Education & Social Sciences Internships

To apply for a sports management internship (or any other internship), start by submitting an application. From there, we’ll get in touch to learn more about your interests and background so we can help you find a placement that aligns with your goals. You don’t need to have previous experience in the field, just a strong area of interest, a willingness to learn, and an openness to working in a new environment.

Please note: World Endeavors interns should be 18 years or older and should have a passport valid for at least 6 months from the start of their program.

Completing the required hours for a social work internship depends on your academic or licensing needs, and World Endeavors can help you design a placement that may meet those requirements. Internship schedules vary, and we can work with you to ensure the structure supports the number of hours you need. If you have specific hour or supervision requirements, just let us know during the application process so we can help match you with a suitable placement.

Education & Social Science students might find internships that suit them in locations like England, Ireland, South Africa, Italy, and other popular spots. You might find yourself working with a school, a development center, or another organization dedicated to improving the local community. Your Program Advisor can help you find an internship that suits your unique goals and background.

That depends on what kind of experience you’re hoping to gain. Some students are interested in classroom support and teaching, while others may want to explore areas like curriculum development, educational outreach, or youth programs. World Endeavors offers a range of placements that allow you to build practical skills, work with diverse learners, and get a deeper understanding of how education works in different cultural settings.

It’s a good idea to apply for internships with World Endeavors as early as possible, especially if you have a specific timeline or destination in mind. Some placements take additional time to coordinate due to technical details or visa requirements. That said, applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so even if your timeline is tight, it’s still worth reaching out. The sooner you apply, the more options you’ll have available.