Access Singapore Hiring! Full Time Programmes Intern in - Ricebowl

The Programmes Intern (full-time, hybrid in Singapore) will support the planning, coordination, and delivery of youth-focused career exposure initiatives. Day-to-day responsibilities include assisting with programme design, preparing materials, coordinating logistics with schools and partners, and helping to run both in-person and virtual sessions. The intern will communicate regularly with students, volunteers, and corporate partners, respond to enquiries, and provide on-the-ground support during events. The role also involves tracking attendance and feedback, maintaining databases, and supporting basic monitoring and evaluation tasks. This is a hybrid role based in Singapore, with a combination of on-site activities and work-from-home tasks as required by programme needs.

Requirements

• Program management skills, including coordinating activities, managing timelines, and supporting smooth delivery of multiple programmes.
• Analytical skills to track participation, interpret feedback, and support reporting and programme improvement.
• Strong communication skills for engaging with students, educators, volunteers, and corporate partners in a clear and respectful manner.
• Training and facilitation skills to assist in delivering workshops, briefings, and engagement activities for young people and volunteers.
• Demonstrated interest in social mobility, youth development, education, or the nonprofit sector.
• Ability to work collaboratively in a small team, adapt to changing needs, and manage responsibilities with minimal supervision.
• Proficiency with common office and collaboration tools (e.g., spreadsheets, presentation software, video conferencing platforms).
• Currently pursuing or recently completed a diploma or degree in a relevant field (e.g., social sciences, education, business, or related disciplines) is an advantage.

About Access

Access Singapore is a social mobility IPC charity that provides career exposure opportunities for disadvantaged students in Singapore. The organisation partners with schools, employers, and community stakeholders to design programs that widen students’ horizons and support their aspirations. Through structured experiences, mentoring, and skills-based activities, Access helps young people better understand career pathways and build confidence. Team members collaborate in a mission-driven environment focused on long-term impact for youth from underrepresented backgrounds.