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How much do internship communications writer jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 15, 2026, the average hourly pay for internship communications writer in the United States is $36.44, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $28.85 and $39.90 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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AspectInternship Communications WriterCommunications Intern
Required CredentialsTypically pursuing or holding a degree in communications, journalism, or related fieldsSimilar educational background, often students or recent graduates
Work EnvironmentFocus on creating written content, editing, and messaging for organizationsAssisting with various communication tasks, including social media, writing, and research
Employer & Industry UsageUsed across corporate, nonprofit, and media sectors for communication rolesCommonly used in similar sectors as entry-level support roles

The Internship Communications Writer and Communications Intern roles are similar, both requiring a background in communications and involving content creation. The main difference lies in the focus: the Communications Writer emphasizes producing polished written materials, while the Communications Intern may handle a broader range of communication tasks. Both roles serve as entry points for careers in communications and are widely used across industries.

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Marketing and Communications Internship

Ezekiel Ministries

Columbia, SC โ€ข On-site

$14.50 - $19.25/hr

Part-time

Posted 28 days ago


Job description

About Ezekiel Ministries

Ezekiel Ministries is a faith-based nonprofit organization serving children and families throughout Richland and Lexington Counties through life-changing mentoring relationships. We mobilize and equip caring Christian adults to build consistent relationships with children through group mentoring and one-to-one mentoring. Through these relationships, children experience encouragement, belonging, practical skill development, academic support, and the love of Jesus. Our work brings together churches, volunteers, donors, schools, families, and community partners around a shared vision of helping children flourish and reach their God-given potential.

Internship Overview

The Marketing & Communications Intern will work directly with the Director of Marketing & Communications to gain hands-on experience in nonprofit marketing, storytelling, digital communications, and brand management. This internship is designed to give a student meaningful professional experience across multiple areas of communications while contributing to the day-to-day storytelling and visibility of a growing nonprofit organization. The intern will have opportunities to develop a portfolio of real-world work while learning how an organization strategically communicates with donors, volunteers, churches, families, and the broader community.

What You Will Learn To Do 

The intern will receive guidance and professional development while supporting projects including:

  • Content & Media Capture: Help identify and capture stories from mentoring programs, events, volunteers, and community partners through photography, video, interviews, and written content; organize and maintain Ezekiel Ministries' photo, video, and digital content library.
  • Social Media: Assist with creating, scheduling, and publishing social media content; develop captions and visual assets; help identify engaging stories and content opportunities; and learn to evaluate basic engagement and performance data.
  • Writing & Storytelling: Draft and edit content for email newsletters, impact stories, press releases, website updates, social media, and other external communications.
  • Graphic Design: Create and adapt branded graphics and materials for digital campaigns, events, fundraising initiatives, mentor recruitment, and organizational communications. Website Support: Learn and assist with basic website content updates, page editing, image management, and maintaining accurate and engaging web content.
  • Campaign Support: Collaborate with the Director of Marketing & Communications on communications campaigns that increase awareness, recruit mentors, engage supporters, and share the impact of Ezekiel Ministries.
  • Marketing Systems: Gain experience with content calendars, project workflows, brand standards, digital asset organization, and other systems used by a professional marketing and communications team.

Qualifications

We are looking for a student who is eager to learn, create, and contribute. An ideal candidate is someone who:

  • Is pursuing a degree in journalism, public relations, advertising, visual communications, marketing, communications, or a related field
  • Has strong written and verbal communication skills Is creative, curious, organized, and willing to take initiative
  • Has an interest in storytelling, social media, photography, video, graphic design, or digital communications
  • Has basic experience with—or a willingness to learn—design and digital communication tools Is comfortable working both independently and collaboratively
  • Is able to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines
  • Demonstrates professionalism and good judgment when representing the organization and interacting with children, families, volunteers, and community partners
  • Is comfortable working within and supporting the mission of a Christian nonprofit organization

Prior professional experience is not required. We are looking for someone with strong potential who wants to develop their skills through meaningful, hands-on experience.

What You Will Gain

By the end of the internship, the student will have the opportunity to build practical experience in:

  • Nonprofit marketing and communications strategy
  • Social media content development and management
  • Photography and video content capture
  • Professional writing and editing
  • Graphic design and brand consistency
  • Email and digital communications
  • Basic website content management
  • Content organization and workflow systems
  • Campaign planning and execution
  • Building a professional portfolio with real-world communications projects

The intern will work closely with the Director of Marketing & Communications and receive regular feedback, coaching, and opportunities to take increasing ownership of projects based on their skills and interests.