Summer Teaching Fellowship

Partnership for After School Education (PASE)

Recruitment began on February 12, 2026

and the job listing Expires on March 15, 2026

An exciting internship to get hands-on teaching experience and exposure to non-profits, with training and networking opportunities.

Do you have a commitment to education and service in underserved communities? Are you interested in gaining hands-on experience in an educational setting? Join a select group of college students and work in New York City summer programs this summer. You will be placed as a trained educator in urban summer camps in one of the five boroughs in NYC to provide academic and enrichment activities to youth in Kindergarten through High School.

Morgan Stanley Summer Teaching Fellows will join a network of educators, leaders in the field, and other professionals committed to expanding opportunities for youth. As a Summer Teaching Fellow, you will receive training in experiential education curriculum, have opportunities to meet and train with leading city community educators, expand your professional network, and help to manage and participate in PASE’s city-wide conference.

Summer Teaching Fellows are part of a citywide initiative to strengthen the educational opportunities and learning experiences for low-income youth during the summer.

The program will start with a week long training to prepare students for their work in the field. Additionally, fellows will meet every week throughout the program for supervision, peer sharing, and presentations from guest speakers in the non-profit, education and business fields. Fellows will have an additional opportunity to network with PASE staff, board, community-based organization’s management, representatives from Morgan Stanley, our funder, and others with a vested interest in great outcomes for young people.

Time Commitment: June 22 thru August 14, 2026; up to 33 hours/week (first 2 weeks are in training)

Rate: $17/hour

Ideal candidates are:

• Students with prior experience working with youth (summer camps, schools, tutoring, after school, etc.)
• Strong facilitators, with experience working with small and large groups and familiarity with teaching content (can range from reading, writing, STEM, arts, or sports)
• Strong communicators with good interpersonal and group work skills
• Interested in education, non-profits, and working with NYC youth
• Current college students (fellowship is open to active undergrad students only who are still enrolled after August 2026)
• Students from the New York City area, who represent the diversity of the after school field, and who demonstrate a financial need for a paid internship are strongly encouraged to apply.