ASP Intern Teacher

St. Paul’s School seeks intern teachers for its Advanced Studies Program for the summer of 2027. Positions will be filled on a rolling basis beginning in December. The deadline for applications for ASP 2027 is January 15, 2027. The 2027 ASP Intern Teacher dates of employment are June 21 - August 1, 2027. Please refer to this list of courses to see the potential offerings this summer: Potential Major Courses for 2027

A great opportunity for those interested in education, ASP interns assist their assigned, experienced teacher in presenting lessons and in supervising evening study hours.  Orientation, upon arrival to campus, prepares interns for their responsibilities in and out of the classroom. 

In addition to teaching and tutoring in cooperation with the major teacher, the interns live in dormitories along with students, other interns, and a house supervisor. Four afternoons a week interns oversee and instruct students in various sports and activities. Interns’ responsibilities include evening house supervision and evening library and classroom supervision on a regular basis. Classes and duties (dorm duty and chaperone duty) take place on the weekends as well as during the week. Interns are required to attend interfaith chapel services four mornings a week and weekly intern meetings.

Applicants should demonstrate a genuine interest in being a member of a community of learners, a willingness to work hard, and a strong academic record. While we consider applicants who will have completed their sophomore year through recent college graduates, ASP interns are typically rising seniors. Education courses are not a prerequisite.

Competitive stipend, housing, and meals included. Employment is conditioned upon the satisfactory completion of background checks which include checking references, criminal history records, social media, motor vehicle records, and verifications of your previous employment and education.

Please note that St. Paul’s School is a tobacco-free environment.

The Advanced Studies Program is an initiative of St. Paul’s School, a residential, co-educational secondary school in Concord, NH affiliated with the Episcopal Church and welcoming of all faiths. The ASP actively seeks applications from candidates who will promote the School’s commitment to engaging a highly talented and diverse faculty.  A successful candidate will embrace the fully residential living experience and have demonstrated an interest in engaging a diverse student body. 

The Advanced Studies Program Internship includes a generous stipend as well as room, board, and possible travel expenses.

1. Upload your current resume. 
2. Upload a current transcript. 
3. Upload two current letters of recommendation from people who know you well. At least one should be from faculty or staff in the field in which you wish to teach. The second may be from another professor, employer, coach, teacher, or other supervisor. If you have not worked at the ASP before, and are reapplying, all documents need to be current and not from the last hiring cycle. 
4. Upload a Personal Statement: In no more than 2 pages, please explain why you are interested in working with high school students, specifically at the ASP. What compels you to apply for this position and how do you understand the value of the ASP internship program as a component of your career journey? If you have not worked at the ASP before, and are reapplying, this must be a new personal statement. 
5. Please be sure to add the contact information for three work related references directly within the application where requested. These individuals will be contacted as part of the background check should you be hired. 

1. Upload your updated resume. 
2. Upload a current transcript. 
3. Upload one new recommendation from someone who can focus on your growth in the last year.
4. Upload a new Personal Statement: In no more than 2 pages, please explain why you are interested in returning to the ASP and please illustrate your growth and aspirations for a second summer with ASP.