Volunteer & Intern Opportunities
Boulder, CO
USA Talk Network, Inc.
12/20/2024
Volunteer and intern positions often are made available through USA Talk Network ("USA-TN") in Denver and Boulder in conjunction with Colorado Public Television KBDI Channel 12 ("KBDI") as educational opportunities and as a way to directly involve the community in our programming. Volunteers and interns can help in a general way or can elect to work with one of USA-TN''s three Colorado-based television programs, "The Aaron Harber Show," "Blind Justice," and "Election 2002."
Interns may work at their own offices, schools, and/or homes as well as at the television station in Denver. Each person usually designs a program and schedule which works best for them. The purpose of the program is to give people a chance to see the inner-workings of the productions and have an opportunity to be involved with one or more facets of the production of a television show. Making this a "learning experience" is a primary objective of these opportunities.
Interns typically work on one or more programs in conjunction with their formal courses of study at their university, college or high school. Their work at the Station and/or for USA Talk Network is not paid and must be approved and formally sponsored by the appropriate school administrator or faculty member through that non-profit organization.
HOURS PER WEEK: Each intern may work as little or as much as he or she wants. Typically, this will be 10 to 20 hours of work each week. No intern will be allowed to work more than 25 hours a week. Interns have great flexibility in setting their schedules. A regular schedule is more important than the total hours worked. By having some degree of regularity, people will be able to depend on each other.
Please refer to this link for complete descriptions, contact info and List of Internships Available:
www.harbertv.com/intervolunteer.htm
Interns may work at their own offices, schools, and/or homes as well as at the television station in Denver. Each person usually designs a program and schedule which works best for them. The purpose of the program is to give people a chance to see the inner-workings of the productions and have an opportunity to be involved with one or more facets of the production of a television show. Making this a "learning experience" is a primary objective of these opportunities.
Interns typically work on one or more programs in conjunction with their formal courses of study at their university, college or high school. Their work at the Station and/or for USA Talk Network is not paid and must be approved and formally sponsored by the appropriate school administrator or faculty member through that non-profit organization.
HOURS PER WEEK: Each intern may work as little or as much as he or she wants. Typically, this will be 10 to 20 hours of work each week. No intern will be allowed to work more than 25 hours a week. Interns have great flexibility in setting their schedules. A regular schedule is more important than the total hours worked. By having some degree of regularity, people will be able to depend on each other.
Please refer to this link for complete descriptions, contact info and List of Internships Available:
www.harbertv.com/intervolunteer.htm
