Position Title: 4-H Program Intern
Department: Snohomish County 4-H
Reports To: 4-H Program Coordinators and Faculty
Position Type: Internship (Part-time / Temporary)
Location: 6705 Puget Park Drive, Snohomish, WA 98296
Position Summary:
The 4-H Program Intern will support the delivery of youth development programs by assisting with a wide range of administrative, event, curriculum, and organizational tasks. This role is ideal for individuals seeking work experience in education, youth programming, non-profit work, or public service. The intern will gain hands-on experience in program management, event coordination, and community outreach while supporting the mission of 4-H.
Key Responsibilities:
Office Administration
- Scan, file, and shred program documents following confidentiality protocols
- Maintain inventory of program materials and supplies
- Organize and restock office and program supply areas
Event Support & Outreach
- Represent 4-H at community and outreach events by tabling and engaging with the public
- Assist in evaluating events through surveys and feedback collection
- Support the coordination and execution of youth service projects
- Help with logistics and task organization before, during, and after events
Curriculum & Program Assistance
- Assist in the delivery of equine educational lessons and activities
- Maintain and organize the 4-H lending library, including tracking materials and creating check-out systems
Organizational Management
- Attend and assist with 4-H Council and County Council meetings
- Participate in strategic planning sessions to improve program effectiveness
- Support youth and adult volunteers in leadership roles
Qualifications:
- Young adult who has graduated from 4-H in the past three years in Snohomish County
- Desire to learn and grow as a student or professional
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Comfortable interacting with youth, families, and the public
- Proficient in Microsoft Office and basic office equipment, or willingness to learn
- Ability to attend occasional evening or weekend events
Preferred Skills:
- Experience with 4-H or youth programs (as a participant or volunteer)
- Desire to learn and grow as a young professional
- Ability to get to working locations (4-H Annex and Willis Tucker Park, festivals)
Internship Benefits:
- Hands-on experience in professional office work, youth programming, and nonprofit administration
- Mentorship from experienced 4-H professionals
- Opportunities to network with community leaders and volunteers
- Valuable skills in communication, planning, and leadership
- Internship stipend provided at the end of service term