Texas Environmental Education Internship

Position Summary 

The Environmental Education & Career Pathways Intern will support both regional programming and a focused collaboration with Endeavor High School. Throughout the internship term, the intern will lead a series of student workshops centered on green career pathways—coordinating guest speakers, resume support, and project-based learning to inspire environmental leadership. In their broader placement with TCiNN, the intern will assist with expanding Outdoor Learning Environments, conducting school outreach, and helping facilitate teacher professional development. This dual role offers a strong foundation in youth engagement, project management, and school-community collaboration.

Location 

Channelview, TX

Schedule 

September 22, 2025 – March 21, 2026

Key Duties and Responsibilities 

lan and deliver a series of green career readiness workshops at Endeavor High School Mentor high school students through resume development, guest speaker sessions, and capstone-style project planning Support TCiNN’s work with outdoor learning sites through outreach, data gathering, and event planning Help facilitate teacher workshops and assist with professional development coordination Attend SCA-led training, complete progress reports, and participate in program check-ins Contribute to storytelling, asset collection, and program visibility across sites

Marginal Duties 

Engage with other SCA ForUsTree Interns serving in the community.

Required Qualifications 

Driver’s License. Personal vehicle required. Interest in youth development, environmental education, or sustainability Strong organizational and facilitation skills Ability to communicate clearly with diverse student and educator audiences Comfortable managing multiple priorities across different school sites

Preferred Qualifications 

Experience working or volunteering with youth, especially in educational or mentoring settings Interest in green careers, environmental education, outdoor learning, or sustainability Strong public speaking or facilitation skills, particularly with high school audiences Familiarity with project-based learning, youth development, or career readiness programming Ability to plan events or workshops and communicate clearly with multiple stakeholders Culturally responsive mindset and commitment to inclusive, student-centered programming Self-starter comfortable working independently and across multiple school or partner sites Reliable transportation for site visits across the Houston Metro Area (mileage may be reimbursed)

Hours 

40 per week

Living Accommodations 

No housing available. Local candidates only.

Compensation  

Living/Commuter Allowance: $850 per week

All allowances are subject to applicable federal, state, and local taxes. 

Personal Vehicle Information

Required

Additional Benefits 

AmeriCorps: Not Eligible

Equal Opportunity Statement 

The Student Conservation Association, Inc., is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The SCA strives to cultivate a work environment that encourages fairness, teamwork, and respect among all staff members and is committed to maintaining a work atmosphere where lifestyles may grow personally and professionally.