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World Affairs Council

2026 Fall Internship

Seattle, WA · On-site

$17 - $22.75/hr

Coordinating event logistics: developing outreach strategies, booking venues (for in-person events ... Attending virtual Council events and facilitating event implementation. * Promoting and publicizing ...

World Affairs Council

2026 Fall Internship

Seattle, WA

$17 - $22.75/hr

Coordinating event logistics: developing outreach strategies, booking venues (for in-person events ... Attending virtual Council events and facilitating event implementation. * Promoting and publicizing ...

Taylor Farms

Development Internship

Kirkland, WA

$17 - $22.75/hr

Research and develop systems to help implement new fundraising ideas effectively. * Provide ... Core Values Trustworthy Integrity Strategic Servant Leadership Jesus-centric Focused on the Mission ...

Taylor Farms

Development Internship

Kirkland, WA · On-site

$17 - $22.75/hr

Research and develop systems to help implement new fundraising ideas effectively. * Provide ... Core Values • Trustworthy • Integrity • Strategic • Servant Leadership • Jesus-centric ...

Amazon

Senior SDE, Luna Gen AI

Seattle, WA · On-site

$139K - $183K/yr

Evaluate & optimize performance - Design caching strategies, implement request optimization, and ... of non-internship professional software development experience - 5+ years of programming with at ...

Uw

Senior Prospect Research Strategist

Seattle, WA

Serve as a critical partner to Advancement services staff in the implementation and design of ... Mentor prospect research strategists, interns and student employees. As appropriate, delegate tasks ...

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As of Jun 14, 2026, the average hourly pay for internship strategy implementation in Seattle, WA is $26.26, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.71 and $32.84 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Internship Strategy Implementation vs Strategy Analyst?

AspectInternship Strategy ImplementationStrategy Analyst
Required CredentialsTypically pursuing or recent graduate, some internships may require coursework in business or related fieldsBachelor's degree in business, economics, or related field; often requires some experience or internship background
Work EnvironmentTemporary, entry-level, supervised; focuses on supporting strategic projectsFull-time, professional setting; involves analysis, reporting, and strategic recommendations
Employer & Industry UsageUsed by companies for talent development; common in consulting, finance, and corporate strategy departmentsEmployed by organizations to analyze and develop strategic initiatives across industries

Internship Strategy Implementation roles are entry-level, project-based positions designed for students or recent graduates to gain experience. Strategy Analysts are full-time professionals responsible for analyzing data and formulating strategic plans. While both roles focus on strategy, internships are learning opportunities, whereas Strategy Analysts are key contributors in strategic decision-making.

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Infographic showing various Internship Strategy Implementation job openings in Seattle, WA as of June 2026, with employment types broken down into 60% Full Time, 20% Part Time, and 20% Temporary. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $54,612 per year, or $26.3 per hour.
2026 Fall Internship

2026 Fall Internship

World Affairs Council

Seattle, WA • On-site

$17 - $22.75/hr

Part-time

Posted 28 days ago

Job description

The World Affairs Council is celebrating 75 years of advancing global understanding and engagement throughout greater Seattle. We envision a community that is connected, actively engaged, and inspired to create change in the world. The Council has long dedicated itself to fostering dialogue and debate about critical global issues. This is achieved through public events, Global Classroom programming for K-12 educators and students, and diplomacy initiatives that engage international delegations with our community. Our platform connects civic, academic, corporate, and individual members around world issues. We are part of a vibrant global city; our goal is to ensure that Seattle is visible, engaged, and globally aware.
Volunteer interns are a critical part of the World Affairs Council and will contribute to its mission while gaining hands-on work experience. The Council is seeking committed and goal-oriented volunteer interns to work in programming, development, and communications. Interns will each be assigned to one program or department and will have the opportunity to complete projects that may be used in a work portfolio or for academic credit.
General information:
  • This announcement is for interns with start dates in late August and early Septemebr 2026.
  • All positions are open until filled. Early applicants will be given priority, though applicants may not be contacted until later in the season.
  • This is an unpaid internship.

