L&D Internship: Hands-On Program & Events Support

Wasserman; Arkansas City (KS); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Part time

Job summary

THE·TEAM is seeking a Learning & Development Intern to support leadership programs from planning through on-site execution.

You’ll collaborate with facilitators, vendors and participants, manage timelines in Asana, and help create participant materials for engaging learning experiences.

The Spring 2027 internship runs Jan 26 to Apr 30, 2027; open to undergraduate and graduate students who can receive academic credit in the U.S.

Qualifications

• Students must be able to receive academic credit from their U.S.-based college or university
• Open to undergraduate and graduate students
• The Spring 2027 internship program begins January 26, 2027 and ends April 30, 2027

Responsibilities

• Help bring Learning & Development programs to life, from early planning through live execution
• Keep projects moving by helping manage timelines, key dates, facilitator needs, and project plans using tools like Asana
• Support participant communications, assessments, and surveys
• Help create and prepare materials participants will use throughout their programs
• Get involved in the details that make in-person experiences run smoothly, including venues, hotels, food and beverage, AV, swag, dinners, supplies, and participant activities
• Work alongside team members, facilitators, and external partners on a mix of short and long-term projects

Skills

Organizational skills

Multitasking

Written communication

Verbal communication

PowerPoint

Excel

Project management

Asana

Education

Undergraduate or graduate student

Tools

Asana

Job description

THE·TEAM is seeking a Learning & Development Intern to support leadership programs from planning through on-site execution.

You’ll collaborate with facilitators, vendors and participants, manage timelines in Asana, and help create participant materials for engaging learning experiences.

The Spring 2027 internship runs Jan 26 to Apr 30, 2027; open to undergraduate and graduate students who can receive academic credit in the U.S.