Jobs: Multiple Positions
Be part of an acclaimed, peer-to-peer global cultural initiative, with focus on Eurasia. Support passionate, serious young dancers in their training. Develop and enhance vital professional skills in leadership, communication, multitasking, succeeding in dynamic environments, problem solving, and more!
We welcome candidates with strong interests in: performing arts, global languages/cultures (especially Eurasian), sports medicine, and/or youth education to join our Summer ’26 Team!
OPPORTUNITY LISTINGS
1) Program Assistant (PA): 6/29 – 8/8/26, 5-week and 3-week options
PA will be responsible for supporting and overseeing participants (ages 9-15yrs), as well as running some extracurricular/non-dance activities (outdoor games, arts & crafts, etc.). PAs will work as a team of 3-4 and will report to the Program Director.
REQUIRED: Residency on campus (single A/C rooms), experience with overseeing youth.
OPTION A: 5-week PA
- 6/29 – 8/8: Virtual Orientation* 6/29-30, In-person 7/1-8/8
- Benefits: $3,250 – $3,750 for the period (wages/bonuses/travel**), housing & meals, 5 days off
OPTION B: 3-week PA
- 7/15-8/8: Virtual Orientation* 6/29-30, In-person 7/15-8/8
- Benefits: $2,250 – $2,750 for the period (wages/bonuses/travel**), housing & meals, 3 days off
2) Sr. Staff / Musical Theater or Pilates: 6/29 – 8/8/26
Sr. Staff, specializing in either Musical Theater or Pilates, will be responsible for implementing a fun, engaging curriculum of interactive activities for the dancers. Sr. Staff will have about 3-4 groups/day/6-day week (each group has the activity 4-5 times/week). Ability to teach a stretch class is a benefit. Some participant supervisory and administrative duties will be assigned also.
REQUIRED: Residency on campus, experience teaching MT or Pilates for youth.
BENEFITS: $4,000 for the period, housing & meals, travel stipend**, 5 days off
*Some asynchronous trainings will be required prior to start; 6/29 & 6/30 will be mandatory remote training.
**Travel allowance for out-of-state candidates. Free shuttle from/to NYC.
BENEFITS FOR ALL POSITIONS
- Competitive wages, room and board, and travel stipend
- Friendships with peers with common interests in Performing Arts, Int’l Relations, and Eurasia Culture andlanguage studies
- Professional reference from an internationally respectednon-profit/NGO
LIVING ON CAMPUS
- Staff reside in single A/C rooms within dorms with other staff and participants.
- Dining facility operated by Flik, a leading provider of healthy & nutritious dining for schools.
- On-site fitness center for exclusive use of staff during their time off.
HOW TO APPLY
Send your cover letter and resume to careers@aseglobalbridges.org. Specify which position is of interest to you. Please note that you must be fully vaccinated for age-appropriate vaccinations, and have legal authorization to work in the US.
ABOUT ASE
A.S.E. Global Bridges is a New York based non-profit established in 1997 and is known for fostering people-to-people dialogue between people of the US and Eurasian countries through Arts, Sports, and Education. Its initiatives are recognized by the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational & Cultural Affairs, American Councils for International Education, and many others. ASE’s acclaimed programs John Cranko School Summer Intensive and International Contemporary Masters Workshop enable a unique opportunity for young elite dancers to train with acclaimed international teachers, artists, and choreographers.