Summer Internship with Future Leadership Academy

(Formally EAGLE Scholars Summer Program)

The Vickery Meadow Future Leaders Academy teaching internship is an incredible summer opportunity where you get to utilize your talents and skills to Inspire, Engage, and Encourage middle and high school students (called Teen Leaders) and help them get to college.

The Future Leaders Academy Internship begins May 27, 2025 and runs for nine (9) consecutive weeks, Monday through Thursday, from 8:00am to 3:00pm and Fridays 8:30am to 1:30pm until July 25, 2025. Interns are employed through the Equal Heart AmeriCorps program, which works in conjunction with the Future Leaders Academy program.

APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS AND STIPEND INFORMATION 

Interns will receive a living allowance of $3,000 paid out biweekly ($666.67) and a $1,565.08 education award after completing 300 hours of summer service (36 hours a week). 

If you will be entering your third year of college in the fall semester or if you are a recent college graduate (within 2 years), please complete the application below to apply for the Future Leaders Academy Internship.

You must submit both applications to be considered!

During the in-person 9-week summer program, you will:

  • Actively engage in planning, creating, and facilitating lessons, lesson planning, curriculum support, and instruction/delivery to Teen Leaders.

  • Facilitate project-based activities that help Teen Leaders create change in their own neighborhood and beyond.

  • Encourage and engage authentically and appropriately with Teen Leaders sharing your experiences, lessons learned, best advice, and knowledge

  • Chaperone and participate in weekly field trips and college visits to actively expose Teen Leaders to new opportunities

  • Celebrate, respect, and engage in creating an inclusive, respectful environment celebrating the unique multicultural diversity within our Teen Leaders and organization.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS April 11th OR UNTIL SPOTS ARE FILLED. 

For more information, contact Cassandra Garcia at cassandra@vmydf.com or

(469) 436-9203.

School-Year Internship Opportunity with the
EAGLE Scholars Program

Are you looking for a position while you’re in college where you can make a difference and also earn money to pay for school? Would you like to be a part of a program that inspires 7th-12th graders in their own journey to go to college? If so, the Vickery Meadow EAGLE Scholars college-readiness Internship is a great opportunity!


The EAGLE Scholars School-Year Internship begins September 3, 2024 and ends May 23, 2025. Interns commit to 20 hours per week. Hours vary, but are mostly Monday through Thursday between 3:00 - 8:30 pm and on Saturdays from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm. The program operates as a hybrid program with some time being online and some in-person. Interns are employed through the Equal Heart program, which works in conjunction with the EAGLE Scholars program. Interns must meet Equal Heart qualifications and training requirements in order to serve with EAGLE Scholars. 

Job Descriptions:

APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS AND STIPEND INFORMATION 

Interns will receive a living allowance of $8100 and a $2817.14 education award after completing 675 hours of service, ending in May. 

If you will be entering your third year of college in the fall semester or if you are a recent college graduate (within 2 years), please complete BOTH of the applications below to apply for the EAGLE Scholars Internship.

During the school-year program, you will:

  • Engage in one-on-one and group meetings with Scholars

  • Encourage Scholars by talking about your experiences in college and help them prepare for college

  • Help prepare Scholars for their future by helping them engage in public speaking and networking opportunities.

  • Work with fellow Interns and Directors to create your own innovative and fun classes for the Scholars

  • Be a part of an amazing group of Scholars from over 30 countries, languages, and cultures

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS IS AUGUST 27 OR UNTIL SPOTS ARE FILLED 

For more information, contact Cassandra Garcia.