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Berkshire County Head Start

Marketing Intern

Pittsfield, MA · On-site

$16.75 - $22.25/hr

Marketing Intern Reports to: Executive Coordinator FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Job Summary The ... ADAAA Statement Berkshire County Head Start is committed to hiring and providing continued ...

Attain Sports

Grounds Intern

Frederick, MD

$15 - $20/hr

The Grounds Intern will work together with the Head Groundskeeper and Groundkeeper Assistant to maintain a top playing field. We are looking for someone with some prior experience and the desire to ...

Sensis

Account Services Intern

Los Angeles, CA · On-site

$17.25 - $21.75/hr

Account Services Intern Reports to: Director of Accounts Exciting Downtown LA Ad Agency looking for ... You should know how to keep your head up and roll with the punches. Duties & Responsibilities

Sensis

Account Services Intern

Washington, DC · On-site

$18 - $23/hr

Account Services Intern Sensis is looking for a hard-working Account Services Intern with a great ... You should know how to keep your head up and roll with the punches. Duties & Responsibilities

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Intern - Editorial Content CLTFC

Charlotte, NC

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AspectHead InternIntern
ResponsibilitiesSupervising other interns, coordinating projects, assisting with strategic tasksSupporting team tasks, learning, completing assigned projects
Experience LevelAdvanced internship, leadership skills often requiredEntry-level, learning-focused
CredentialsTypically pursuing or holding relevant coursework or experienceUsually students or recent graduates
Work EnvironmentMore autonomous, leadership role within internship programSupportive, learning-focused environment

The Head Intern role involves leadership, coordination, and oversight of other interns, often requiring more experience and responsibility. In contrast, an Intern focuses on learning, supporting team tasks, and gaining industry experience. The Head Intern acts as a bridge between interns and management, while an Intern primarily assists with day-to-day tasks.

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The Frederick Keys Grounds Intern

Frederick, MD

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$15 - $20/hr

Part-time, Internship

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Job description

Job Title: Grounds Intern

Reports to: Head Groundskeeper

Type of Employment: Internship

Start Date: April/May 2026

End Date: August 31, 2026 (school schedule permitting)

Compensation: Unpaid; College Credit

Positions Open: Up to two (2)

Job Description

The Frederick Keys Grounds Intern is a part-time internship designed only for current university students who will be receiving college credit for participation in this internship. The Grounds Operations Intern will be gaining real-world experience with responsibilities within the organization. They will receive the opportunity to work with an experienced grounds team, build a strong professional network, and maintain a top playing surface and facility.

The Grounds Intern will work together with the Head Groundskeeper and Groundkeeper Assistant to maintain a top playing field. We are looking for someone with some prior experience and the desire to gain even more experience.

QUALIFICATIONS

  • College sophomores, juniors, seniors, or graduate students working for academic credit in Facility Management, Turf Grass science, or related fields.
  • Ability to work mornings, nights, weekends, and holidays as required
  • Ability to lift at least 50 pounds
  • Safe operation of hand tools and small engine equipment (leaf blower, string trimmers, etc.)
  • Some knowledge of maintenance of landscaping (seeding, sodding, grass cutting, weed whacking, etc.)
  • Strong work ethic and a desire to learn
  • Willing to work outside in variable weather

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Assist with the maintenance of the playing surface such as moving, field marking, fertilization, irrigation, mound and plate repair, edging, skin maintenance, batting practice setup, aerification, and set up for extra events.
  • Clean dugouts, bullpens, and pull field trash as necessary
  • Assist with setup and breakdown for all stadium events, including game days
  • Work and learn on a variety of different surfaces including synthetic and grass
  • Work and learn the characteristics of irrigation systems, fertilizers, soil conditioners, and materials
  • All other duties assigned by Head Groundskeeper, Assistant Groundskeeper, Managing Director, or General Manager of the Keys

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