About the role#
The Media Arts Education internship provides experience in producing a multi-media learning program for high school students in Philadelphia. You will work as a second instructor in classrooms of 10 to 20 students, assisting with project coordination and instruction. You will learn alongside Media Instructors to help students complete their video projects.
What you'll do#
- Complete training in technical skills and the WHYY curriculum.
- Attend every session of the class you are assigned to assist.
- Guide at least one group of students through the production of a complete media piece.
- Monitor student progress and ensure everyone in your group stays engaged.
- Join regular meetings before class to review the daily plan and suggest adjustments.
- Meet with the instructor after each session to discuss project status and receive feedback on your teaching.
Location & details#
- This is a paid, full-time internship based on-site in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
- The position follows a rolling term.
- Applicants should be pursuing a degree in Media Studies.
About WHYY
WHYY is a nonprofit broadcast media organization based in Philadelphia. It operates as the local PBS and NPR member station for the region. The company produces local programming and news content through radio, television, and digital platforms. It employs 460 people and reaches over one million people weekly.
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