistent school attendance
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Interest in teaching, education, or working with students
• Ability to follow directions and maintain professionalism in a school setting

Supervision:
Student interns will report directly to an assigned supervising teacher and will also be supported by the Teaching Methods course instructor or program coordinator.

Work Environment:
This position is based within the high school during the regular school day. Interns will work in classrooms and educational settings aligned with their placement.

Duration:
January to June (Spring Semester)

Schedule:

Up to three days per week (based on student schedule)

Salary:
This is a stipend-paid internship. Payment details will be provided by the school or program coordinator and may be distributed on a scheduled basis throughout the internship period.