Duchesne County 4-H Summer Intern

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Overview The Duchesne County 4-H summer Intern will support the planning, coordination, and delivery of youth development programs throughout the summer. This position provides hands-on experience in youth education, event planning, and agricultural programming.

Key Responsibilities

Assist in planning, organizing, and implementing 4-H summer camps, including a lead role in planning at least one camp or major activity Facilitate and lead hands-on 4-H educational activities for youth Support instruction and teaching of workshops,…

Requirements Summary

Must be a high school graduate Experience in 4-H, FFA, or similar youth programs preferred Interest in youth development, Family and consumer sciences, agriculture, or education Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to lead and…

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OtherSummer Intern

The Duchesne County 4-H summer Intern will support the planning, coordination, and delivery of youth development programs throughout the summer. This position provides hands-on experience in youth education, event planning, and agricultural programming. The intern will work closely with the 4-H Program Coordinator to facilitate camps, activities, and county events while helping create a positive and engaging environment for youth participants.

Responsibilities

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→Assist in planning, organizing, and implementing 4-H summer camps, including a lead role in planning at least one camp or major activity
→Facilitate and lead hands-on 4-H educational activities for youth
→Support instruction and teaching of workshops, demonstrations, and group activities
→Assist with setup, coordination, and supervision during 4-H camps and events
→Represent 4-H by staffing booths at community events and outreach activities
→Provide support at horse and livestock shows, including check-in, organization, and general event assistance
→Assist with management and operation of the county fair exhibit hall, including project check-in, display setup, and youth support
→Help maintain a safe, inclusive, and positive environment for all participants
→Perform general program support tasks as assigned
→Create and post on 4-H Social media platforms

Requirements

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Must be a high school graduate
Experience in 4-H, FFA, or similar youth programs preferred
Interest in youth development, Family and consumer sciences, agriculture, or education
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to lead and engage groups of youth in a positive manner
Organized, dependable, and self-motivated
Willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends during events
Ability to work both independently and as part of a team
Proficient with social media

Along with the online application, please attach:

Resume to be uploaded at the beginning of your application in the Candidate Profile under “Resume/CV”

Cover letter to be typed/pasted at the end of your application

**Document size may not exceed 10 MB.**

$15.00/hr

This position involves both indoor and outdoor work, including camps, fairs, and livestock events. Interns should be comfortable working in varying weather conditions and active environments.

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