INTERNSHIPS

LEARNING WHAT IT TAKES TO SUCCEED

The Internship program intends to provide a new paradigm for education Early Childhood Professionals to serve children and families in poverty.  The graduates from this program will earn a Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education and hopefully will go on to a Master of Arts in the same or different field. 

Through this program, interns will achieve working knowledge and hands-on experience in education for both families and children in poverty.  With this knowledge, they can pursue leadership and advocacy in the professional fields of entrepreneurship, research,  policy, university professors, public school teachers, owners of centers, lawyers, social workers, or any field that impacts children and families.

RECRUITMENT & SELECTION

Recruitment will be from universities, junior colleges, and seniors in high school.  These institutions will be contacted to locate a student who is interested in the Early Childhood profession or related fields.  Once those interested are identified......Read More

INTERN COMMITMENTS

Herencia Guadalupana Lab Schools will provide 3-4 hours of 3 to 5 days of part-time paid employment learning how to educate children and families in poverty.  The intern will have a maximum of 5 years to obtain a Bachelor’s in Early Childhood education...Read More 

PRE-TRAINING

All staff and interns will participate in training prior to working with children.  The training will consist of attitudes, spiritual focus, discipline, observations, interactions, strategies, research, planning, environment, concept development, thinking skills, thriving skills, health and nutrition, and physical development.  All these areas are delineated in the training model for
staff.  All Herencia Guadalupana Lab Schools staff will review the training requirements and agree to such training to be hired.

Contact  Us For More Information About Our Internship Program

Internship Office

Mon-Fri 8am - 4pm

(520) 982-7748

glabschools14@gmail.com

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