Communications Graduate Intern

Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in communications, Journalism, International Relations, or a related field (graduated within the past 2 years).
  
• Experience (including internships or volunteering) in communications, or related fields is an added advantage.
  
• Photography, videography, or basic graphic design skills are desirable.
  

Content Collection & Storytelling

• Visit field locations to capture images, videos, and stories of impact.
  
• Interview staff, patients, and partners (with consent) to develop compelling human-interest stories.
  
• Process and upload photos, stories, and videos into Medical Teams’ content management systems.
  
• Maintain and manage country camera gear.
  

Branding & Visibility

• Ensure visibility and branding materials (signposts, brochures, newsletters, fact sheets, etc.) comply with Medical Teams and donor guidelines.
  
• Coordinate with HQ Brand and Communications team for design and compliance support.
  

Communication Support

• Collect and edit content from the field for use in reports, proposals, newsletters, and media releases.
  
• Update and manage the country SharePoint communications page.
  
• Support preparation of program reports and visibility materials for institutional donors.
  
• Assist in organizing and documenting events and campaigns.
  

Capacity Building & Collaboration

• Support field communication focal points with guidance and training on photo and story collection.
  
• Participate in global content community calls, trainings, and knowledge sharing.
  

Safeguarding & Compliance

• Promote and uphold Medical Teams’ safeguarding policies for children and vulnerable adults.
  
• Conduct yourself with integrity and respect, consistent with Medical Teams’ Code of Conduct.