Education Internships

Special Education internships are suited for people who are patient, cheerful and motivated! Intern in special education centers, assisting local staff with all manner of teaching and care duties. While the nature of this work can be challenging, it’s also deeply rewarding, and provides insight into careers in disability support, caring, therapy and social work.

Helps vulnerable Costa Rican women overcome tough situations and empower themselves through education and psychological support. Interns support local organizations that work in the community to educate women, helping them to overcome individual challenges and boosting their employment opportunities.

If you’re passionate about private education and eager to work with adult learners, or even gain insight into the operational running of an academic institution or language school, then these placements will be a great asset to your acquisition of real-world experience.

Interns who focus on Education Administration in Dublin may be placed at a government accredited language school or private language school in Dublin. These roles are typically non-classroom based and inclusive of providing administrative support within the educational facility. Alternatively, interns who join during the summer months (late June to early August) may join summer camp placements for youth.

Assist hard working parents in Japan by interning in after-school centers, providing supplementary education to children, playing games and giving them valued exposure to the English language. Interns can also assist in schools and kindergartens, helping students between 3-14 years old.

Special Education interns play an important role in supplementing the education and development of disabled students in Peru. By assisting local teachers at a specialist school, interns help to provide dedicated support and care for students, some of whom require close attention, helping with their needs and encouraging a fun learning environment.

This Youth Development and Education internship in Cusco has a broad scope for interns to assist young people with a range of learning and activities. Interns can help in the classroom, with tutoring, role-modelling, playing games or tending to specific developmental needs. This is a highly customizable internship working with young people in ways that benefit both you and them!

Join an internship where you can work with youth and teens, in areas where they need the most support. Whether teaching core subjects in primary or secondary schools, or organizing recreational activities for students through community centers, there’s broad scope to gain valuable experience.

Youth Development and Education internships in Spain offer a broad scope of placement opportunities that may be related to both private schools and NGOs. Private schools in Valencia offer bilingual Spanish and English education at both the pre-school and primary levels. Note that start dates are unavailable in July and August.

Young homeless women on the streets of Arusha are exposed to numerous risks. However support has grown from within the local community, providing at-risk women with increased access to refuge, mentorship, and education. Women’s Education interns join a foundation for women which is dedicated to helping girls and young women achieve their goals.

Education internships are focused on supporting children in Tanzania to reach their full social and intellectual potential. Interns assist with the implementation of a focused curriculum and syllabus, covering subjects such as English, Maths, Science (Chemistry, Biology, Physics), Geography, Sports Education, IT/Computers, Languages, Art, Civics.

Gain practical educational experience remotely on this virtual internship in primary and secondary schools out of Tanzania. Remote education interns assist a mentor teacher in Tanzania, giving you valuable feedback on how your approach to teaching resulted in learning for students of all ages.