Internship in Regenerative Instructional Design
Produce. Learn. Lead. Only for those ready to meet the standard.
This is hands-on, high-accountability training in real-world regenerative systems. You will work hard, apply RID principles daily, and produce tangible results. Only serious applicants who can deliver will be considered.
Mandatory Questions
Motivation (150–200 words):
Why do you want to join this internship? Be specific—what draws you to Regenerative Instructional Design and this intensive, hands-on program?
Experience / Skills:
What relevant experience, skills, or background do you bring that will allow you to contribute immediately and meaningfully?
Accountability & Work Ethic:
How will you handle hard work, unpredictability, and high accountability during this program?
Outcome / Production Goal:
What is one tangible thing you aim to produce, create, or master by the end of this internship?
Freeform Commitment:
Write a brief paragraph explaining what you expect from this internship, what you hope to learn, or any other information you think is important for me to know. Keep it concise and focused, and demonstrate that you are serious.
Optional Video (1–2 minutes):
Record a short video explaining why you believe this internship will be beneficial for you and how you plan to contribute. Keep it concise, focused, and professional. This is completely optional, but it will help you stand out if you choose to include it.
How This Program Actually Works
Learn. Apply. Produce. No exceptions.
This program runs on one standard: you learn what’s necessary, apply it immediately, and produce real work. If you’re not producing, you’re not progressing. There’s no gap between theory and practice here.
The Weekly Standard
Six days of work. One day off. That’s the rhythm.
This is built for output, not comfort. You work six days a week. Mornings are physical. Afternoons are focused and applied. One day is yours to reset. That’s it.
What the Days Look Like
Work comes first. Understanding follows.
You don’t learn this by sitting back and thinking. You earn it through repetition, effort, and direct engagement. Physical work builds the foundation. Everything else builds on that.
What You Will Produce
No output. No result.
By the end of this program, you will have built something that stands on its own. A module. A system. A piece of work that proves competence. If you don’t produce, you don’t leave with results.
What You Will Actually Learn
Skills that hold under pressure.
You will either learn to think in systems, design with intent, and act under real constraints—or you won’t keep up. This environment makes that clear quickly.
Where You Will Be Living
Simple. Functional. No distractions.
Conditions are basic and aligned with the work. This is a rural environment with no comfort layer built in. If you need convenience, this won’t work for you.
The Standard
Not everyone meets it.
This is demanding work. You will be pushed physically, mentally, and creatively. Some people don’t keep up. If you meet the standard, you leave with proof. If you don’t, you leave without it.
Make the Decision
Step up or step away.
You’ve seen how this works. If you’re ready to commit, apply. If not, don’t waste your time—or mine.
