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The Steppingstone Summer Internship invites motivated college students to learn about education, access, and nonprofit work by supporting rising 5th–7th graders in a rigorous academic setting at Milton Academy in Milton, MA. Interns work with lead teachers and mentors, participate in weekly seminars, and gain hands-on classroom experience.
Responsibilities include co-teaching, lesson planning, supervising study time, and assisting with program operations.
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“This was one of the best summers of my life. I learned so much it's hard to narrow it down. The kids are all just incredible and this summer helped me realize how important it is to live a purposeful life.”
“Awesomeness. Honestly, I learned a lot of valuable skills and gained a lot of new friends. I enjoyed working with everyone at Steppingstone.”
“It's safe to say that this summer was one of the best and most productive summers I've ever had! I'd do it all over again if I could. I learned what happens behind the scenes in a classroom and gained an even bigger appreciation for all teachers. I experienced classroom management, how to get through all of the curriculum, and planning skills.”
The summer internship at Steppingstone provides talented and committed college students with an opportunity to learn about careers in education, educational access, and the nonprofit sector through firsthand experience working with rising 5th-7th graders in an academically rigorous environment. Participants work closely with other Steppingstone interns, staff, and faculty members on projects both in and outside of the classroom. Interns also attend and participate in weekly seminars on various relevant topics in education, including adolescent development, growth mindset, and classroom management best practices. Interns will be paired with a lead teacher or Advisor, who will act as a mentor.
Starting salary is $19/hour and includes all orientations, summer hours, and bus duty.
Please visit steppingstone.org or Steppingstone’s youtube page to learn more.