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Dance Project is now accepting applications for Fall 2024!
Application deadline: Priority deadline August 11; applications accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled.
Generally, Fall internships run mid to late-August through mid-December. These internships will provide opportunities to work for a non-profit organization and gain insight into the life of arts administration. An ideal intern candidate will be reliable and prompt, with strong verbal and written communication skills, an attention to detail, and an interest in working with a community-minded organization.
Eligibility: Interns must be enrolled in a degree-granting institution, and seeking course credit for this internship. Not a student, or not seeking course credit? We welcome your assistance as a Dance Project volunteer. Questions about your eligibility? Please contact Anne at anne@danceproject.org.
Dance Project, Inc. is a school, a festival, and a community resource. Working in this atmosphere provides invaluable experience with the multiple facets of an arts career.
Interns typically work 5-10 hours per week and must have access to own laptop/tablet to work from, and reliable internet access/connection for virtual work. Interns may be assigned to work across multiple areas, if skill sets and interests allow; all interns are expected to help with major Dance Project events when available.
Internships are unpaid; in addition to gaining career-building experience, interns receive some parking reimbursement, free dance classes during their internship, academic credit, and opportunities for teacher training (if interested).
Questions about your eligibility? Please contact Anne at anne@danceproject.org.
(primarily in-person work)
1-2 openings available
Assist the School team with class management and school administration for our ongoing youth and adult classes. Learn the behind-the-scenes work of running a community dance program, play a role in planning for Fall/Winter performance and community events, and help with efforts to communicate the experience of taking class with us. Assist with the 2024 NC Dance Festival events, including supporting marketing efforts, and event coordination and set-up. Support general Dance Project operations as needed.
Some data entry and phone communication will be required. Must haves: Computer proficiency (including Google Drive experience), good interpersonal communication, reliable schedule, comfort working independently, attention to detail. Interest in the arts (specifically dance), previous experience with dance/theater production and social media preferred.
Interns are required to help with class check in at least one afternoon/evening per week and/or Saturday mornings.Candidates with Saturday morning availability preferred. Assistance with most or all major Fall events is also expected:
NC Folk Festival (Sept 9 or 10)
NC Dance Festival Mainstage show (Oct 19, afternoon/evening)
NC Dance Festival Show for School Groups (Nov 1, daytime)
Festival of Lights (Dec 1, evening)
Holiday Parade (Dec 2, morning/afternoon)
To apply, please fill out this application form and email your resume to anne@danceproject.org.
Application deadline: Priority deadline August 11; applications accepted and reviewed on a rolling basis until positions are filled.
To apply, please fill out the application below and email your resume to anne@danceproject.org. Please indicate the position(s) you are interested in being considered for.
Dance Project is a non-profit resident organization of the Greensboro Cultural Center, made possible by a significant in-kind contribution from Creative Greensboro, the City of Greensboro’s office for arts & culture.
Dance Project is a non-profit resident organization of the Greensboro Cultural Center, made possible by a significant in-kind contribution from Creative Greensboro, the City of Greensboro’s office for arts & culture.