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Coaching and Officiating Educational Content Intern

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15-15 Hourly
Internship
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Hiring Remotely in United States
15-15 Hourly
Internship
Capture, record, edit, and produce podcasts, interviews, instructional videos, and other educational media for coaching, officiating, and player development programs. Operate cameras, microphones, lighting, and audio equipment; create long-form content, short clips, graphics, captions, and supplemental resources. Organize media assets, assist with program administration, and support content production for hockey education initiatives.
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Coaching and Officiating Educational Content Internship

Department: Hockey Department, Coaching and Officiating Education
Position: Educational Content Intern
Position Type: Paid Semester Internship
Duration: Approximately 12 to 16 weeks
Compensation: $15.16/hr

Position Overview
USA Hockey's Hockey Development Department is looking for a paid semester intern to support the video, audio, and digital content needs of Coaching Education, Officiating Education and Player Development.

The Educational Content Intern would work with department staff to capture, edit, and produce educational media for the Hockey Department. The position would provide dedicated production support while offering hands-on professional experience for an individual pursuing a career in sports media, video production, education or digital content creation.

Primary Responsibilities

  • Record and edit podcasts, interviews, instructional videos, and other educational content.

  • Capture content with coaches, officials, athletes, staff, and subject matter experts to support educational needs.

  • Edit long-form content and create shorter clips or supplemental resources.

  • Add graphics, titles, captions, and other production elements to content

  • Set up and operate cameras, microphones, lighting, and audio equipment.

  • Organize and maintain video, audio, and media assets for future use.

  • Assist with administration duties for the coaching education program, contact for Primary clinics and continuing education modules.

Qualifications

  • Demonstrated skills in audio production, editing, camera production and digital media creation.

  • Experience with Adobe products, or similar software is preferred.

  • Must possess organizational skills, attention to detail, creativity, and professionalism.

  • Ability to work both independently and collaboratively.

  • Previous hockey experience beneficial, not required.

Internship Details

  • Will run approximately 12 – 16 weeks

  • Occasional travel may be expected

  • Position will be primarily remote with some onsite expectations for events, etc.

  • Hours may vary but will be no more than 20 per week on average.

Application

To apply please submit resume and letter of interest

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