Human Resources Hiring Intern
🌍 We’re Hiring: HR Hiring Intern (Remote)
Interested in HR, recruitment, and working with people?
Relief Mission Foundation is looking for an enthusiastic HR Hiring Intern to support our recruitment process and help us bring passionate interns, volunteers, and team members into our social impact initiatives.
✨ What you’ll do:
• Post internship and volunteer opportunities
• Screen applications and shortlist candidates
• Schedule and assist with interviews
• Coordinate with candidates and support onboarding
• Maintain candidate records and help improve the hiring process
🎯 We’re looking for:
• Students, freshers, or recent graduates interested in HR/Talent Acquisition
• Good communication skills in English
• An organised and responsible work style
• Basic familiarity with Google Forms, Sheets, and Docs
• Interest in the NGO or social-impact sector
🌟 What you’ll gain:
• Hands-on recruitment and interview-handling experience
• Exposure to HR documentation and hiring processes
• Flexible remote working
• Internship Certificate
• Letter of Recommendation (based on performance)
📍 Remote | 1–3 Months | Unpaid Internship
Interested?
Comment “INTERESTED” below or send me a DM with your resume, and we’ll get in touch regarding the next steps.
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