Communications & Government Relations Intern (Bogotá)

Procter & Gamble; Bogotá; On-site; COP 11,160,000 - 16,740,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentorship

Dynamic environment

Competitive salary and benefits

Job summary

Procter & Gamble in Bogotá, Colombia is offering a full-time internship for non-graduating university students pursuing Political Science, Social Communication, or related fields. You must maintain active student status through the first semester of 2027 and be eligible to work in Colombia.

You will join a team focused on reputation building, corporate citizenship, internal communications, and government relations, with mentorship and day-to-day guidance.

Qualifications

• Non-graduating university students only.
• Active student status through the first semester of 2027 or throughout the internship period.
• Currently pursuing a degree in Political Science, Social Communication, or a related field.
• Eligible to work in Colombia.
• Live in Bogotá.
• Intermediate English (B2 or above).
• Strong communication skills, both written and verbal.

Responsibilities

• Support Reputation Building: Collaborate on enhancing the company's reputation through citizenship, leadership, and innovation, including media campaigns.
• Advance Corporate Citizenship: Assist in leveraging company and brand efforts in sustainability, inclusion, and community engagement, including volunteering and donations.
• Contribute to Internal Communications: Help manage internal channels and content to foster an inspiring work environment.
• Aid Government Relations: Provide support in building and protecting company reputation with government and trade associations, focusing on sustainability.

Skills

English (B2)

Communication skills

Attention to detail

Team player

Education

Pursuing degree in Political Science or Social Communication

Job description

Procter & Gamble in Bogotá, Colombia is offering a full-time internship for non-graduating university students pursuing Political Science, Social Communication, or related fields. You must maintain active student status through the first semester of 2027 and be eligible to work in Colombia.

You will join a team focused on reputation building, corporate citizenship, internal communications, and government relations, with mentorship and day-to-day guidance.