Summer Job / Internship for Students – Baseball & Softball Camp (Paid) | Danville
Rally Enterprises · Danville, CA · 2 mo ago
EducationTemporary
About the role
This is a 1-week paid internship at San Francisco Giants Baseball & Softball Camps in Danville, CA (Osage Park) from June 8–12, 2026. It's ideal for high school students (ages 16+) and college students or recent graduates interested in sports, education, coaching, or working with kids.
Responsibilities
- Supporting daily baseball and softball drills and activities
- Helping supervise campers and ensure a safe environment
- Aiding in setup and breakdown of equipment
- Encouraging campers and helping them stay engaged
- Learning how to teach basic baseball/softball fundamentals
- Observing and developing coaching and leadership techniques
Who This Is For
- High school students (ages 16+)
- College students or recent graduates
- Students interested in sports, education, coaching, or working with kids
- Athletes or students with baseball/softball experience (preferred, not required)
What We’re Looking For
- A positive attitude and strong work ethic
- An interest in working with children ages 4–13
- The ability to take direction and be part of a team
- Reliability and punctuality
- A willingness to be active and outdoors for most of the day
Schedule
- Monday–Friday
- Approximately 8-hour camp days
- June 8 – June 12, 2026 (1-week commitment)
- With options to add more locations throughout the summer
Hiring Process
- Submit application including a 1-minute recorded one-way video interview
- Short live virtual interview
- Final decision
Why Join Giants Camps
- Gain real-world leadership experience
- Work outdoors in a fun, team-oriented environment
- Build confidence and communication skills
- Makes a positive impact on young campers
- Be part of the San Francisco Giants Camps community
Apply Today
If you're looking for a short-term summer internship in Danville that’s active, rewarding, and a great resume builder, we encourage you to apply. Start with one week — and potentially turn it into a full summer opportunity.