FAQs
What is the internship program offered by WWF called?
The internship program is called BRIDGE, which aims to provide paid internship opportunities to undergraduate and graduate students.
What is the duration of the internship?
The internship will run from June 16, 2025, to August 22, 2025.
What are the working hours for the intern?
The internship is full-time, requiring 35 hours of work per week.
What is the hourly compensation for this internship?
The internship pays $20.50 per hour.
Is this internship position remote?
This is a hybrid position that requires the intern to be in the WWF Washington, DC Headquarters Office a minimum of 2 days per week.
What educational background is required to apply for this internship?
Applicants should be pursuing an associate's or bachelor's program in Human Resources, Business, Organizational Development, Psychology, or a related field, and must be actively enrolled without having received a degree at the time of the internship start date.
What skills are preferred for this internship position?
Preferred skills include expertise in Human Resources Management, Organizational Development, Compensation, Benefits, or Total Rewards, as well as proficiency in software applications like Workday and SharePoint.
What kind of projects will the intern be involved in?
The intern will assist with planning and scheduling centralized training, support major ODL initiatives, update Standard Operating Procedures, and organize employee files among other tasks.
Are there any professional development opportunities provided during the internship?
Yes, WWF interns will have access to professional development opportunities, including development discussions, online courses through Cornell University’s eCornell program, speed mentoring, and networking opportunities.
What do I need to submit to apply for this internship?
Applicants must submit a resume and cover letter detailing their relevant skills, connection to nature and the environment, obstacles faced in entering the conservation field, and how they can contribute to conservation.
Is a letter of recommendation required to apply?
Yes, if selected for the role, you will need to provide one letter of recommendation as part of the WWF application process.
Are applicants required to have authorization to work in the U.S.?
Yes, applicants must be legally authorized to work in the U.S. This position is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship.