Intern (Community Partnership), NTUC Foundation (Summer 2027)

Who We Are Pioneering workers' rights since 1961, the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) unites 57 trade unions, six trade associations, 7 social enterprises, and other enterprise partners as we create better lives for workers here in Singapore. Our work cuts across the different ages and stages of life as we walk the ground and respond to everyday needs. Through initiatives that protect our workers at work, transform careers, manage the cost of living, help with financial resilience and health, and nurture relationships for families, we champion every worker through every touch point as we work towards better wages, welfare, and work prospects. Because Every Worker Matters. Role Overview NTUC Foundation is the Labour Movement’s ‘Do Good’ anchor, dedicated to uplifting workers and their families through purposeful social impact. During this three-month university internship, you will support NTUC Foundation’s school and community-based projects, with opportunities to contribute to programme planning, implementation and stakeholder engagement. Key Responsibilities Support the planning and coordination of school and community-based programmes and volunteer activities, including learn-through-play activities, learning journeys, Share-A-Textbook and community care programmes. Work with schools, community partners, volunteers and stakeholders to coordinate programme activities, engagement and logistics. Prepare programme briefs, presentation materials, activity plans and project trackers to support programme delivery. Support on-ground programme implementation and participant engagement. Gather participant feedback and programme insights to support post-programme review and improvement. Candidate Profile Graduate Diploma or currently pursuing a university degree in a relevant field such as Business, Social Sciences, Public Policy, Communications, or Community Development. Interest in community development, social impact, partnerships, or the non-profit sector. Good written and verbal communication skills. Organised, responsible, and willing to learn. Able to work independently and collaboratively. Proficient in Microsoft Office; basic design or data analysis skills are an advantage. Other Information Job Type: Three-month University Internship Work Location: One Marina Boulevard Availability: Able to commit for the full three-month internship period; occasional support outside regular office hours may be required for programme activities. We regret to inform that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.