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August 9, 2017, Filed Under: Internship

Internship: After School Youth Activity Leader

IT’S TIME TEXAS (ITT)
Job Opportunity: After School Youth Activity Leader Department: Teach Healthier After School (THAS)
Job Type: Part-Time, Non-Exempt, Temporary/Permanent

We are seeking candidates who are energetic, motivated, enjoy working with elementary age children, and have a foundational understanding of sports, nutrition, and physical activity.

Who we are:

We’re a statewide nonprofit organization focused on reducing chronic illness and obesity. We do this by creating technology and programming focused on building healthier lives, healthier communities, and a healthier state. There’s so much more to know to pelase check us out on LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/itstimetexas

Who we want:

The After School Youth Activity Leader (THAS Leader) is a self-starter with an adaptive work style who is passionate about helping children learn more about living a happy and healthy life through play. Our organization needs a people-person, one who enjoys working with children, and has a talent for providing health education to energetic groups. We need a tenacious individual who can work effectively with various personalities to defeat childhood obesity.

Under the supervision of the THAS Coordinator, and with direction from the THAS Supervisors, the THAS Leader will be responsible for teaching the Teach Healthier curricula to students in a fun and engaging manner, monitoring children during dinner or snack time, assisting children with homework, and other instructor duties as assigned by the THAS Leadership Team or Site Coordinator.

Who you are:

  • Mission focused and results driven. You’re committed to supporting the mission of ITT and don’t shy away from challenges as you work toward positive results.
  • A strong critical thinker. You thrive on solving difficult situations, as you are able to respond quickly to challenges that arise.
  • Detail oriented and organized. You’re organized, able to be prepared thoroughly for classes, and meet deadlines.
  • An excellent communicator. You have an ability to listen actively and effectively communicate concerns and questions in a constructive manner and a reasonable timeframe.
  • A motivated Individual. You’re energetic and motivated, who will enjoy working with elementary children in a fast-paced environment.
  • A health and fitness enthusiast. You have a passion about health and fitness and bring a basic knowledge in sports, nutrition, exercise, and/or health.

What you’ll bring:

  • High School Diploma or equivalent
  • Commitment for an entire semester (August-December or January-May)
  • Ability to adapt quickly to unforeseen changes
  • High level of organization, attention to detail, and ability to complete tasks
  • General computer literacy required to answer e-mails and submit timesheets
  • Prolonged standing, walking, twisting, bending, and repetitive motions
  • Ability to exert up to 25 pounds of force occasionally with assistance and/or up to 10 pounds of force frequently, and/or a negligible amount of force constantly to lift or move
  • Ability and willingness to work independently and follow instructions with minimal supervision
  • Experience working with children is strongly preferred

As a Youth Leader, you will:

  • Have detailed lesson plans
  • Coach a variety of activities, sports & skills
  • Develop students’ leadership skills via assigned roles within their teams
  • Develop creative, adventurous, self-confident movers and learners
  • Provide mentorship though a quality health and fitness based program

Location: Austin & Del Valle

Compensation: Starting at $12/hour

Work Hours: Monday-Friday, 2:30- 6:00pm

Weekly Hours: Between 5-14 hours a week

ITT offers a fun, flexible work environment, optional bi-monthly socials, paid professional development classes, and we commit to each employee’s job satisfaction by addressing core needs.

To Apply: Submit cover letter and resume through our website at https://itstimetexas.org/join-our-team/

Notice: The job description in no way states or implies that these are the only duties to be performed by the employee occupying this position. Management has the right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities at any time. IT’S TIME TEXAS is an at-will employer.

This position is located in Austin, Texas and reports to the THAS Coordinator.

August 9, 2017, Filed Under: Internship

Social Media Marketing Intern or Sales & Events Intern

Ten Thousand Villages of Austin (TTV) is a 501(c)(3) fair trade retailer of artisan-crafted works from across the globe. A founding member of the World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO), Ten Thousand Villages sees fair trade as an alternative approach to conventional international trade. We seek to establish long-term buying relationships in places where skilled artisans are under- or unemployed, and in which they lack other opportunities for income.

Featuring products from more than 130 artisan groups in 38 countries, we are part of a network of over 70 retail outlets throughout the United States selling Ten Thousand Villages products. As one of the world’s oldest and largest fair trade organizations, Ten Thousand Villages has spent more than 60 years cultivating trading relationships in which artisans receive a fair price for their work and consumers have access to distinctive handcrafted items.

Social Media Marketing Internship 

We are currently seeking an Intern who is passionate about Fair Trade, our mission, and is interested in helping our Austin store reach “the next level”! This position is perfect for any student looking to gain more hands-on experience in social media marketing or desiring insight into how a non-profit organization is managed!

