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Education Internship - Fall 2026

Capital Jewish Museum

Washington, DC • On-site

$2.2K/wk

Other

Posted 7 days ago

Job description

The Lillian and Albert Small Capital Jewish Museum Education Internship Fall 2026 INTERNSHIP DESCRIPTION The Capital Jewish Museum is seeking an education intern to work as part of the education team. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES • Assist with the development and implementation of new and ongoing public programs for families and adults • Develop digital and print educational resources related to ongoing and special exhibitions for intergenerational audiences • Create educational and promotional social media posts (photo & video) for youth and adult programs and assist with outreach. • Train as a tour guide PREFFERED QUALIFICATIONS • Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from an education, public history, museum studies, museum education, Jewish studies program, or a related field • Undergraduate Degree required. • Excellent written and verbal communication skills • Motivation and ability to work independently as part of a small but highly collaborative team in a fast-paced environment • Experience working with kids and families in an informal education setting • Familiar with DC history and the cultural landscape • Proficiency with Canva preferred DURATION The internship will be for the Fall semester, September-December 2026, with the possibility of extension into the Spring. Applicants interested in a year long internship from September to April may indicate their interest in their cover letter. This is an in-person internship totaling 200 hours. Hybrid options are also possible, but in-person hours are required. COMPENSATION The stipend for this internship is $2,200. College/University credit is also possible; interns will coordinate that with their departments. SUPERVISORS Lisa Del Sesto, Senior Manager for Programs Anna Barr, Senior Manager for Education Hally Silberg, Manager for HR and Engagement To apply please submit a resume and cover letter in one PDF (please name the PDF file applicants Last Name, First Name) to hsilberg@capitaljewishmuseum.org with the name of the internship (Education) in the subject line. The deadline to apply is Monday, August 3rd.

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