Summer Internship Program
IFC hires summer interns each year for a minimum period of four weeks
between May and September to work on discrete projects in Washington, DC or in
one of IFC’s country or regional offices. IFC’s summer internships are paid
positions. The program is very competitive: we receive about 1500 applications
each year, from which 30-40 candidates are selected. Following a thorough
evaluation process at the conclusion of the internship, successful
interns are encouraged to apply for an Associate Investment Officer, or any
other full-time opportunity available after graduation.
Summer Interns are assigned to an industry, regional or service department within IFC. Assignments cover various areas of work, such as sector-specific business development, investment proposal review, financial modeling and analysis, advisory services strategy, and ex-post investment project evaluation. The assignment depends on the needs of the department and the particular fit for the candidate.
Summer Interns are assigned to an industry, regional or service department within IFC. Assignments cover various areas of work, such as sector-specific business development, investment proposal review, financial modeling and analysis, advisory services strategy, and ex-post investment project evaluation. The assignment depends on the needs of the department and the particular fit for the candidate.
The deadline for application is January 15, 2012.
Selection Criteria
Candidates must be in the first or second-to-last year of an MBA or
similar graduate program. Specific selection criteria include:
·
For investment positions, work experience (3-6 years) in international
finance, which could include corporate finance, investment banking, financial
consulting, private equity, credit analysis, or commercial banking
·
Knowledge of sectors relevant to IFC and emerging markets experience
preferred
·
Strong analytical, communication and negotiation skills
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Business development and client relationship skills
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Enthusiasm for working in multicultural teams and across borders
·
Fluency in English; proficiency in one or more of Arabic, Chinese,
French, Russian and Spanish strongly preferred
·
Commitment to sustainable private sector development
Application and Process
IFC accepts applications on-line from December 1 through January
15 of each year. Applications of short-listed candidates will be
posted in an Internship Program database accessible by all IFC departments
globally. Individual departments contact candidates directly for interviews and
usually conclude their hiring decisions between mid March and end of April.
Please visit the website on or after February 15 to find out if you have been
short-listed but keep in mind that not all short-listed candidates will be
contacted for interviews.
2012
Summer Internship Program Recruitment
The application period for the 2012 Summer Internship Program is
currently open through January 15, 2012. Please submit your application by
clicking on the link below.
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