SEEAG is opening its doors to motivated individuals through its Program Intern positions; an exciting chance to immerse yourself in hands-on agricultural education and nonprofit work this spring!

About SEEAG

For nearly two decades, SEEAG has been on a mission to educate students and communities about where food comes from and why agriculture matters. Through experiential learning, farm-based field trips, classroom lessons, and STEM-infused programs, SEEAG cultivates agricultural literacy and inspires the next generation of food system leaders.

What the Internship Offers

The Program Intern role is a part-time, hands-on opportunity designed for students, recent graduates, or anyone eager to gain experience in agricultural education and nonprofit operations. Interns will complete 150 hours over 8 or 12 weeks, working both in program support and on meaningful projects that boost skills in communication, coordination, and digital content creation. Learn more about each program internship HERE.

Overview of Intern Positions:

Farm-to-Food Lab Intern

Assist educators with farm visits and classroom activities
Organize materials and support program logistics
Help create social media content and blog posts tied to SEEAG’s Farm-to-Food Lab program

STEM Career Pathways in Agriculture Intern

Support middle and high school STEM program lessons
Help with outreach for research competitions and career events
Work on digital asset organization and classroom resources

Farm Day Marketing & Communications Intern

Aid marketing for SEEAG’s Farm Day events
Assist with event planning, visitor surveys, and volunteer coordination
Build social content and capture stories from participating farms

What You’ll Gain

By interning with SEEAG, you’ll:

Build real experience in educational program delivery and community outreach
Sharpen digital communications skills through content creation and social media
Explore a career in agriculture and education with mentorship from seasoned professionals
Engage with local farmers and educators across Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties

Education/Experience Requirements

At least 18 years old
A high school graduate + current college/grad student
Has an interest in agriculture, environmental education, communications, or nonprofit work
Has reliable transportation for on-site activities

How to Apply

Visit the application HERE. Applications will be reviewed as they are received.

Questions?

Please reach out to Info@seeag.org or (805) 892-8155

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