Requirements:
  • A minimum three month (twelve week) commitment of 12-20 hours each week on a regular schedule. Applications for six or nine month commitments are strongly preferred.
  • Demonstrated interest in international relations.
  • Fluent written and conversational English.
  • Practical experience with Microsoft Office.
  • Excellent time management, organization, and attention to detail.
  • No education requirement - the World Affairs Council does not require applicants to be current students. We welcome applications from all backgrounds and education levels.

Interns will be placed on one of the following teams:
Global Leadership Exchange: Research, Writing & Program Planning
The Global Leadership Exchange (GLX) team coordinates professional programs for State Department-sponsored international delegates visiting the Puget Sound region. Interns support the GLX team by researching, writing, and editing proposals and itineraries for upcoming projects. Benefits include joining international visitors to virtual meetings with local professionals, networking, learning about organizations across all fields in the greater Seattle area, experience in the nonprofit sector, and developing professional skills in international education and exchange.
Tasks include:
  • Accompanying international visitors to meetings with local professional resources.
  • Researching local resources and drafting proposals for upcoming programs.
  • Compiling and editing virtual visitor itineraries.
  • Preparing and assembling digital welcome packets and programs.
  • Producing marketing and communication materials.
  • Writing and uploading reports about meetings with international visitors.
  • Maintaining the GLX database using Salesforce.
  • Supporting the World Affairs Council with daily operations.
  • Contributing to the World Affairs Council blog.

Community Events: Event Logistics & Marketing
Community Events interns assist in coordinating all aspects of World Affairs Council events. Interns support the community events team in researching and planning stages, as well as day-of logistics for all World Affairs Council public events, both in-person and virtual. Events include panel discussions, town-hall meetings, discussion groups, and networking receptions.
Tasks include:
  • Coordinating event logistics: developing outreach strategies, booking venues (for in-person events), and overseeing details of event production, event registration, and speaker correspondence.
  • Researching and proposing ideas for new programs.
  • Attending virtual Council events and facilitating event implementation.
  • Promoting and publicizing World Affairs Council programs: researching new marketing techniques and helping with the placement of advertisements and collaboration with local organizations.

Global Classroom: Outreach to K-12 teachers and students
Global Classroom connects teachers and students with international resources, ideas, and people. Intern responsibilities may include: drafting bi-weekly newsletters; performing extensive research to prepare curriculum guides on various global topics; assisting at professional development programs; and much more. Interns will learn about the nonprofit world, education for global citizenship, K-12 professional development, and outreach strategies.
Tasks include:
  • Researching curriculum and resources to supplement professional development programs for educators.
  • Attending Global Classroom programs to assist with registration and other logistical event tasks.
  • Drafting biweekly e-mail newsletters for teachers and students.
  • Using e-mail, phone, Twitter, and Facebook for outreach about Global Classroom events, programs, and initiatives.
  • Assisting with logistics for the World Citizen Essay Contest and World Educator Award.
  • Contributing to the World Affairs Council blog.
  • Preparing promotional materials such as flyers and posters for upcoming GC programs.
  • Maintaining Global Classroom contacts in the Salesforce database.
  • Posting and updating Global Classroom events and teacher resources on the World Affairs Council website.

Community Engagement and Communications: Donor and member relations; Marketing, Branding, Graphic Design, Social Media, Photography, Copywriting and Editing, Internal and External Communications
Development and communications interns support and learn about donor and community engagement tactics with the World Affairs Council, a membership organization dedicated to educating and involving the community in global issues. Interns will be part of creating an excellent customer experience for donors and members of the Council and will learn about marketing design, messaging, social media, outreach strategies, and professional communications.
Tasks include:
  • Drafting and editing copy for publication on the website, social media, and event materials.
  • Working with staff to keep track of and post to social media: LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.
  • Executing web projects such as contributing to the World Affairs Council blog, posting content on our website, and drafting email newsletters.
  • Maintaining donor records and creating and running reports in the Salesforce database.
  • Liaising between departments within the Council, ensuring a harmonious branding strategy.
  • Supporting staff in the preparation and execution of donor and member events.
  • Monitoring external press and social media channels relevant to the World Affairs Council.

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