Earn valuable career experience!
Want to satisfy your internship with a meaningful experience while changing the lives of hundreds of thousands of children? Here at One More Child, you will earn valuable career experience with internship opportunities that range from 4 weeks to 2 semesters. We have positions available for all career types!
Positions are filling quickly, so apply today!
Why intern with us?
- Build your professional portfolio
- Work with incredible field experts
- Learn valuable project management skills
- Enjoy the camaraderie of serving with a diverse team of Christ-centered professionals
- Serve hundreds of thousands of children and individuals around the world
- Make memories to last a lifetime
Available Positions
- Accounting
- Marketing & Communications
- Education
- Religion/Christian Ministry
- Non-profit/Business Administration
- Human Services
- Social Work
- Psychology
- Health Care
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Internship Program work?
Interns give of their services without pay in pursuit of experience and development. Students must be legally eligible for employment in the United States, and be at least 18 years of age.
What degrees and skills are needed to intern with One More Child?
We have opportunities for everyone! Whether you are in STEM, Arts, or any other program, we have a place for you!
Is there an associated cost?
There is no cost associated and One More Child does not provide any housing.
Hear from our past interns.
EMILY J.
Southeastern University Student
Mair Center in Guatemala Intern
“I have had the privilege to love on eight little ones and then watch them get reunited with their families over this past month. Eight children who came into this program malnourished and sick, but are leaving restored and healthy. Eight kiddos who now know the love of the Lord, His people, and a family.”
CAMERON G.
Florida Southern Student
Communications Intern
“I learned so much in my time interning with One More Child. The Communications team allowed me to showcase my strengths and work on my weaknesses through an extremely well rounded set of responsibilities and tasks.”
