Student Intern

Posted 4 days ago

lake county flFlorida (NY)

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Intern

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$16.00 - $23.30 per hour

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About the role

Student Intern
Posting Number: 26-04-27-3775
Pay Grade: 13N (Salary: $16.00 - $23.30 per hour) USD Agency / Dept. / Office: Parks and Water Resources
Closing Date: Open Until Filled
Job Summary: This limited term position offers an internship opportunity for college students from a wide variety of educational disciplines to apply classroom learning to actual work experience. Environmental Science / Water Resources Intern (Part-Time) Provides support to Lake County Water Resources staff in the implementation of water resource management programs, including water quality monitoring, aquatic plant management, stormwater, and waterway maintenance. The position assists with field and laboratory activities such as collecting environmental samples, recording and analyzing data, supporting site inspections, and contributing to restoration and maintenance efforts. Interns may also assist with public education and outreach initiatives, communicating environmental stewardship practices to the community. This position offers hands‑on, practical experience and works under the guidance of professional staff, with assignments that support both operational and educational objectives. The position may require outdoor fieldwork and periodic reporting of assigned tasks and activities.
Minimum Qualifications: Must be currently enrolled in a college or university pursuing a degree in Environmental Science, Water Resources, Biology, or a closely related field. Preference may be given to candidates with coursework or experience in field sampling, data collection, or environmental sciences. Requires the ability to work independently and as part of a team, strong communication skills, and attention to detail. Must be able to perform duties in outdoor environments under varying conditions. A valid Florida driver’s license is required. Must be 21 years of age.

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