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Put your skills to work with FFI.

Explore paid work, campus volunteering, residential program support and internships. Find the kind of contribution that fits your experience.

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Special Projects Coordinator

DURHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE · IN PERSON

20 hoursper week
$20per hour
Part timehourly role

Help turn FFI’s ideas into completed projects. Work with our Operations Manager across events, donor outreach, program support, technology and campus operations.

What you will work on

Help coordinate Golf Fore Peace, Pints for Peace and the annual Roast. Support donor outreach, sponsorship research and fundraising campaigns.

Improve systems using Google Workspace, AI and other tools. Help with program schedules, materials, participant communications and campus projects.

What you will bring

Initiative, reliability, willingness to learn, strong organisation, communication and follow through. Comfort learning technology and working across different tasks.

A valid driver’s licence and ability to pass a background check.

Schedule, compensation and expectations

This role is based at FFI in Durham for 20 hours per week at $20 per hour. No employee benefits are provided. All hours worked are recorded and compensated.

Some assignments involve evenings, weekends or travel, with schedules coordinated in advance. The role may grow into a full time salaried position with additional program responsibilities, depending on FFI’s needs and resources.

Contact FFI about this role

PROGRAMS, CAMPUS LIFE AND PRACTICAL SUPPORT

Current roles and opportunities

FFI’s work brings together program leadership, the daily life of its campuses and people who want to contribute their skills.

Paid roles, volunteering and internships have different commitments and arrangements. Explore the role profiles below, then contact the relevant team about current availability and terms.

For occasional volunteering or a group service project, start with the Volunteer page.

CHOOSE THE KIND OF INVOLVEMENT

PAID ROLE · NEW HAMPSHIRE

Program leadership

Design and deliver learning experiences, support alumni leadership and use evidence to strengthen FFI’s programs.

Program Manager role details

This role brings together program design, curriculum development, delivery and evaluation, including work with youth and alumni. The published profile includes staff and alumni facilitation, community relationships, program reporting and contributions to events and fundraising.

Commitment: full-time, based at FFI headquarters in New Hampshire. The profile describes on-site office work, residential programs, national and international travel, nights and weekends.

Experience: at least five years in a related field; a bachelor’s degree or equivalent relevant experience; active teaching certification; a valid driving licence and background check. The role calls for program ownership, communication skills and familiarity with experiential learning.

Published compensation: $65,000 annually, health, vision and dental coverage, 15 days of accrued leave, 10 flexible holidays and retirement options after six months. Confirm current terms with FFI.

To express interest: email your résumé and a cover letter explaining your understanding of FFI and ideas for its programs. Applicants moving from outside the area should describe their housing plans.

Contact FFI about program leadership

VOLUNTEER · ANNALONG, NORTHERN IRELAND

Campus care

Help make the Friends Forever Centre welcoming, prepared and useful for the groups and guests who stay there.

Volunteer Caretaker role details

The Annalong role supports the Friends Forever Centre’s dormitory and cottages: preparing spaces, helping with guest arrivals and departures, light housekeeping, laundry, supplies and practical campus care.

The published profile describes an on-site volunteer stay of at least two months, with accommodation and meal support. It includes reporting maintenance issues, following campus safety guidance and keeping useful handover notes.

Contact the Annalong team to discuss availability, tasks and the arrangements for a stay, including any eligibility requirements. Send a short cover letter and CV or résumé with your proposed dates and interests.

Contact the Annalong team

INTERNSHIP · PROJECT DEPENDENT

Learn through contribution

Connect your studies with a practical project and develop skills while supporting FFI’s work.

Internship details

Internships are developed around the student’s learning goals and useful work for FFI. Possible contributions include project support, research, records and correspondence, communications and preparation for meetings or events.

The published profile asks for at least two years of university study, careful attention to detail, communication skills and the ability to organize work. In-person and remote arrangements are considered according to the project.

Include your area of study, availability, relevant skills and any academic requirements. Scope, supervision and terms should be agreed before the placement begins.

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MAKE A USEFUL FIRST INTRODUCTION

Applying to work with FFI

Name the role or type of involvement that interests you. Include your location, availability and relevant experience.

Paid roles and internships: office@ff.international
Annalong campus volunteering: annalong@ff.international

If FFI directs you to its existing online application, open the original form (Google sign-in required).

TAKE THE NEXT STEP

Employment enquiries

Ask about current openings or share a skill and area of interest. We can help identify the right next step.

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The people who carry the work forward

Alumni help the next team find its feet.

Former participants return as trainers, program leaders and fellows. They bring the experience of having been part of a team themselves into the work of supporting new participants.

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