Career Development & Programmes Intern

About the role

The Career Development & Programmes Intern at LeadMe Career Crisis Unit (LeadMe CCU) is a fully on-site, three-month internship based at the LeadMe CCU office in Lebanon. Reporting to the Unit President, the intern supports the design, delivery and evaluation of career development, training and community initiatives.

Key responsibilities

• Assist in planning and coordinating fast tracks, workshops, short courses and training programmes.
• Contribute to programme development, session planning and the preparation of learning materials.
• Observe experienced facilitators and develop practical workshop facilitation and group management skills.
• Prepare and co-facilitate workshops and learning activities under supervision.
• Support the administration of diagnostic tools, assessment processes and report preparation.
• Research career development, employability and workplace wellbeing topics.
• Support the management and engagement of professional communities, and take part in social initiatives, awareness campaigns and community projects.
• Coordinate with trainers, facilitators, participants, volunteers and stakeholders.
• Assist with programme registrations, scheduling, attendance and participant follow-ups.
• Collect feedback and contribute to programme evaluation and impact monitoring.
• Maintain organised records and keep participant information confidential.
• Take part in team meetings, brainstorming sessions and the development of new programmes.

Required profile

• Undergraduate student or recent graduate in Psychology, Human Resources Management, Education and Educational Psychology or Social Sciences.
• Strong interest in career development, professional wellbeing, training and community initiatives.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Confidence in interacting with individuals and facilitating groups, or willingness to develop these skills.
• Creativity, initiative, professional attitude, reliability and attention to detail.
• Availability to commit to a three-month, fully on-site internship.
• Previous experience in volunteering, student clubs, workshop organisation, public speaking, community projects or educational activities is an advantage but not mandatory.