Internship Participant

JOB SUMMARY

Internship Program Participants will engage in hands‑on learning experiences within a Tribal department or partnering business. This opportunity is designed to support professional and personal development through structured, real‑world work assignments. Participants are expected to demonstrate professionalism, a willingness to learn, and contribute meaningfully to their assigned work environment while gaining skills aligned with their career interests and goals.

MAJOR TASKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Maintain Professional Conduct: Arrive on time and be dependable. Dress appropriately for the assigned worksite. Treat coworkers, supervisors, and customers with respect. Be Open to Learning: Demonstrate a willingness to learn new skills. Accept feedback and apply it to improve performance. Ask questions when clarification is needed. Perform Assigned Tasks: Complete duties as assigned by the site supervisor or internship coordinator. Stay engaged and take initiative when work is slow. Follow instructions and work both independently and with teams. Communicate Effectively: Check in regularly with site supervisors and/or the Internship Coordinator. Notify supervisors in advance of any absences or tardiness. Participate in meetings, check‑ins, or workshops as required. Demonstrate Accountability: Track hours worked and report time accurately. Adhere to confidentiality and privacy expectations of the worksite. Follow all workplace policies and safety procedures. Uphold a Positive Attitude: Represent the Muckleshoot Tribal Internship Program with pride. Show enthusiasm for new tasks and responsibilities. Handle challenges with maturity and resilience. Engage in Professional Growth: Reflect on goals and learning objectives throughout the internship. Attend training sessions or workshops as scheduled. Complete evaluations or feedback forms to support program improvement. SPECIFIC SKILLS/KNOWLEDGE/ABILITIES REQUIRED FOR POSITION Skills: Communicates effectively with others in person, in writing, and through digital platforms. Demonstrates a positive attitude, professionalism, and respect in the workplace. Manages time well and follows through on responsibilities. Works independently and cooperatively as part of a team. Adapts to new tasks, environments, and feedback. Shows initiative and a willingness to learn and grow. Ability: Follow instructions and complete tasks accurately. Stay focused and organized in a work setting. Interact respectfully with diverse individuals and groups. Handle confidential information with discretion. Ask questions and seek help when needed. Navigate different work environments and expectations. Knowledge: Basic workplace etiquette and professional behavior. How to use common office tools and technology. Time management principles and meeting deadlines. Safety and privacy practices relevant to the workplace. The organization’s mission and how the intern’s role supports it. How to identify and access resources for personal and professional growth.

PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

Sit or stand for extended periods, depending on worksite needs. Use a computer, phone, or other standard office equipment as required. Communicate clearly and effectively in person, over the phone, and in writing. Walk short distances or navigate work areas as needed (e.g., between departments or within facilities). Occasionally lift and carry materials or supplies weighing up to 25 pounds. Participate in fieldwork, events, or hands‑on activities if applicable to the placement. #J-18808-Ljbffr Muckleshoot Indian Tribe