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INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
The ING internship program offers a variety of positions to learn about the different functions in managing and operating a non-profit organization. Interns gain knowledge related to raising religious literacy and cultural awareness in our communities through ING's educational programs and presentations. Interns also receive practical training in project management, community outreach, research, writing, and other office assignments while working with our professional staff.
Internships Available
Summer full-time internship
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This year's summer internship program begins Monday, June 1, 2009 and ends on Friday, August 21, 2009, for a period of 12 weeks.
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Summer intern positions are full-time (40 hours a week).
Year-round full-time internship
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High school, college and university students may apply for internships anytime of the year.
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If you would like to earn course credit, ING can review and complete any necessary documentation from your academic institution for you to receive course credit, as appropriate.
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Interns who work full-time (40 hours a week) for a minimum of one month will receive a nominal stipend for participating in this program.
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Applications are accepted year-round.
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Only individuals who are full-time interns and eligible to work in the U.S. will receive a stipend.
Year-round part-time internship
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Part-time internships for high school and higher education students are also available.
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To earn course credit, ING can review and complete any necessary documentation from your academic institution for you to receive course credit, as appropriate.
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Interns must work for a minimum of eight hours a week and at least two consecutive hours at a time.
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Applications are accepted year-round.
Positions and Responsibilities
- Fundraising Intern:
- Research and write development materials
- Develop and maintain databases
- Assist in campaigns and fundraising events
- Marketing Intern:
- Write articles and take photos for publications about ING's programs
- Research new markets for programs advertising and speakers recruiting
- Help create marketing materials
- Programs Development Intern:
- Assist with speakers meetings and trainings
- Conduct research and analysis, tabulating results from evaluation forms and writing reports on key findings
- Help with implementing new technology such as blogs, webinars, and webcasting
- Content Development Intern:
- Produce presentation material, trainings kits, and tools for speakers
- Research topics on religion
- Edit and proof content
Qualifications
- A commitment to ING's vision and mission
- Completing coursework towards a bachelor's degree at an accredited college or university
- Excellent organizational, writing, and interpersonal communications skills.
- Strong attention to detail
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and internet research skills
Benefits
- Learning new skills and opportunity to earn college credits
- Networking with professionals in the offices and at social events
- Career mentoring with Maha El-Genaidi, founder and CEO of ING
- References for future career opportunities
Application Process
To apply for an internship, please provide the following information. First, complete and submit the online ING Internship Application Form. Then, email your resume and two recommendations to Ali Rangwala, ING Operations Director at ali@ing.org. We will contact you for an interview if you are selected as a candidate for an internship. Decisions are usually made within four weeks of receipt of a completed application.
Before starting as an ING intern, you will be required to provide proof of eligible employment in the U.S.
Additional Information
To learn more about the types of internship positions available and the overall ING internship program, please download the PDFs below.
For more information or questions regarding the ING Internship program, please contact Ali Rangwala, ING Operations Director, at ali@ing.org or
408-296-7312.
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