Scholarships Program Intern (PAID)At — Asian Pacific Community Fund of Southern California

APCF is looking for a highly motivated Education Program Intern who is passionate about the Asian & Pacific Islander community.

Position: Scholarships Program Intern
Length of Commitment: 8 months (tentatively October - June)
16 – 20 hours per week with additional hours required around key dates

Compensation: $1,500 paid at the completion of the internship

Duties: This PAID internship position provides hands on experience overseeing APCF’s scholarship program. This internship is an excellent opportunity for those wishing to develop experience planning and running a program in a non-profit organization.

RESPONSIBILITIES

• Conduct outreach to high schools, community organizations, college and universities, and API communities nationwide to promote scholarship

• Assist in development and creation of scholarship application when necessary

• Field questions about the program and assist with application process

• Review, track, and conduct due diligence on all applications

• Recruit, train and organize teams of readers to review applications

• Acknowledge receipt of applications

• Notify and communicate with award winners

• Assist with planning, travel logistics, and day of support for any virtual or in-person events

• Compile scholarship data to create charts, graphs, and impact reports

• Additional responsibilities as assigned by supervisor

Requirements:

• Fast learner and self-starter with strong project management and organizational skills

• Demonstrated ability to organize and coordinate project with maturity, initiative, and timeliness

• Ability to work independently and in a team environment

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills

• Attention to detail is a must

• Intermediate/advanced skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, and internet research

• Functional knowledge in creating websites and graphic programs a plus

• College degree or active enrollment

• Minimum of 18 years of age, successful applicants will be asked to show proof that they can legally work in the US

Language Skills: Must be fluent in English and have excellent writing skills. Ability to speak, read & write Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, or any other languages a plus but not necessary.