CARE International is a global confederation working together in over 100 countries to overcome poverty and social justice. Climate Justice is one of the 6 impact areas of CARE’s 2030 vision. For CARE, climate justice means a future where the poorest and most marginalized have improved their wellbeing significantly. Where women and men can enjoy their human rights due to increased resilience to climate change, increased equality and a global temperature rise that is limited to 1.5°C.CARE’s global goal for Climate Justice is to strengthen the resilience and adaptive capacities of 25 million poor and marginalized people, particularly women and girls to the effects of climate change by 2030. To reach this goal, CARE is building on 20 years of experience.
- Updating and developing training materials including self-paced courses on our online learning platform Moodle, in consultation with adaptation specialists and other experts
- Ensuring our courses are available in official CARE languages besides English (e.g. French and Spanish)
- Onboarding of participants in online learning journeys and ongoing support to the community
- Providing technical support during online live training sessions
- Organizing online networking events for our Alumni community and engaging with external organizations working in the climate space
- Supporting communication needs for the Academy when necessary (e.g. input to internal newsletters, social media posts, etc.)
Specific projects that you will support during this internship:
- Our upcoming online learning journey on Influencing for the Zurich Climate Resilience Alliance in collaboration with Prosper Global
- A new self-paced course series on the Climate and Environment Charter for Humanitarian and Development Organizations on our Moodle platform
- New course material on Clean Energy, CARE’s Climate Resilience Marker, and more
- Training on Climate Leadership, Gender-Responsive Advocacy and Storytelling for Policy Influence for women and youth CSO members in Northern Thailand
- Currently enrolled in a Masters program at a Dutch university where an internship is part of the requirements
- Excellent proficiency in English
- Passionate about climate change adaptation, climate justice and gender justice
- Experience and or/high interest in adult learning, (online) training design and knowledge management
- Comfortable with, interested and able to quickly learn new technologies
- Exceptional communication, organisational, analytical and writing skills
- Good eye for detail, collaborative, proactive, and creative
- Ability to work with a diverse range of technical colleagues (remotely) and to work independently with limited supervision
- Open-minded and flexible attitude towards responsibilities and ad-hoc requests for support
Desired for all interns:
- Good understanding of main climate change issues
- Experience in facilitation of online trainings and/or participatory meetings
- Experience with online learning systems such as Moodle, Rise and H5Ps
- Proficiency in other languages (pref. Spanish, French, Arabic)
- The CJC team is a global and dynamic team that gives you insight into CARE’s development and humanitarian work worldwide, and provides you with a great opportunity to build a network within the climate space
- Internship starting 15 January 2027 for 5-6 months with possibility to extend (as internship) – 4 to 5 days a week (to be agreed upon)
- A committed supervisor who together with you, will draft an intern plan.
- A workplace in the office in the Hague (near Laan van NOI), with the possibility to work from home (50% of time).
- The reimbursement will be EUR 430per month when interning full time (38 hours p/w) + travel costs to the office will be reimbursed
- CARE will provide you with a laptop (on loan) for the duration of your internship
Are you interested in this internship and do you meet the profiles sought?
The deadline to respond to this vacancy is 29 November 2027, but we will review applications on a rolling basis and may invite selected candidates for a first interview before the deadline has passed.