Marketing Internship

The Nature Conservancy

. Provide supervised administrative, organizational, and activity support to the Marketing and Communications team .

Posted 10/14/2026full-timeRemote • BrazilEntry LevelWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates strong written and verbal communication skills, organizational abilities, and attention to detail while supporting internal communications and marketing initiatives. Proficient in using digital tools and collaborative platforms to enhance information sharing and team engagement.

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Strong Written And Verbal Communication SkillsBasic Knowledge Of Word, Excel, And PowerPointFamiliarity With Microsoft Teams And Collaborative PlatformsOrganizational Skills And Attention To DetailInterest In Institutional Communication And Team Engagement

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Hard Skills

Basic Knowledge Of WordBasic Knowledge Of ExcelBasic Knowledge Of PowerPointCreating PresentationsDrafting NewslettersEditing Internal AnnouncementsOrganizing Informational MaterialsConducting Basic ResearchMaintaining Institutional RecordsOrganizing Files

Soft Skills

Strong Organizational SkillsResponsibilityEagerness To LearnAbility To Work In Multicultural EnvironmentsCollaboration With Geographically Distributed Teams

Tools & Technologies

Microsoft TeamsCanvaDigital LibrariesCollaborative ChannelsKnowledge-Sharing Platforms

Industry Keywords

Internal CommunicationsMarketingPublic RelationsSustainabilityNature ConservationNonprofit Sector

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Provide supervised administrative, organizational, and activity support to the Marketing and Communications team
Support the Zero Conversion Commodities (ZCC) team in developing and disseminating internal communications
Create, draft, edit, and organize newsletters, internal announcements, presentations, annual reports, informational materials, and other internal communication content
Update and maintain internal communication and knowledge-sharing platforms, including internal pages, digital libraries, Microsoft Teams, and collaborative channels
Collect and organize information from different teams about ZCC initiatives, learnings, events, results, and best practices
Monitor relevant events, seminars, presentations, and other program activities for internal dissemination
Support the creation and organization of visual materials and institutional presentations
Organize files, update databases, and maintain institutional records and communication archives
Assist with reports, spreadsheets, presentations, meeting logistics, agendas, and internal or institutional events
Conduct basic research and gather information for informational materials
Collaborate with regional, Brazilian, Argentine, and other multidisciplinary communications teams to improve information sharing and message consistency
Follow TNC’s Code of Conduct, internal procedures, legal requirements, safety practices, resource-use rules, and accountability standards
Maintain the integrity, organization, confidentiality, accuracy, and traceability of information
Report to the ZCC Associate Manager

Requirements

What you’ll need

Be regularly enrolled in and attending a compatible higher-education program throughout the contract period
Pursuing higher education in Communication, Marketing, Journalism, Advertising, Public Relations, or a related field
Basic knowledge of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Basic English proficiency
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Organization, responsibility, and eagerness to learn
Availability compatible with the legally established internship workload
Availability for 6 hours per day (30 hours per week) over an 18-month program
Interest in institutional communication, internal communications, and team engagement
Familiarity with PowerPoint, Canva, Microsoft Teams, and collaborative platforms
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
Ability to work in multicultural environments and collaborate with geographically distributed teams
The successful applicant must meet The Nature Conservancy’s background screening requirements
Preferred: advanced English proficiency; interest in sustainability, nature conservation, sustainable agriculture, and the nonprofit sector; familiarity with databases, digital tools, or content platforms; academic experience creating presentations, newsletters, digital content, or communications projects; preferably enrolled from the second semester onward

Benefits

Comp & perks

Competitive and comprehensive benefits packages tailored to the individual countries where we work, which may include health care benefits, retirement benefits, parental leave, paid time off, life insurance, disability coverage, an employee assistance program, and other life and well-being benefits
Flexible work environment supporting employee health and well-being
Career development opportunities
Structured learning experience with close leadership and team guidance
Inclusive work environment
Equal employment opportunity
Accommodations for qualified individuals with disabilities and disabled veterans