Application deadline is March 31st!
Have you been looking for ways to make a difference remotely, while still gaining valuable, hands-on skills in a field dedicated to ocean conservation and education through action? Look no further than our incredible Seaside Sustainability Internship Program! Due to COVID-19, the program offers a fully virtual and adaptable experience with all of our projects being worked on fully remote. Network and interact with interns as local as Gloucester and as international as Australia!
We are looking for passionate high school, college and graduate level interns committed to making a difference in the environment. Most of our work is done on teams, so being comfortable working in a group setting is very important. We require our interns to work at least 15 hours per week, so please be aware of the time commitments. Our teams work on a variety of projects, all with real-world impacts on the local and global level. Previous experience is not required but is always a plus. If you are interested in any of these topics, Seaside Sustainability may be the place for you:
Legislation
Marine Sciences
Marketing
Consulting
Education
Human Resources
Business Projects and Strategic Planning
Tech and IT
Grant Writing
Fundraising
Project Management
Check out our website for more information on the specific intern teams and their required skills. Hear from our past interns about their experience at Seaside Sustainability on our YouTube and blog.
Interested? Excited? Our application portals are now open as of February 15th! Apply for our Summer 2021 session to be held from April 19th to August 27th. If you cannot commit to these dates, we encourage you to apply to our Fall 2021 session from August 16th to January 14th, or our Spring 2022 session from January 3rd to June 10th. You can apply through our online application here.
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If you have any questions, check out our Intern FAQ here or email us at internships@seasidesustainability.org