
1001 - 5000 employees
🤲 Charity
🤝 Non-profit
Charity • Non-profit
World Wildlife Fund is the world’s leading conservation organization, dedicated to protecting natural areas and wild populations of plants and animals, including endangered species. With a global reach spanning 100 countries and supported by over 6 million members worldwide, WWF works to promote sustainable resource use, reduce pollution, and address the planet's conservation challenges through collaboration and innovative solutions.
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🇵🇾 Paraguay – Remote
💵 $21 - $23 / hour
👨🎓 Internship
⚪️ Entry-level
🚫👨🎓 No degree required
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1001 - 5000 employees
🤲 Charity
🤝 Non-profit
Charity • Non-profit
World Wildlife Fund is the world’s leading conservation organization, dedicated to protecting natural areas and wild populations of plants and animals, including endangered species. With a global reach spanning 100 countries and supported by over 6 million members worldwide, WWF works to promote sustainable resource use, reduce pollution, and address the planet's conservation challenges through collaboration and innovative solutions.
• Support WWF’s Wild Classroom program in building educators’ capacity and increasing K–12 environmental literacy • Develop engaging and inclusive educational resources, including curricula, presentations, videos, activities, readings, handouts, quizzes, and educator-facing materials • Collaborate with WWF programmatic teams and marketing and communications teams during content development • Research education trends, conservation education, teaching strategies, and inclusive learning practices • Support marketing and communications efforts to grow Wild Classroom’s reach and engagement • Identify opportunities to share program resources and updates and support outreach initiatives and special activations • Support educational partnerships and collaborative projects through research, coordination, and content production • Monitor and respond to student and educator inquiries • Review program communications and resources through an educational lens • Monitor and evaluate program tactics and provide feedback and recommendations to strengthen impact and engagement
• Current enrollment or a completed bachelor’s degree, preferably in education or environmental sciences • Experience educating youth in a formal or nonformal setting • Experience developing education material for formal or nonformal learning settings • Skilled with Microsoft Office tools • Familiarity with AI and Adobe Suite appreciated • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills • Highly organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage competing priorities • Creative and out-of-the-box thinking • Initiative and ability to work independently and as part of a team • Commitment to WWF’s mission, goals, and values; passion for education and conservation • Available full-time for one year • Must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. • Position is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship
• Paid internship • Remote work option • Paid relocation: None
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