Nonprofit & Advocacy
Intern, Education
Listed as: Education Intern
CommunicationsPrograms & Events
Intern, Education
World Wildlife Fund (WWF - US Headquarters)
Nonprofit & Advocacy
Communications, Programs & Events
Washington, DC
In-person, Remote
Nonpartisan
Anyone
Full-time internship
Not stated
$21–$23/hr
$43,680 – $47,840
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Role Summary
• Supports WWF's Wild Classroom program by developing and promoting environmental education resources for K-12 educators and students.
Responsibilities
• Assist with creating curriculum, presentations, videos, and student readings across conservation topics.
• Research trends in conservation education, teaching strategies, and inclusive learning practices.
• Contribute to marketing and communication efforts to expand program outreach.
• Coordinate educational partnerships and respond to educator inquiries.
Required Knowledge & Experience
• Degree: Current enrollment in or completion of a bachelor's degree, preferably in education or environmental sciences.
• Experience: Background educating youth and developing educational materials.
• Skills: Proficiency with Microsoft Office; familiarity with AI tools and Adobe Suite preferred.
Work & Eligibility
• Duration: Full-time commitment for one year.
• Eligibility: Must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. without visa sponsorship.
Application Process
• Submit a resume and cover letter through the WWF careers portal.
Posted 13d ago