FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Fraud Victim Support Intern?
The primary responsibility of the Fraud Victim Support Intern is to assist individuals who have been victimized by scams by providing support and guidance through the Fraud Watch Victim Support Helpline.
What qualifications or skills are required for this internship?
Candidates should possess strong compassion and communication skills, as they will be assisting victims of scams and providing emotional support and guidance.
Is this internship paid?
Yes, this internship is a paid position.
When is the anticipated start date for the internship?
The internship is anticipated to start in Summer 2024.
How long is the internship expected to last?
The internship is expected to continue through the end of 2024, with a possible extension into 2025.
Can I apply for this internship if I am not a student?
The job description does not specify any educational requirements, so individuals interested in supporting fraud victims may apply regardless of their student status.
What organization is offering this internship?
The internship is being offered by AARP, an organization committed to supporting individuals and their continued learning and development.
What type of training or support will be provided to interns?
AARP is committed to the growth of interns and will provide training and support to help develop their skills in assisting fraud victims.
Will there be opportunities for development beyond the internship?
Yes, the internship may extend into 2025, suggesting potential opportunities for continued development beyond the initial internship period.