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INTERN AT JASG
Internship Availability: Spring, Summer, & Fall Semesters Hours / Days: Negotiable Compensation: Not Available; See Benefits/Perks Benefits/ Perks: Great experience for resume building, opportunityto meet our corporate members, and possible course credit. Location: 1900 Century Place, Suite #112, Atlanta, Georgia 30345 Contact: Maki Murahashi (Office Administrator) 404-842-1400 or Admin@JASGeorgia.org Career Field of Internship The Japan-America Society of Georgia’s (JASG) internship program promotes an individual in several different career fields, including: Event Planning, Fundraising, Foreign Languages, International Business/Relations, and Public Relations. Organization Description The Japan-America Society of Georgia is a non-profit organization comprised of Japanese and American corporations and individuals with an interest in Japan and U.S.-Japan relations. JASG’s goal is to raise the level of knowledge among Georgians about Japan and its culture and to help those Japanese relocating here to assimilate into Georgian culture. We provide a forum for the exchange of culture as well as business ties. Our mission is to promote business, commerce, cultural, and mutual understanding between Japan and the State of Georgia. Internship Description The intern will be responsible for a variety of tasks, including: 1) Assisting with social media management and planning of programs. 2) Working with staff to assist the needs of corporate and individual members as well as associate organizations. 3) Compiling research data for fundraising, various business, cultural, and educational projects and office improvement activities. Intern Qualifications An individual that is organized, self-determined, willing to learn, and has an interest in the U.S.-Japan relationship or international studies. To interested applicants, in lieu of a regular application, please submit a cover letter explaining why you would like to intern with us and an updated resume to Admin@JASGeorgia.org. |
To promote business, cultural, educational and social exchange, The Japan-America Society of Georgia offers a unique experience for students and Young Professionals (YPs) interested in US-Japan relations to learn about a Japan-related career in Georgia. By collaborating with industry leaders, mentees have the opportunity to develop valuable professional and life skills while gaining insights into what it takes to be a successful global citizen. Types of Mentoring
Why Become a Mentee and How Do I Apply? Mentees will receive the invaluable opportunity to develop communication skills, learn about future career paths, receive invaluable feedback and encouragement, and expand your professional network. As a mentee, students and YPs work with someone senior and experienced who can exchange their knowledge and expertise. To participate in the Georgia-Japan Mentorship Program, mentees should be a member of The Japan-America Society of Georgia and (1) have an interest in U.S.-Japan relations; (2) have a positive outlook and attitude; (3) be eager and open to learn proactively; (4) be patient, responsive and respectful of mentor's role and time; (5) be comfortable receiving objective feedback and guidance. Why Become a Mentor? Research has found that today's employees are looking for career paths that help them develop their skills and expand their networks. They also want to work for companies that genuinely care about employee satisfaction. Mentors will effectively make a difference in a young person’s life while developing leadership skills and gaining rewarding experience both personally and professionally. MENTORSHIP PROGRAM APPLICATION
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The Japan-America Society of Georgia, Inc.
is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote
mutual understanding between the people of Japan and the state of Georgia
Phone: 404-842-1400 Email: Admin@JASGeorgia.org