INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE!

 

How many of you had internships as students? I did. I had a fantastic experience conducting oral history interviews in Chicago.

How many of you were paid for those internships? These CBF interns did. They worked with us last summer developing educational videos and puppets. CBF's Student.Go program (or, given current circumstances, Student.Stay program) provides a variety of creative options. 

If you, or a student you know, would be interested, feel free to contact Taisha Seabolt, Global Missions Student and Training Specialist, or apply directly at www.cbf.net/studentdotgo. 

We're looking for an intern again this spring, too, to help us with social media. Feel free to contact us directly for more information.

Are you a college student wondering how God can use your gifts virtually during the Spring semester? Apply now to serve and learn through Student.Go, the student missions program of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. Students will take part in a virtual orientation in late January 2021, receive a stipend, and serve for 14 weeks, including monthly meetings with CBF staff and field personnel, and weekly meetings with an encourager. Learn more and apply before the January 8, 2021 deadline at www.cbf.net/studentdotgo.

Opportunities List Spring 2021

Student.Go Virtual Positions

 

Webpage and Social Media Advisor/Designer – Westervoort, Netherlands– (1 Student) Undergraduate or Graduate Students – Spring 2021

               Skills required: Desire to serve Christ's Kingdom;  computer, website and social media design and use; patience in working with members from a generation who do not have the same skill set.

 

Assistant for Silent Art Auction – Bali, Indonesia (field personnel currently in South Carolina due to COVID) – (1 Student) Undergraduate or Graduate Students – *Special Project (mid-to-late spring through early July)*

*This is a special project that will start mid-to-late spring and go through early July. Student must be flexible as the pandemic may shift the position to a virtual one, and the type of work required may also include other responsibilities.

Skills required: Interest in art and culture, research and writing skills, social media promotion skills. Must enjoy talking to people and telling stories. Design skills are a plus.

 

 

Human Rights/FORB Researcher – Kosice, Slovakia – (1 Student) Undergraduate or Graduate Students – Spring 2021

Ideally, the candidate chosen will have previous contextual knowledge of at least one African country from the Baptist World Alliance list.

 Skills required: Ability to work in a collaborative environment with an existing, diverse, and dispersed human rights advocacy network. Must have clear writing and communication skills and an understanding of how to weigh the value of research sources.

 

Media Strategist – Somerset, Kentucky – (1 Student) Undergraduate or Graduate Students – Spring 2021

Skills required: Media Strategist needs to be knowledgeable in all aspects of Social Media, comfortable with website design, proficient in PowerPoint and basic video production. The Media Strategist needs to be self-motivated and comfortable working remotely. Excellent communication skills are a necessity.

 

Spring Program Intern (Spiritual Formation Assistant or Social Media Assistant) – Miami, Florida – (1 Student) Undergraduate or Graduate Students – Spring 2021

Skills required: For the Social Media assistant opportunity, the student should have a creative mindset, knowledge of social media platforms and analytical tools, good communication skills, medium level of video creation and editing knowledge, experience using PowerPoint, Word, and YouTube, along with experience with design on Adobe or Canva (or other design websites). Additionally, students should have a desire to explore creative ways to share content pertaining to TML’s mission, ability and willingness to work with others as a team member, flexibility and ability to meet deadlines.

 

Tutor for Kids / Kids Bible Club – Fremont, California – (1 Student) Undergraduate or Graduate Students – Spring 2021

Skills required: Ability to work with children and help with schoolwork, should be friendly, enthusiastic, and creative. Should be able to work on their own and with guidance. Must have a computer and ability to use Zoom.