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Sustainability Engineering Internship Job Description : Intern will focus on the practical, low-tech application of engineering principles to our nearly off-grid, organic ranch. Areas of focus will include: Solar and wind energy Compressed Earth block construction Basic Carpentry Welding Off-ranch training in compressed earth block construction will be provided Internship includes room and board All interns will be required to perform various tasks related to ranch maintenance in order to become oriented with the "big picture" in rural, low-tech, sustainable living

Creating a Sustainable Christian Community Job Description : Design, Administration, and Building of Community Focus Areas : Construction Techniques Organic Livestock and Produce Production Christian Ranch E-Tourism Activities Organization of Worship Events All interns will be required to perform various tasks related to ranch maintenance in order to become oriented with the "big picture" in rural, low-tech, sustainable living

Ministry, Public Relations, and Technology Job Description : Technology-oriented internship focuses on use of available technology to create expanded wi-fi services and facilitate community outreach in wide-open rural areas Design and activation of church e-commerce websites All interns will be required to perform various tasks related to ranch maintenance in order to become oriented with the "big picture" in rural, low-tech, sustainable living

City Vision Internships is a Christian one-year, multi-year or summer internship program based on the AmeriCorps model. Interns serve at one of over 40 positions across the USA and Canada. In the past 10 years, we have placed over 500 full-time interns and 68,000+ volunteers in hundreds of Christian ministries.

For Interns without a Bachelors Degree: One Year Work Study Internship

• Provides a work study internship with free tuition in City Vision College for a full year paid by hosting ministry.
• Online courses providing accredited degrees in Nonprofit Management, Addiction Studies, Urban Missions, and Business Administration
• Any Pell grant or other federal financial aid paid as cash payment to student (up to $5,645).
• Expectation is typically 29 hours of volunteer work with 16 hours of class work per week (45 hours total).

For Interns with a Bachelors Degree: One Year Paid Internship, MBA Fellows Internship One Year Paid Internship

• Volunteer Interns paid a living stipend from $200-$600/month (depending on site).
• Expectation is typically 40 hours of volunteer work per week.

MBA Fellows Internship

• Free tuition in Bakke Graduate University MBA program
• Some sites may provide an additional stipend for outstanding candidates.
• Candidates may receive up to 6 hours of independent study credit based on practicum work at ministry site.
• Supervised nonprofit or ministry experience interning 29 hours per week.

Requirements

• At least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or equivalent (GED)
• Must be a Christian
• U.S. or Canadian citizen, U.S. or Canadian national or lawful permanent resident alien, or have a valid student or work visa
• Able to make at least a one year (or summer) commitment (may be extended by mutual agreement)
• Able to financially live on just free housing (and stipend if you opt for the One Year Paid Internship) and any outside income sources you have.
• Able to relocate to a location of a ministry site (unless a site exists at your current location)