Program Support & Financial Literacy Intern

Location: Lynchburg
Hours: 10–15 hours per week
Duration: Summer 2026 (school schedule dependent)
Compensation: Unpaid
Academic Credit: Eligible (with school approval)

About the Program

The Ways to Work program supports individuals and families by increasing access to reliable transportation and providing financial literacy education that promotes long-term stability. Our work centers equity, access, and practical tools that help people move toward their goals.

Internship Overview

The Program Support & Financial Literacy Intern will assist with curriculum preparation, special projects, and outreach materials that support financial literacy classes and the Ways to Work program. This internship offers hands-on experience in nonprofit program operations, education, and community outreach.

Key Responsibilities

Intern responsibilities may include:

• Assembling and organizing participant packets for financial literacy classes
• Formatting, proofreading, and updating curriculum materials
• Creating worksheets or simple learning activities
• Supporting special projects related to the Ways to Work program
• Assisting with intake materials, FAQs, or internal documentation
• Helping create outreach presentations, one-pagers, or flyers
• Preparing PowerPoint or Canva presentations for community outreach
• Conducting light research on financial literacy or workforce mobility topics

Learning Outcomes

Interns will gain experience in:

• Financial literacy education support
• Nonprofit program operations
• Outreach and presentation development
• Project coordination and professional communication

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate student
• Interest in nonprofit work, financial literacy, education, public policy, or community development
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
• Proficiency with Google Docs; PowerPoint or Canva experience preferred
• Ability to work independently and meet deadlines
• No prior financial or nonprofit experience required

Supervision

• Supervised by the Program Manager
• Weekly check-ins and ongoing feedback
• Clear expectations and project guidance