INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

2013 internship information will become available August 2012

Meet our 2012 Interns:
Ian Barrett, Program/Sailing Intern
Beth Homa, Program Intern
Candace LaCosse, Program Intern

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.