MUSE/IQUE is hiring an Education and Community (EduCom) Intern to participate in cultivating current and new community/educational partnerships, and developing the companion materials to support in-person workshops and programming we bring to our partner organizations. Our EduCom Intern will be supervised by MUSE/IQUE’s EduCom Manager and work closely with the EduCom Associate. Together, this team will handle the planning, logistics, materials creation/editing, execution, and evaluation of in-person workshops called On the Road at multiple partner venues serving a variety of community members, including differently-abled adults, foster-youth, families experiencing homelessness, seniors, veterans, high school students, and more. In addition, the Intern will support the research, outreach, and cultivation of potential new EduCom partners, thus growing this core MUSE/IQUE program. The position will work 15-20 hrs/wk week June- November, with flexibility available for the right candidate.
MUSE/IQUE is seeking a driven, reliable, self-starting intern with honesty, integrity, and curiosity. Above all, the intern must have a deep desire to learn and a strong sense of initiative. Successful candidates are punctual and conduct themselves respectfully and with great attention to detail, work well under pressure, and are proactive in problem-solving with an ability to balance multiple tasks independently and as part of a team under tight deadlines. The ideal candidate has strong and effective written communication, organizational, and project management skills. Experience in music or the performing arts is a plus, with an active interest in education and community engagement. The intern must be available to work some evening and weekend hours at MUSE/IQUE events, and must have a reliable form of transportation and a current driver’s license. Parking and mileage for business travel will be reimbursed.
All human beings deserve the opportunity to have their imaginations and understanding expanded through active engagement with inspired live music. MUSE/IQUE pioneers new musical experiences for people of all ages by creating curated live music events and outreach programs, all aimed at inspiring the creative spirit, engaging the community's imagination, and fostering new generations of music lovers. MUSE/IQUE is a member-supported, nonprofit performing arts organization making radically engaging live music experiences accessible for all. Built on a tradition of community and collaboration, we create events that feature an eclectic mix of artists and artistic disciplines in unconventional locations. MUSE/IQUE was founded to upend the misconception that live orchestral music and performing arts are elitist, unapproachable, or dull. Our mission is to build empathy and expand imaginations through transformative live events and strong partnerships throughout Los Angeles County.
To apply, candidates should email their resume and a cover letter describing their qualifications to Leslie Skinner at employment@muse-ique.com. Include the subject line “Education and Community Intern Applicant 2026” in your email. Applications without a cover letter will not be considered. In your cover letter, indicate why you are interested in working at an arts organization like MUSE/IQUE and what you hope to learn about community partnerships and arts education.