Education Intern

World Wildlife Fund

. Support WWF’s Wild Classroom program in building educators’ capacity and increasing K–12 environmental literacy .

Posted 9/28/2026internshipRemote • Washington • ParaguayEntry Level💰 $21 - $23 per hourWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in developing engaging educational resources and curricula for K–12 environmental literacy, while effectively collaborating with diverse teams to enhance outreach and engagement. Strong commitment to education and conservation, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and respond to stakeholder inquiries.

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Curriculum DevelopmentK–12 EducationMicrosoft OfficeWritten CommunicationProject Coordination

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Hard Skills

Curriculum DevelopmentEducational Resource DevelopmentResearch SkillsContent ProductionEvaluation and Feedback

Soft Skills

Exceptional CommunicationHighly OrganizedCreative ThinkingInitiativeTeam Collaboration

Tools & Technologies

Microsoft OfficeAdobe SuiteAI Tools

Industry Keywords

Environmental LiteracyConservation EducationInclusive Learning PracticesOutreach InitiativesEducational Partnerships

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Support WWF’s Wild Classroom program in building educators’ capacity and increasing K–12 environmental literacy
Develop engaging and inclusive educational resources, including curricula, presentations, videos, activities, readings, handouts, quizzes, and educator-facing materials
Collaborate with WWF programmatic teams and marketing and communications teams during content development
Research education trends, conservation education, teaching strategies, and inclusive learning practices
Support marketing and communications efforts to grow Wild Classroom’s reach and engagement
Identify opportunities to share program resources and updates and support outreach initiatives and special activations
Support educational partnerships and collaborative projects through research, coordination, and content production
Monitor and respond to student and educator inquiries
Review program communications and resources through an educational lens
Monitor and evaluate program tactics and provide feedback and recommendations to strengthen impact and engagement

Requirements

What you’ll need

Current enrollment or a completed bachelor’s degree, preferably in education or environmental sciences
Experience educating youth in a formal or nonformal setting
Experience developing education material for formal or nonformal learning settings
Skilled with Microsoft Office tools
Familiarity with AI and Adobe Suite appreciated
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills
Highly organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage competing priorities
Creative and out-of-the-box thinking
Initiative and ability to work independently and as part of a team
Commitment to WWF’s mission, goals, and values; passion for education and conservation
Available full-time for one year
Must be legally authorized to work in the U.S.
Position is not eligible for employment visa sponsorship

Benefits

Comp & perks

Paid internship
Remote work option
Paid relocation: None