Internship opportunities are available with The Byrd’s Nest, LLC consulting specializing in professional development, cultural diversity, intercultural communication.
Job Description: The intern (s) will work support Bettina Byrd-Giles, professional development consultant, by performing several of the following duties:
1. Help coordinate seminars, discussions, or events
2. Assist with social media (FB, LinkedIn, blogs)
3. Help with marketing and public relations
4. Research topics
5. May write summaries, descriptions, articles or abstracts
6. Communicate with clients, participants electronically and/or in person
7. May represent consultant at local events
2. Assist with social media (FB, LinkedIn, blogs)
3. Help with marketing and public relations
4. Research topics
5. May write summaries, descriptions, articles or abstracts
6. Communicate with clients, participants electronically and/or in person
7. May represent consultant at local events
Requirements:
1. Excellent writing skills
2. Experience in using Microsoft Office suite.
3. Current student at a college or university
4. Flexible attitude
5. Works well independently
2. Experience in using Microsoft Office suite.
3. Current student at a college or university
4. Flexible attitude
5. Works well independently
Credits: Internship credit hours as agreed upon by instructor and Ms. Byrd-Giles
Compensation: Course Credit
Compensation: Course Credit
Please forward resumes and letters of interest to thebyrdsnestllc@bellsouth.net.
For more information about the work of Ms. Byrd-Giles, visit:
I am currently enrolled in college. The degree I am working toward right now is an Associates in Elementary Education. I think I would rather be working toward something else. My passion lies with people from other countries who are having a difficult time here. I am especially attached to the Hispanic community. Do you have any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteThere is quite a bit you can do with a degree in education. Have you considered focusing on English as a second language? Check out the UAB English Language Institute.
ReplyDeleteYou can also double major. A teaching degree is practical. It gives you a career and summers off. You can major in Spanish as your second major.