National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) Hiring! Intern (Programme Development), NTUC Foundation (Summer 2027) in - Ricebowl

Who we are.

Pioneering workers' rights since 1961, the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) unites 59 trade unions, seven trade associations, 12 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 research, programme development and stakeholder engagement activities across selected social impact initiatives. Working with guidance from the team, you will contribute to programme design, project coordination and organisational learning, gaining practical exposure to the development and delivery of philanthropic programmes that create meaningful impact.

Key Responsibilities

Programme Research, Development & Stakeholder Engagement

• Conduct research and benchmarking on relevant social needs, emerging trends and promising practices; map potential funding sources, philanthropic partners and corporate giving programmes; and synthesise findings to inform programme development and funding decisions.
• Support programme development by preparing selected programme concepts, participant journey materials, workplans and presentation materials for selected initiatives.
• Assist with stakeholder engagement by researching potential programme partners, preparing engagement materials, coordinating meetings and consolidating feedback to inform programme development and implementation.
• Support beneficiary engagement and organisational learning by helping to design feedback tools, synthesise beneficiary perspectives and identify insights that can inform programme refinement and future funding priorities.
• Support donor and partner stewardship by preparing acknowledgement notes, programme updates, impact highlights and meeting follow-ups that maintain meaningful relationships with philanthropic stakeholders

Candidate Profile

• Graduate Diploma or currently pursuing degree in Social Sciences, Social Work, Public Policy, Business Administration, Community Development, Economics, Communications, Event Management, or a related field.
• Strong interest in youth development, education-to-work transitions, employability, community programmes, social impact, or the non-profit sector.
• Good research, analytical, writing, presentation, and verbal communication skills.
• Organised, resourceful, and attentive to detail, with the ability to manage multiple tasks, information, and timelines in a fast-paced environment.
• Able to work independently and collaboratively, with curiosity, initiative, empathy, and confidence engaging youths and stakeholders.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office and digital collaboration tools; experience in basic data analysis, survey design, events, social media content, or visual design would be 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.