Looking for an entry level job or internship in organizing? This is an overview of how to approach the search and a list of companies that might have relevant entry level and internship opportunities.
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Most positions in organizing are in non-profits, so an interest in the cause the non-profit is promoting is a major plus. While the duties of an organizer can vary widely, your main job as an organizer is to get people interested in the organization’s cause. Depending on your exact position, you may organize volunteers, canvassers, members of your non-profit’s userbase, or activists, getting all of them involved and passionate. Basically, you make sure the people who are interested in the cause are organized and ready to act.
While some positions in organizing require a bachelor’s degree, not all of them do. Just as important is your interest in the cause, so any experience you have that’s related to that (or to the non-profit world in general) will help.
| SICU RN - Surgical ICU Nurse Nurses 24/7 New York, NY | View |
| Organized and Proactive Part-time Family Assistant Town + Country Menlo Park, CA | View |
| Physician: PM&R Opportunity with an Excellent Illinois Rehabilitation Organization CompHealth Herrin, IL | View |
| Organizational Change Lead Integrated DNA Technologies Coralville, IA | View |
| Learning and Organization Development Partner ("L&OD") [24]7 Campbell, CA | View |
| Director, Organizational Effectiveness Spectrum Stamford, CT | View |
| Manager, Organizational Effectiveness - Human Resources Sanford Health Sioux Falls, SD | View |
| Member Services and Organizational Learning Business Partner (25302) Johnsonville, LLC Holton, KS | View |
| Organizational Change Management (OCM) Communications Specialist DentaQuest Miami, FL | View |
| Learning and Organizational Development Administrator Kamehameha Schools Honolulu, HI | View |
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