NCCADV is no longer accepting internship applications for the current semester. For all internship opportunities, please contact Taylour Neal at tneal@nccadv.org
With our staff engaged in statewide projects throughout our four branches of service (Training, Technical Assistance, Public Policy and Programs), staff members will seek interns to become engaged in our work to end domestic violence throughout multiple times of the year.
The student intern will work under the supervision of a staff member who meets the educational and work-related qualifications required by the student’s college or university. For students who wish to become an intern without specific academic requirements, we welcome the student to submit an application as well.
Intern positions are usually remote but may be based out of NCCADV office on 3710 University Drive, Suite 300 in Durham, NC; some tasks may require traveling off-site to other locations. A student intern may be provided with working space as needed as determined by the supervising staff member. This is contingent upon the agency’s internship needs at the time of application submission.
The student intern is expected to follow the guidelines NCCADV’s policy and procedure manual outlines, and is expected to participate in an orientation process facilitated by the agency and supervising staff member. Further tasks will be defined by the student and supervisor.