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About the Role

Internships are possible in various departments of the German Children's Fund, including Children's Rights, Political Advocacy, Communication, Fundraising, Events, or Administration. Specific opportunities will be assessed during the application process. Interns will gain insight into the work of a nationwide children's rights organization and support teams with ongoing tasks and projects, such as research, organizational activities, event support, public relations, or project work.

Responsibilities

Support teams with ongoing tasks and projects.
Conduct research.
Perform organizational activities.
Assist with events.
Engage in public relations.
Contribute to projects.

Requirements

Interest in children's rights and the lives of children and adolescents.
Curiosity about the work of a non-profit organization.
Willingness to engage with social and political issues.
Enjoyment of collaboration with diverse individuals.
Proactive and able to work independently.
Good oral and written communication skills in German.
Proficient in digital work tools.
Completed CV.
Letter of motivation referencing the German Children's Fund, addressing specific questions about motivation, interests, goals, expectations, and internship period.
Valid enrollment certificate from a state-recognized university for the duration of the internship.
Certificates and a current grade overview.
For mandatory internships: Excerpt from study regulations detailing mandatory internship requirements or a university-issued certificate for the mandatory internship.

Skills

Children's rights advocacy
Political advocacy
Communication
Fundraising
Event management
Administration
Research
Organizational skills
Public relations
Project management
Digital literacy

Location

Germany

Work Type

Internship
Mandatory internship
Voluntary internship

Experience Level

Intern

Education Level

University student

Salary/Compensations

Unpaid

Benefits

Practical insight into the work of the German Children's Fund and the implementation of children's rights in Germany.
Opportunity to learn about and actively support various work areas and projects.
Professional guidance from experienced colleagues.
Regular opportunities for exchange and feedback.
Appreciative work environment with dedicated colleagues.
Space for own ideas and task ownership based on prior knowledge and interests.
Qualified internship certificate upon completion.

About the Company

The German Children's Fund is a politically and denominationally independent children's rights organization, advocating for children in Germany since 1972.
Vision: A society where children can represent their own interests and have a fair chance in life.
Children's rights are the foundation and core of their work.
Employees are dedicated to realizing this vision, promoting awareness and implementation of children's rights, and shaping a child-friendly Germany.
Seeking professionally working colleagues who support the vision and implement it as part of the team.