Education Intern: Inspire K-12 Environmental Ed (Remote)

World Wildlife Fund; Washington (District of Columbia); Hybrid; USD 29,000 - 32,000; Full time

Job summary

World Wildlife Fund (WWF) seeks an Education Intern to support the Wild Classroom program by developing environmental education resources and opportunities that inspire and increase environmental literacy for K-12 students.

Based in Washington, DC or US remote, the role collaborates with program teams, handles content development, research, partnerships, and outreach while gaining hands-on experience in education and conservation.

Qualifications

• Current enrollment or completed bachelor’s degree, preferably in education or environmental sciences
• Experience educating youth in formal or nonformal settings
• Experience developing education material for formal or nonformal learning
• Proficient in Microsoft Office; familiarity with AI and Adobe Suite
• Strong written and verbal communication; highly organized with attention to detail
• Self-starter who works well independently and in a team
• Committed to WWF mission and conservation education

Responsibilities

• Assist with the development of engaging educational resources including curriculum, presentations, videos, activities, student materials, and other educator-facing resources.
• Research trends in education (including conservation education) and inclusive learning practices to guide content priorities.
• Contribute to marketing and communication efforts to grow reach and engagement of Wild Classroom.
• Support the development and management of educational partnerships and collaborative projects.
• Manage tasks contributing to efficiency of the program, including inquiries, reviewing communications, and evaluating tactics.

Skills

Written & verbal communication

Organizational skills

Time management

Team collaboration

Initiative / self-starter

Research abilities

Education

Bachelor's degree

Tools

Microsoft Office

Adobe Suite

AI familiarity

Job description

World Wildlife Fund (WWF) seeks an Education Intern to support the Wild Classroom program by developing environmental education resources and opportunities that inspire and increase environmental literacy for K-12 students.

Based in Washington, DC or US remote, the role collaborates with program teams, handles content development, research, partnerships, and outreach while gaining hands-on experience in education and conservation.