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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a content intern?

To thrive as a Content Intern, you need strong writing, editing, and research skills, typically demonstrated through coursework or a portfolio of writing samples. Familiarity with content management systems (CMS) like WordPress, basic SEO principles, and tools such as Google Analytics is often expected. Creativity, attention to detail, and the ability to accept feedback are standout soft skills in this role. These competencies ensure you can produce high-quality, engaging content that supports organizational goals and adapts to feedback in a fast-paced environment.

What are the common responsibilities and learning opportunities for a content intern?

As a Content Intern, you can expect your weekly responsibilities to include researching topics, drafting articles or social media posts, assisting with content planning, and proofreading materials. You’ll often collaborate closely with marketing teams, designers, and editors, gaining hands-on experience in content strategy and digital publishing. This role provides a valuable opportunity to develop your writing, communication, and project management skills, while receiving feedback from experienced professionals. Interns frequently participate in brainstorming sessions and may also learn about SEO, analytics, and content management systems.

What do content interns do?

Content interns assist with creating, editing, and publishing digital content such as articles, social media posts, and blogs. They often conduct research, learn content management systems, and develop writing skills under supervision to support marketing and communication efforts.
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Social Media & Digital Communications Intern

Washington Policy

Seattle, WA • On-site, Remote

$22/hr

Part-time

Re-posted 25 days ago


Job description

Social Media & Digital Communications Intern

Washington Policy Center (WPC)
Seattle, WA (Hybrid) | Part-Time | Paid Internship


About Washington Policy Center

Washington Policy Center is an independent, nonpartisan research organization dedicated to promoting free-market solutions that improve the lives of Washingtonians. For three decades, WPC has informed public debate through research, events, mediaengagementand citizen education on issues including affordability, education, government accountability, transportation, health care, energy,agricultureand worker rights. WPC employs a statewide team, reaches hundreds of thousands of Washingtonians annually and hosts some of the largest public policy events nationwide. (washingtonpolicy.org)


Position Overview

Washington Policy Center isseekinga creative,motivatedand detail-orientedSocial Media& Digital Communications Intern to help expand the reach and impact of our research,eventsand educational contentspecificallywithinthe Gen Z demographic.


This internship is ideal for a student or recent graduate interested in marketing, communications, journalism, political science, public policy, digitalmediaor related fields. The intern will work closely with WPC's Marketing & Communications team to create engaging content, grow onlineaudiencesand help communicate policy ideas in ways that resonate with everyday Washingtonians.


This position offers hands-on experience in digital storytelling, content creation, social media strategy, public policy communicationsand nonprofit marketing.


Responsibilities

Responsibilities may include:

  • Drafting social media content for platforms including Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Instagram,TikTokand YouTube
  • Creating graphics, short-form videos,reelsand visual content
  • Assistingwith video clipping and editing from interviews,eventsand policy presentations
  • Monitoring social media channels andidentifyingengagement opportunities
  • Tracking performance metrics and preparing analytics reports
  • Assistingwith email marketing campaigns and digital outreach
  • Supporting promotion of WPC events,publicationsand policy initiatives, including engagement with the WPC Young Professionals program
  • Researching trends, audienceinterestsand best practices in digital communications
  • Helpingmaintaincontent calendars and scheduling posts
  • Assistingwith photography, videography and event coverage as needed


Desired Qualifications

The ideal candidate will:

  • Be enrolled in or recently graduated from a college or university program
  • Experience editing videos with graphics integration
  • Have strong written and verbal communication skills
  • Demonstrate creativity and attention to detail
  • Be comfortable using major social media platforms professionally
  • Have basic experience with Canva, Adobe Creative Suite,CapCutor similar design/video tools
  • Possess strong organizational and time-management skills
  • Be self-motivated and eager to learn
  • Have an interest in public policy, economics, current affairs,journalismor nonprofit communications


Preferred but notrequired:

  • Experience managing social media accounts
  • SEO experience / working knowledge
      • Photography or videography skills
      • Familiarity with analytics tools and content performance metrics


      What You'll Gain

      • Hands-on experience with one of Washington state's leading public policy organizations
      • Exposure to media relations, publicaffairsand nonprofit communications
      • Opportunities to work alongside policy experts,journalistsand community leaders
      • Professional mentoring and career development
      • Portfolio-building experience through published content and campaigns
      • Networking opportunities through WPC events and statewide initiatives


      Schedule & Compensation

      • Approximately 12-20 hours per week
      • Flexible schedule designed to accommodate academic commitments
      • Paid internship at the applicable Washington State minimum wage or higher depending on experience
      • Academic credit may be available depending on the student's institution


      To Apply

      Pleasesubmit:

      • Resume
      • Cover letter describing your interest in the role and why you would be a great additionto our team
      • One or two examples of social media, design,writingor video work (if available)


      Washington Policy Center's mission is to promote open and fact-based dialogue around solutions that advance Washington using free-market principles through research and collaboration with lawmakers,stakeholdersand citizens.This internship is an opportunity to help communicate ideas that influence public policy while developing valuable professional skills for a future career in communications, marketing, journalism, publicaffairsor nonprofit leadership.