Virtual Interns WANTED!

Project Manager, Consultant, and Filmmaker in Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Are you looking for a virtual internship? Do you have an average of 5 to 10 hours per week to commit to working on our innovative online funding campaign?

USA 4 TeCH is now interviewing Virtual Interns for the summer of 2016.

USA 4 TeCH offers local internships for students at Salem College, Winston-Salem State University, Wake Forest University, University of North Carolina School of Arts and Forsyth Technical Community College.

USA 4 TeCH is an acronym for - Urban Success Ambassadors For Teen eLearning Community Hubs . The USA 4 TeCH Teen Leadership Council is for creative students seeking hands on experience in e-learning, project management, audio and video productions, website development, graphics design, creative and grant writing, fundraising, business planning, marketing, research and a variety of other projects.

The USA 4 TeCH Virtual summer internships run for 3 months providing 150-200 hours of work.

The USA 4 TeCH internship is designed to offer you the opportunity to develop and practice leadership skills by applying academic solutions to real life problems.

While this is an unpaid internship, you will gain valuable experience and develop mutually beneficial relationships with professional mentors, businesses and non-profit organizations.

All participants who successfully complete the program, in addition to earned credits will receive: a USA 4 TeCH video resume, a letter of recommendation, a LinkedIn Recommendation, LinkedIn Skill Endorsements, and professional portfolio samples, as well as recognition on HitsWorks Media Group’s Websites (Whoswhosocial.com and Whoswhosocial.net) for your contributions.

Even though there will be specific assignments required, during your internship, you will have the flexibility to set your own schedule.

For more information:

Please, email your resume to Richard Gibson @whoswhosocial@gmail.com

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