Work
Hands On Internships, Apprenticeships & Employment Opportunities for Students at Sullivan Farm
Including paid internships for high school and college students. More than 500 internships over the last 20 years.
Real jobs, real skills
Students learn by doing the work.
Our interns are high school and college students, many of them paid, who take real responsibility for a 109-acre educational campus. They work alongside peers, staff and the public, building skills that carry into college, careers and the trades.
- Paid internships, apprenticeships and employment
- Work ethic, teamwork and customer service
- Practical trade, science and business skills
- Job experience and references for college and careers
12 work opportunities
Where our interns work and learn
01Woodworking
Building and repairing with wood across our 109-acre campus.
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02Organic Vegetable Farming
Growing naturally, from soil building to the farm stand.
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03Maple Syruping
1,400+ trees tapped, from the tree to the bottle.
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04Beekeeping
Caring for hives that pollinate the farm and make honey.
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05Recreational Trail Maintenance
Keeping local hiking trails safe and open. 6 weeks.
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06Blacksmithing
A fully equipped forge for classes and real farm repairs.
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07Forestry
Caring for the farm's woodlands, one tree at a time.
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08Wholesale & Retail Business
Running a farm stand and selling to stores and restaurants.
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09Sustainability & Climate Education
Seeing climate change firsthand through the maple season.
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10Regenerative Farming
Sharing farming know-how with hundreds of farms nationwide.
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11Environmental Science
Elementary School through AP High School.
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12Historic Cemeteries Preservation & Maintenance
Caring for several of New Milford's historic cemeteries, including its oldest, from 1709.
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Your tax-deductible gift funds paid student internships and hands-on education for students and families across the greater tri-state area.
