Project Management and Communication Intern

Project Management Support: Assist in planning, tracking, and coordinating projects within the DMEAL team.

Maintain task trackers, prepare status updates, monitor timelines, and flag risks or bottlenecks.

Communications & Design: Create engaging content for internal audiences, such as newsletters, updates, and announcements, and design visual products (infographics, one-pagers, presentations) using Canva or similar tools.

Website Revamp: Contribute to refreshing the Field Strategy & DMEAL internal site by organizing resources and making the platform more accessible and user-friendly.

Document Management: Collect, organize, and archive country DMEAL resources in standardized filing systems to ensure knowledge is easy to find and share.

Knowledge Products: Format and edit guidance, toolkits, and quick reference guides that support global learning.

General Team Support: Provide administrative and creative support during meetings, capture notes, and contribute fresh ideas to strengthen our knowledge-sharing culture.

Expand Your Technical Expertise: Gain hands-on experience in internal website development and content management by updating and restructuring resources on wvcentral.org using SharePoint or similar platforms.

You will also develop practical knowledge of knowledge management and information organization within a global NGO context.

Boost Your Creative & Communication Skills: Strengthen your ability to design and communicate for professional internal audiences using tools like Canva to create infographics and presentations.

You will refine your writing and editing skills for clear, engaging communications while deepening your understanding of strategy, program quality, and DMEAL frameworks in international development.

Grow as a Collaborative Leader: Enhance your collaboration, project management, and problem-solving skills in a cross-cultural, virtual team environment.

You will participate in regular team meetings for visibility into global strategy and program quality work, take ownership of specific projects, and contribute to team deliverables.

Elevate Your Professional Profile: Showcase your work to a broader audience within the organization and receive personalized mentorship to support your career development in international development and communications.

Transform Lives: Take on challenging and meaningful work assignments while developing your technical skills and gaining valuable hands-on experience.

Join an Inspiring Community: Form connections with a diverse nationwide intern cohort and colleagues who inspired by their Christian faith support children of all backgrounds, even in the most dangerous places.

Project Management Interest/Skills: Ability to track tasks, manage timelines, and support coordination across multiple projects.

Organizational Skills: Ability to organize and manage documents systematically for easy access and accuracy.

Creative Design Knowledge: Familiarity with design tools such as Canva, Adobe Suite, or equivalent platforms to create engaging visual content.

Communication Skills: Strong written and verbal communication skills.

Technical Proficiency: Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite for document management and communication, with a willingness to learn collaboration platforms like SharePoint and Teams.

Detail-Oriented Mindset: Strong attention to detail, creativity, and the ability to meet deadlines while maintaining quality.

Collaborative Approach: A team-oriented attitude with a willingness to learn and contribute in a cross-cultural, virtual environment.

Responsibility and Enthusiasm: You bring a strong sense of responsibility and enthusiasm, ready to use your God-given talents to make a positive difference in the world

Commitment to our Mission: Alignment with World Vision’s goals and values, lived out in your work.

Location: Remote within the US.

You must be physically located in one of the following states where WVI is registered as an employer: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia (Washington D.C.), Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and Washington.

Appropriate Fields of Study/Majors: Communications, Journalism, Media Studies, International Development, International Relations, Global Studies, Public Administration, Public Policy, Knowledge/Information Management, Graphic Design or Digital Media (with interest in development/NGO sector), or related fields.

Internship Cohort Dates: 26 January – 24 April, 2026.

Stipend: This internship is unpaid, but all US-based interns receive a monthly stipend of $800.

Hours: Full-time and part-time opportunities are available (20-40 hours/week)

At least 18 years of age.

Must be legally authorized to work in the United States (e.g., U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or F-1 student visa holder with valid work authorization) and possess a valid U.S. Social Security Number.

Able to commit to at least 20 hours per week for the entire internship period: 26 January – 24 April, 2026.

Current student or recent graduate from an undergraduate/graduate programme (within 2 years).

Adhere to World Vision International’s Christian Statement of Faith.

Willingness to use own electronic devices for internship purposes, and disposition to let WVI install endpoint security software in those devices.