Internship Responsibilities: 

Social Media (50%)

  • Work with the Marketing Committee and Volunteer Coordinator to manage TTV-Austin’s social media presence, using our Editorial Calendar and Hootsuite to post items about our store, Fair Trade, and events across our Facebook, Instagram and Twitter profiles
  • Create social media reports and monitor activity and impact of posts
  • Develop and implement creative techniques to increase reach and engagement and build community
  • Create and implement innovative ways to utilize social media as a means to attract potential customers and volunteers, and as an educational tool to inform the public on Fair Trade
  • Monitor Google Alerts for global fair-trade events and news, and share relevant content when appropriate

Customer Service (15%)

  • Spend 1-2 hours a week on our sales floor, engaging customers and familiarizing yourself with TTV products
  • Verbally market upcoming events and initiatives to customers

Marketing (35%)

  • Create and post fliers about major store events
  • Create event pages on Facebook, Do512, and other online calendars; promote events through social media
  • Research and write about artisan groups that TTV works with on social media outlets
  • Assist with planning and promoting of Fair Trade events in Austin and surrounding communities
  • Develop productive partnerships on and offline with other entities, and review pop-up sale opportunities
  • Contribute to creative, strategic marketing efforts focusing on Holiday community events and shopping

Preferred Skills

  • Excellent communication skills (verbal, written, electronic)
  • Enjoys using Social Media – Facebook, Twitter and Instagram experience essential
  • Marketing and/or Customer Service experience preferred
  • Graphic Design experience a plus (not required)
  • Able to take initiative and step outside comfort zone to learn

Internship Perks

  • 20% off all purchases at Ten Thousand Villages of Austin (!)
  • Positive, creative, and fun work environment at one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies (*Ethisphere Institute)
  • Opportunities to network with like-minded community members

How to apply

Interested applicants should submit brief letter of interest and resume to the Volunteer Coordinator, Jenna Gallagher, at volunteers.austin@tenthousandvillages.com. Internship requires 10-20 hours per week based in our new location at 4803 Burnet Rd (some hours can be completed remotely) and will begin in September 2017.

Off-Site Sales and Events Internship

We are currently looking for an Intern who is passionate about our mission, and interested in helping our store thrive in our new location on Burnet Road. This person will help manage our holiday off site sales and benefit nights, completing logistical tasks associated with these events; increasing their scope and seeking new opportunities.

Off-site sales are opportunities to sell artisan handcrafts outside of our normal retail space. They are often at festivals, markets, or churches and normally take place on the weekends. Benefit Nights are shopping events hosted by Ten Thousand Villages to raise funds for other local nonprofits. October, November and December are the busiest months for both Offsite Sales and Benefit Nights, with multiple events per week. These programs allow us to support our community while building awareness and promoting fair trade outside the store.

We need a well organized Intern to make this year’s holiday season a success. This position is perfect for any student desiring hands-on experience with sales, inventory, event planning, and nonprofit management!

Intern Responsibilities

  • Provide event support for our October art show and fundraiser, managing our Silent Auction
  • Manage our offsite and Benefit Night calendars for November and December
  • Assist with pack up, tracking inventory, and tracking sales throughout the offsite sale season
  • Style the collections of products to be taken to each offsite sale
  • Plan visual merchandising and create signage for each offsite sale
  • Setup and breakdown of offsite sales when applicable (this role can be delegated to other volunteers)
  • Assist with in store setup for Benefit Nights when applicable
  • Be an assertive advocate for Ten Thousand Villages and Fair Trade both in store and at off sites
  • Assist with store and organizational tasks throughout the Holiday Season
  • Work with the Social Media intern to promote offsite sales and Benefit Nights online

Preferred Skills

  • Excellent communication skills (verbal, written, electronic) and a cooperative work style
  • Highly organized and able to multitask and manage multiple projects along a timeline
  • Customer Service experience and strong interpersonal skills
  • Proficiency using Google Drive, Mail and Calendar apps, and able to learn new software quickly
  • Assertive, proactive, and able to take initiative and step outside comfort zone to learn new skills
  • Enjoys using and understands Social Media
  • Passionate about fair trade and/or global social justice

Internship Perks

  • 20% off all purchases at Ten Thousand Villages of Austin
  • Positive, innovative, and fun work environment at an organization that has been named as one of the World’s Most Ethical Companies 7 years in a row by the Ethisphere Institute
  • Opportunities to network with like-minded community members
  • Professional development through Ten Thousand Villages evaluations and relevant training sessions

Interested applicants should submit brief letter of interest and resume to the Volunteer Coordinator, Jenna Gallagher, at volunteers.austin@tenthousandvillages.com. Internship requires 10-20 hours per week based in our new location at 4803 Burnet Rd (some hours can be completed remotely) and will begin in September 2017.

 

August 9, 2017, Filed Under: Internship

Fall 2017 Internship at Light the Night

The Light the Night Campaign is a charity walk held at night in November. It will host about 7000 people and is expected to raise $925,000.

Light the Night Website: http://www.lightthenight.org/events/austin

Austin Light the Night Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LTNAustin/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel

Internship responsibilities would be:

  • Helping shape Light the Night social media strategies
  • Assisting with planning and implementation of fundraising events
  • Assisting with community outreach, including building relationships with professionals.
  • Creating promotional materials for LLS and fundraising teams.

Skills Needed:

  • Technical Skills – Word, Excel, etc.
  • Ability to work independently.
  • Good written and verbal communication.
  • Ability to work with the public in a professional manner.
  • Not required, but speaking Spanish would be a plus!

Applicants can email resumes to Kristen Sheard, Campaign Manager of Light the Night, at Kristin.Sheard@lls.org.

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