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HX5 LLC

NASA Internship Coordinator

Cleveland, OH · On-site

NASA Internship Coordinator Education Coordinator HX5 is an award-winning provider of engineering ... Event Planning * Virtual Collaboration Tools * Customer service skills * Ability to track ...

Interwest Group

Assistant Planner

Oakland, CA · On-site

$30 - $45/hr

Bachelor's degree in urban planning, architecture, geography, or a related field * 1-3 years of experience in public or private sector planning (internships count) * Strong written, verbal, and ...

Interwest Consulting Group

Assistant Planner

Irvine, CA · On-site

$30 - $45/hr

Bachelor's degree in urban planning, architecture, geography, or a related field * 1-3 years of experience in public or private sector planning (internships count) * Strong written, verbal, and ...

City of Sugar Land, TX

Planner II

Sugar Land, TX · On-site

$66K/yr

Two years work experience in Urban Planning at the local level, either in the public or the private sector. (Examples- Planning Internship, Planner I, or Assistant Planner) * Additional relevant work ...

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As of Aug 22, 2026, the average hourly pay for planner internship in the United States is $17.36, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.90 and $19.23 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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A Planner Internship is a temporary position designed for students or recent graduates interested in urban planning, event planning, or related fields. Interns typically assist professional planners with research, data analysis, project coordination, and community engagement tasks. This hands-on experience helps interns gain practical skills, understand industry practices, and build professional networks. Planner Internships are often offered by government agencies, private planning firms, or non-profit organizations. The internship can be a valuable step toward a career in planning.

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As a Planner Intern, you will often assist with research, data analysis, and the preparation of reports or presentations that support larger planning initiatives. Your responsibilities may include gathering demographic data, participating in site visits, and helping to organize community engagement activities. Interns frequently collaborate with various team members such as urban planners, architects, and project managers, providing valuable support on ongoing projects. This hands-on experience not only contributes to the team's efficiency but also offers you practical insights into planning processes and prepares you for more advanced roles in the field.

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Arts Internship Coordinator

ArtWorks for Milwaukee

Milwaukee, WI • On-site

$15.50/hr

Part-time

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Job description

Company Description
ArtWorks for Milwaukee's mission is strengthening Milwaukee's workforce through arts internships that help teens develop career skills.
ArtWorks has a three-tiered structure, beginning with an introductory unpaid internship, followed by an intermediate paid internship, and ending with a Tier 3, paid entrepreneurship internship. Every ArtWorks internship is designed to help teens develop the 21st century skills, transferable job skills that are critical to today's working world. Each internship also includes reflection, self-evaluation, and formal feedback to measure the interns' understanding, demonstration, and application of 21st century skills.
Job Description
Program Summary
Working in a small team of 3-7 teens, interns working for a full year, 7-10 hours a week. Under the internship coordinator's guidance, the teens develop their entrepreneurial skills through a combination of instruction, informal presentations by volunteer experts, and hands-on work. Interns focus on several entrepreneurial qualities in this advanced internship, including perseverance, self-confidence, initiative, tolerance for ambiguity, goal setting, and communication.
Position Summary
ArtWorks for Milwaukee is seeking an arts internship coordinator to lead the organization's Tier 3 interns in a series of entrepreneurial learning experiences, commission projects, and mentoring opportunities. The ideal candidate would have skills in hands-on visual arts, workshop facilitation, customer service, and business. The candidate does not need to have in-depth entrepreneurial knowledge, but must be able to utilize ArtWorks' network of volunteers as subject-matter experts to educate students. For three to five hours per week, the internship coordinator will provide support to the program manager in coordinating programmatic logistics and administration.
Qualifications
Duties & Responsibilities
Lesson Planning (30% of time)
  • Create weekly lesson plans using pre-designed ArtWorks curriculum
  • Apply and grow knowledge of entrepreneurship, business, and nonprofit management
  • Maintain consistent focus on 21st century skills in lesson design

Teaching & Faciliation (40% of time)
  • Implement ArtWorks' curriculum and make modifications where necessary during programming
  • Support social emotional learning (SEL) through arts and workforce readiness instruction
  • Supervise participants, managing behaviors with empathy and support
  • Monitor intern attendance and puctuality at all sessions
  • Act as a positive role model and mentor to all participants
  • Provide group and one-on-one instruction
  • Establish a safe learning and social environment for all students and site staff
  • Create weekly social media and marketing content with interns
  • Guide students through projects while also allowing independent decision-making

Program Quality - Admin/Coordination (30% of time)
  • Model the 21st century skills fundamental to ArtWorks' skill-building model
  • Ensure interns record their hours with timekeeping software
  • Represent ArtWorks at community events
  • Document successes and challenges after each session for program staff's review
  • Provide feedback and evaluations to interns to maximize individual success
  • Participate in weekly staff and program meetings
  • Other tasks and projects as assigned by the program manager and/or executive director

Required Skills & Qualifications
  • Highly skilled in visual arts media
  • At least one year teaching, facilitating, or mentoring experience in a similar role
  • At least one year working with youth, particularly youth of color
  • Cultural competency to work well with all communities and individuals
  • Communicate effectively with program and site staff
  • Ability to work independently and under minimal supervision
  • Flexibility and multitasking skills
  • Detail-oriented with excellent organizational skills
  • Excellent interpersonal skills while working on a team
  • Effective time management
  • High school diploma or equivalent

Preferred Skills & Qualifications
  • Knowledge of social emotional learning (SEL)
  • Experience working with youth who have experienced trauma
  • Experience working with youth with physical, mental, or neurological disabilities
  • Experience creating lesson plans or curricula
  • Business-minded, knowledge of and/or experience with entrepreneurship and business administration
  • Interest in social justice and social change initiatives

Additional Information
Compensation & Schedule
  • Programming runs after school (between 3pm and 7pm) during the school year (September - May). Programming runs during the day (between 10am and 3pm) in the summer months (June - August).
  • Access to reliable transportation is preferred. This position involves occasional errands, off-site program visits, community events, etc.
  • $15.50 per hour
  • Intended start date: May 13, 2019

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