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Paid Mentorship Opportunity for Students - Now Hiring at The Little Gym of Otsego

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Paid Mentorship Opportunity for Students - Now Hiring at The Little Gym of Otsego

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Please reach out to Tyler Barker Boys Varsity Basketball Coach Rocori High School

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Cathedral is Hiring Coaches/Officials at the 7/8 level

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Online Employment Application | Open Positions

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Assignment: 30 - 40 hours per week, 10-14 weeks October through December or January through March Flexible schedule including some weekends. Salary: Starting at $15 per hour Not medical or dental benefit eligible. Primary Objective of Internship: Gain valuable hands-on experience in planning, supervising, implementing and evaluating a variety of youth recreation programs, including Basketball League, Ski & Snowboard Club, after-school classes, and special events. Orientation, training and mentoring is provided.Work with a variety of age groups: preschool, youth, teens Develop leadership and management skills Develop public relations and customer service skills Gain experience working in a collaborative environment Apply coursework and theory in a large, fast-paced and comprehensive recreation program Internship Responsibilities:Participate in program management, including program development, scheduling, budgeting, marketing, registration, facilities management, and staffing. Assist in supervising and providing guidance for participants in seasonal youth programs and special events. Participate in planning, preparation of, and leading age-appropriate activities and staff trainings. Establish a positive and friendly relationship with participants. Assist in the supervision and training of program staff. Maintain a high level of confidentiality and professionalism. Participate in mock interview at the conclusion of the internship. Requirements: Pursuing B.A. or B.S. in recreation, youth development, or a related degree; or current enrollment in a recreation, sports management, leisure studies, or community education degree program at an accredited college or university; juniors and seniors preferred. Successful experience in youth recreation and passion for working with youth Excellent communication, organizational, and customer service skills; ability to relate to both children and adults and work in a team setting. Demonstrated ability to take initiative and to work with a minimum of supervision. Evidence of ability to prioritize and handle multiple tasks. Proven record of punctuality and responsibility. Demonstrated ability to maintain a high level of professionalism and confidentiality. Must have reliable form of transportation. Current certification in CPR and first aid, or willingness to acquire (training will be provided for selected candidates not already certified.)

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Norsemen Hockey - Practicum/Possible Internship

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Norsemen Hockey - Practicum/Possible Internship

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Norsemen Hockey - Practicum:Possible internship

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Apply Here!

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Work Study Opportunity (Athletics Strength & Conditioning)

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Work Study Opportunity (Athletics Strength & Conditioning)

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Minnesota Golf Association FOUR paid internship opportunities

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Minnesota Golf Association FOUR paid internship opportunities

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For more than a century, the MGA has been a steward of the amateur game in our state. What began in 1901 with seven member clubs and a goal to identify the best amateur player, today encompasses nearly 400 member clubs and 35 state championships and national qualifiers, plus many additional regional, high school/prep, collegiate and club competitions.

In addition to tournament volunteers and its Board of Directors, the MGA employs a year-round professional staff, seasonal and part-time staff including internships. While some staff are focused "inside the ropes" on tournament operations, much effort goes into for-the-good-of-the-game programs and initiatives outside of competition: the Rules of Amateur Status, Rules of Golf education, support of the World Handicap System, charitable support, player development outreach, media relations and member communications are just a few of the ways MGA serves the game for all golfers in Minnesota.

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For more than a century, the MGA has been a steward of the amateur game in our state. What began in 1901 with seven member clubs and a goal to identify the best amateur player, today encompasses nearly 400 member clubs and 35 state championships and national qualifiers, plus many additional regional, high school/prep, collegiate and club competitions.