THEC Intern

DescriptionThe Tulsa Higher Education Consortium (THE Consortium) is seeking motivated, community-minded interns who are passionate about helping students and families access higher education opportunities.This internship is ideal for students interested in education, counseling, social work, public service, nonprofit leadership, communications, or community engagement. Interns will gain hands-on experience supporting Tulsa-area students and families as they navigate the FAFSA and Oklahoma’s Promise processes.About THE ConsortiumTHE Consortium is Oklahoma’s only higher education consortium, bringing together colleges, universities, community organizations, and workforce partners to improve student success and economic mobility across the Tulsa region.Internship OverviewFamily College Access Navigator Interns will work directly with students, parents, caregivers, schools, and community organizations to increase awareness of financial aid opportunities and support successful completion of FAFSA and Oklahoma’s Promise applications.Interns will receive training, mentorship, and professional development while building valuable experience in outreach, communication, event facilitation, and student support.ResponsibilitiesFamily & Student SupportAssist families with FAFSA and Oklahoma’s Promise applicationsHelp explain financial aid processes in an approachable and supportive wayAnswer questions and connect families with additional resourcesOutreach & EngagementSupport college access events at schools and community locationsAssist with evening or weekend family workshops and information sessionsHelp distribute educational materials and follow-up communicationsCollaboration & Professional DevelopmentWork alongside THE Consortium staff and community partnersParticipate in team meetings and trainingsGain exposure to regional higher education and workforce initiativesIdeal CandidatesWe Are Looking For Interns Who ArePassionate about education and helping othersStrong communicators who enjoy working with peopleOrganized, dependable, and detail-orientedComfortable speaking with families and community membersInterested in college access, education, nonprofit work, or public servicePreferred QualificationsCurrent college student or recent graduateExperience working with youth, families, or community organizations preferredKnowledge of FAFSA or Oklahoma’s Promise is helpful, but training will be providedBilingual candidates are strongly encouraged to applySchedule Approximately 20 hours per weekFlexible scheduling based on school and event needsSome evening and weekend availability requiredGrant-funded internship positionLocationTulsa-area schools and community sites. Reliable transportation is required.