Description
Join a fun and flexible team and enhance your skills to build a solid professional foundation. As a Social Impact (also known as Corporate Social Responsibility – CSR) Intern you will:
* Promote Oracle’s world‑leading Volunteering Programme with passion and enthusiasm
* Become an advocate for volunteering in Oracle UK and help grow our community of volunteers
* Lead your own local and UK‑wide volunteering projects, working with a range of charities
* Provide guidance and advice on compliance with local and global policies
* Promote volunteering opportunities through internal communication channels, including quarterly newsletters, inspiring your colleagues to join you in helping change people’s lives
* Monitor employee participation, produce slides and presentations for senior management and key stakeholders
* Co‑ordinate strategic planning meetings (agenda’s, logistics, attendees, minutes, actions)
* Assist Social Impact Leads in the running of the programme in the UK
* Participate in special projects as appropriate
What’s In It For You?
* Benefit from joining a supportive team who will assist your professional and personal development
* Learn how to build effective corporate communications for a variety of audiences, at all levels and across a range of platforms
* Build a personal network of colleagues across teams, organisations, and communities around the globe
* Participate in various Employee Resource Groups and communities, including the UK Intern Community
* Practice and improve presentation skills
* Develop software skills using Slack, PowerPoint, Excel etc.
* Access to online learning resources
Responsibilities – What You’ll Bring
* Energetic, articulate, and motivated students with the right attitude and aptitude to succeed in a fast‑paced business
* Undergraduate students completing a university placement programme in the UK.
* High level of energy, drive, commitment, self‑belief, and achievement‑orientation
* A real team player
* Good time management
* Good interpersonal skills
* Able to analyse data/situations and draw logical conclusions
* The ability to self‑manage, with strong organisational and planning skills
* Self‑motivated to continuously expand personal and professional knowledge
* Keen to learn and develop new skills, not afraid to fail
* Basic understanding of working with MS Office products
Oracle is committed to including people with disabilities at all stages of the employment process. Oracle is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability and protected veterans’ status, or any other characteristic protected by law. Oracle will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records pursuant to applicable law.
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