Interested in Interning?
We offer year round unpaid internships, which are available to dedicated, mature individuals seeking to broaden their knowledge of therapeutic horsemanship, nonprofit business administration, equine studies, volunteer management, and more.
For consideration, please download, fill out, and email or return our internship application, your resume, internship requirements, a cover letter, and contact information to:
Albany Therapeutic Riding Center, Inc.
6640 Fuller Station Road, Altamont, NY 12009
or
[email protected]
Interns would be required to come on a regular schedule as determined by the staff at ATRC and to complete assignments/goals as agreed upon. In addition to helping with lessons or to prepare horses for lessons (such as those needing hours for therapeutic horsemanship certifications), interns will be expected to periodically assist with barn chores such as feeding, watering, mucking, and stall maintenance.
Interns seeking to gain experience in marketing, fundraising, or business administration may also submit proposals, and may be assigned special projects as approved by the staff and the Board of Advisors. If seeking credits, please provide full information so that we might determine how we might best work together.
Participation in internships is at your own risk. Safety is a priority. Persons exhibiting disruptive or dangerous behavior or not following safety rules will be dismissed. Proper barn attire and closed toed shoes/boots must be worn at all times.
We offer year round unpaid internships, which are available to dedicated, mature individuals seeking to broaden their knowledge of therapeutic horsemanship, nonprofit business administration, equine studies, volunteer management, and more.
For consideration, please download, fill out, and email or return our internship application, your resume, internship requirements, a cover letter, and contact information to:
Albany Therapeutic Riding Center, Inc.
6640 Fuller Station Road, Altamont, NY 12009
or
[email protected]
Interns would be required to come on a regular schedule as determined by the staff at ATRC and to complete assignments/goals as agreed upon. In addition to helping with lessons or to prepare horses for lessons (such as those needing hours for therapeutic horsemanship certifications), interns will be expected to periodically assist with barn chores such as feeding, watering, mucking, and stall maintenance.
Interns seeking to gain experience in marketing, fundraising, or business administration may also submit proposals, and may be assigned special projects as approved by the staff and the Board of Advisors. If seeking credits, please provide full information so that we might determine how we might best work together.
Participation in internships is at your own risk. Safety is a priority. Persons exhibiting disruptive or dangerous behavior or not following safety rules will be dismissed. Proper barn attire and closed toed shoes/boots must be worn at all times.
