FIBA Foundation / Fédération Internationale de Basketball (FIBA)
Basketball for Good Intern
Location: Chemin de la FIBA 1, 1295 Mies, Switzerland. Remote working is not stated.
Pay: Not stated. Do not assume this internship is paid or unpaid.
Hours and contract: 100% internship for six months. Earliest engagement date: 1 February 2027. Weekly hours are not stated.
Closing date: No closing date stated in the current advert.
Interview date: Not stated.
About the organisation and role
The FIBA Foundation is FIBA's social and legacy arm. Its Basketball for Good initiatives support projects and social entrepreneurs using basketball to create positive change in their communities. Working with the Senior Project Associate, the intern will provide operational support for Propose a Project, FIBA Open and the wider Basketball for Good portfolio.
Key duties
Coordinate Propose a Project applications, including tracking, completeness checks and applicant follow-up. Prepare assessment materials, consolidate reviewer input and keep selection records. Coordinate approved financial and Value-in-Kind support, including basketballs and equipment. Support FIBA Open team registration, participant and competition information, volunteer recruitment, registration, scheduling, briefing and on-site support. Assist with event logistics and participant communication. Maintain portfolio trackers and working documents and follow up agreed actions. Coordinate project updates, participant stories, photographs and other content. Help prepare donor and grant reports, maintain CRM grant trackers and collect data.
What they are looking for
A university degree or ongoing studies in sport management, international relations, project management, communications, event management or a related field. A team player with a basketball background and/or sport-for-development experience. Strong written and verbal communication, interest in storytelling and stakeholder engagement, and proficiency in Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Well organised, detail oriented and proactive, able to manage several operational workstreams in an intercultural environment. English and French are required; Spanish is an asset. The platform lists English and French as fluent.
How to apply
Apply exclusively through the jobup.ch advert with your CV and a cover letter. FIBA says it will respond only to profiles matching the position's requirements.
Important details
Overseas sport-for-development internship. No salary or application deadline is stated. The advert was posted 9 November 2026. The earliest start is 1 February 2027, not a closing date.
Application and source: https://www.jobup.ch/en/jobs/detail/3dd16545-dc0b-4343-bd66-343f5d39f256/
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Basketball for Good Intern
Location: Chemin de la FIBA 1, 1295 Mies, Switzerland. Remote working is not stated.
Pay: Not stated. Do not assume this internship is paid or unpaid.
Hours and contract: 100% internship for six months. Earliest engagement date: 1 February 2027. Weekly hours are not stated.
Closing date: No closing date stated in the current advert.
Interview date: Not stated.
About the organisation and role
The FIBA Foundation is FIBA's social and legacy arm. Its Basketball for Good initiatives support projects and social entrepreneurs using basketball to create positive change in their communities. Working with the Senior Project Associate, the intern will provide operational support for Propose a Project, FIBA Open and the wider Basketball for Good portfolio.
Key duties
Coordinate Propose a Project applications, including tracking, completeness checks and applicant follow-up. Prepare assessment materials, consolidate reviewer input and keep selection records. Coordinate approved financial and Value-in-Kind support, including basketballs and equipment. Support FIBA Open team registration, participant and competition information, volunteer recruitment, registration, scheduling, briefing and on-site support. Assist with event logistics and participant communication. Maintain portfolio trackers and working documents and follow up agreed actions. Coordinate project updates, participant stories, photographs and other content. Help prepare donor and grant reports, maintain CRM grant trackers and collect data.
What they are looking for
A university degree or ongoing studies in sport management, international relations, project management, communications, event management or a related field. A team player with a basketball background and/or sport-for-development experience. Strong written and verbal communication, interest in storytelling and stakeholder engagement, and proficiency in Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Well organised, detail oriented and proactive, able to manage several operational workstreams in an intercultural environment. English and French are required; Spanish is an asset. The platform lists English and French as fluent.
How to apply
Apply exclusively through the jobup.ch advert with your CV and a cover letter. FIBA says it will respond only to profiles matching the position's requirements.
Important details
Overseas sport-for-development internship. No salary or application deadline is stated. The advert was posted 9 November 2026. The earliest start is 1 February 2027, not a closing date.
Application and source: https://www.jobup.ch/en/jobs/detail/3dd16545-dc0b-4343-bd66-343f5d39f256/