2023 Summer Internship Opportunities

Hiring Organization: International Fresh Produce Association
Employment type: Internship
Job Location: Newark, DE
Application Due Date: January 27, 2023

2023 Summer Internship Opportunities with International Fresh Produce Association.

Paid internships where selected applicants gain real-work experience in an industry that makes a difference!

Visit freshproduce.com/internships to learn more details. 

IFPA is offering twelve paid, 10-week project-based virtual internships that will explore subjects relevant to students’ academic studies through hands-on experience with IFPA and the produce industry. There are three available internships in each of these four areas: 

Applicants should be a current Sophomore or Junior (rising Junior or Senior undergraduate student at the time of the summer of 2023 internship) in a STEM based or Agriculture degree program at an accredited college or university in good standing. Funding for this position is grant-based, with the goal of promoting participation in the agriculture and food systems workforce by groups who are noticeably underrepresented in the field, including but not limited to women and people of color.

Applications will be accepted beginning Monday, November 28, 2022 through Friday, January 27, 2023. Interested applicants who possess minimum qualifications for this position must first create an account to continue to the IFPA 2023 Summer Internship Application. 

*More detailed application instructions can be found in each of the Job Description links above.

 

 

For more information, visit freshproduce.com/internships or contact Program & Education Manager, Barbara Hochman at BHochman@freshproduce.com. 

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