English Resource & Program Development Intern

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The English Resource & Program Development Intern will work closely with Pacific Links Foundation staff to strengthen the capacity of the organization through:

• Developing the team's and program recipient's English language ability
• Supporting Vietnam's team research and database infrastructure
• Providing administrative and editorial support for outreach/PR communications, donor relations and social media

This is an unpaid position, with the option to work virtually. A minimum commitment of 6 months and 10 hours per week is required.

Tasks may include:

1. Program and English resources for the organization

• Contribute to program activities in the field
• Teach practical English to staff that will be helpful in report writing and basic computer skills
• Assist with training and implementation of organizational processes (such as review implementation of confidentiality/privacy issues.
• Write and edit reports
• Depending on program expertise and interest, the position also engages in providing structure for program operations

2. Donor Relations & Fund Development

• Provide editorial and writing support for reports to funders
• Participate in grant and proposal writing
• Attend meetings with anti-trafficking networks as needed

3. Advocacy & Outreach

• Edit and write reports/articles to document achievements
• Assist in the publication of online and print versions of annual reports and other documents
• Update websites
• Social media

Qualifications:

• Ability to speak/read some Vietnamese
• Possess strong writing/editing skills
• Commitment to the empowerment of women and girls
• Commitment to developing expertise with regards to the issue of human trafficking
• Data management skills: MS Office, Excel, Publisher, etc.
• Flexible and demonstrated aptitude for change and learning
• Willing and able to take initiative
• Thrive in a team setting
• Able to work during weekends
• Able to volunteer for at least 6 months

Benefits for volunteers and interns include, but are not limited to:

• Opportunity to help PALS grow, by assuming responsibility for important assignments
• Exposure to non-profit social work here and abroad in Vietnam
• Professional recommendations and/or references upon successful completion
• Networking with the PALS community

Note
Your schedule may occasionally need to align with the students' availability outside standard working hours, which can be discussed and coordinated with your supervisor.

Questions? Contact volunteer@pacificlinks.org, the subject line must contain English Resource & Program Development.