Paid • Remote
Position Overview
We are looking for a Communications Assistant intern to support our mission of assembling, interpreting, and communicating credible, science-based information with a specific focus on international agricultural policies and governance. This internship offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of global agricultural policy, science, and communications.
Key Responsibilities
As a Communications Assistant intern, you will:
Research and analyze international agricultural policies, regulations, and governance frameworks
Monitor and report on global developments in agricultural policy and their implications
Assist in developing content that explains complex international agricultural issues to diverse audiences
Support the creation of CAST resources focusing on international agricultural challenges and solutions
Help coordinate with international networks of agricultural experts and stakeholders
Contribute to research on cross-border agricultural issues and their impact on policy decisions
Support the organization's efforts to bridge scientific knowledge with international policy development
Qualifications
Required:
Current enrollment in or recent graduation from a bachelor's or master's program in international affairs, agricultural policy, environmental policy, or related field
Strong understanding of international relations and policy processes
Excellent research and analytical skills
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to understand and synthesize complex policy information
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and digital communication tools
Preferred:
Knowledge of global agricultural systems and international trade
Experience with policy analysis or research
Additional language skills
Familiarity with international organizations and governance structures
Understanding of scientific publication processes
Experience in writing for policy or technical audiences
What We Offer
Direct involvement in international agricultural policy analysis
Exposure to leading experts in global agricultural policy and science
Opportunity to contribute to influential publications that shape policy decisions
Understanding of how scientific evidence informs international policy
Professional networking opportunities with global agricultural stakeholders
Mentorship from experienced professionals in agricultural policy and science
Duration and Schedule
Part-time position (up to 20 hours per week)
Fully remote work arrangement
Flexible scheduling within business hours
Start date: [Start date to be determined]
Compensation
$14.00 per hour
Part-time position (up to 20 hours per week)
How to Apply
Please submit:
Resume/CV
Cover letter explaining your interest in international agricultural policy and CAST's mission
Writing sample demonstrating your ability to analyze and communicate complex policy issues
Two professional or academic references
Application deadline: Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
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