Marketing Intern

The Marketing team plays a pivotal role in this mission by crafting compelling and engaging content to recruit differently-abled students to join our transformative programmes, while deepening public understanding of disability inclusion. Simultaneously, we aim to inspire corporate professionals and key decision-makers to support our cause actively.

By joining this team, you will get first-hand experience in turning social impact into visual stories and powerful campaigns. In return, you will also get to be at the forefront of inclusive marketing and industry development.

1. Collateral Design & Content Creation

• Design visually compelling collateral, including brochures, posters, and social media content, to support our outreach and communication efforts.

• Create targeted recruitment content specifically designed to attract students who require tailored assistance to join our initiatives.

2. Digital Communications & Storytelling

• Assist the marketing team in developing engaging narratives that showcase the successes and unique stories of individuals who have benefited from our programmes.

• Manage and create engaging, simple content for our social media platforms and communication channels.

3. Event Media Support & Research

• Gain experience in photo/videography at various events and programmes to capture key insights for content creation.

• Research case studies and proactively provide fresh ideas to the Marketing team to incorporate into our daily marketing activities.

• Empathy and a genuine passion for disability inclusion and social impact.

• Diploma / Degree / Professional qualification in design, marketing, mass communication, or related studies.

• Proficient with digital tools (Canva, MS Office suite) and social media platforms.

• Experience in copywriting, communications design, or video editing software (Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro) is a strong plus.

• Self-starters ready to tackle everything from creative brainstorming to essential administrative tasks.
  

• Duration: 5 to 6 months, starting around August 2026 (Exact dates open for discussion).

• Working Hours: Full-time (5 days a week, Monday to Friday, 8 hours/day, 40 hours/week).

• Location: Hybrid / On-site. Primarily at our main office, with occasional travel to external venues/event locations during programme days as instructed.

• Stipend: $1,000 - $1,500 / month