INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

The inquiry process for North House's 2012 intern program is CLOSED
The application deadline for the 2012 internship was Oct 14, 2011
2013 internship information will become available August 2012

North House Folk School is a dynamic, young educational nonprofit committed to teaching traditional northern crafts while fostering lifelong learning. The school’s curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning and includes courses ranging from timber framing to northern ecology, birch bark weaving to artisan bread baking. During a typical year, over 350 courses are featured, hosted by over 100 regional artisans and crafts-people who serve as instructors. Interns play an active role in day-to-day campus coordination, student hosting, schooner education and public programming while also participating in a thematically-focused craft study immersion.

• Program Internships (3 positions)
  - All include: Campus Host/Craft Concentration/Administrative Support
  - 9+ Months (Feb 15 - Nov 21, 2012)
  - Click here to look at the 2012 program internship announcement

Application Timeline
   Info Available - August 15, 2011
   Closing Date - Oct 14, 2011
   9+ Month Program Internship Session: Feb 15 to Nov 21, 2012

Application materials may be requested according to the schedule outlined above. Individuals interested in applying should request application materials - send your mailing address and ask for an "intern application packet" by contacting:
info@northhouse.org
PO Box 759, Grand Marais, MN 55604
218-387-9762, fax 218-387-9706.

Meet our 2011 interns:
Sarah Robinson, program intern
Mike Loeffler, program intern
Lucy Krüesel, sailing/program intern

Please note: As North House offers compensation to its interns, we are unable to consider international applicants. Someday, North House hopes to establish a process for securing visas for international interns, but we are not in a position to do so at present.