About the role
International Programs Internship
Assist in the management of various international exchange programs, and other special projects. Day-to-day tasks to support the above exchange programs include:
- Research local resources and issue areas for international program themes
- Coordinate professional appointments, roundtable discussions, field visits, and tours
- Draft proposals for upcoming programs and research new program opportunities and funding sources
- Coordinate youth-focused meetings, discussions, field visits, and tours around select program themes
Application Requirements
To apply for an internship, please submit a current resume and one-page cover letter (Word or PDF) that addresses why you are applying for the internship, your relevant experience, and the skills or experience you are most interested in gaining through the internship. Your cover letter should also specify the semester you are applying for, your preferred start and end date, your ability to work remotely/in person, and the days and number of hours per week that you are available.
Ideal Candidates
Ideal candidates are undergrad juniors/seniors or graduate students and work 15-20+ hours a week for 1 or 2 semesters. Special consideration given to interns receiving course credit/school scholarships for the internship.
How to Apply
Submit your application to info@worldchicago.org. Please note that positions are accepted and filled on a rolling basis. Typical internship cycles are as follows:
- Winter/Spring: mid-January to early May
- Summer: mid-May to early August
- Fall: mid-August to mid-December
Required Skills
Applicants must possess excellent writing, communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills. Research, event planning, marketing, and social media experience a plus.
Compensation
Internships are unpaid, but WorldChicago can offer course credit.