Landscape Internship Program-Great Lakes

Hiring Organization: Great Lakes Landscape Design
Employment type: Internship
Job Location: Oak Park, MI
Application Due Date: April 30, 2023

Great Lakes Landscape Design Internship Opportunity

The general layout for the Great Lakes Landscape Design includes the following:

  • 2-6 weeks with the Landscape Installation Team
  • 2-6 weeks with the Landscape Maintenance Team
  • 1 week with the Operations
  • 1 week with Great Lakes Landscape Design Management/ Staff

This schedule will be adjusted to best fit our current operations and catered for your interests.

During the internship, you will be compensated with competitive industry wages at an hourly rate, with time-and-a-half overtime rate (exceeding 40 hours). The average work week is 50 hours +/ - .

At the conclusion of the internship, we will provide an evaluation to discuss the opportunity for future employment opportunities based on two-way feedback, our availability, and your interest.

Ricardo Williams

Client Liaison

ricardo@greatlakeslandscapedesign.com

 

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