Communications & Arts Administrator Assistant: Part-time Internship

**About our workspace:** We are innovative, inclusive, collaborative, and our goal is to work collaboratively to cultivate a vibrant, healthy and equitable performing arts ecosystem, from artists to audiences. Our work environment includes: * Flexible working hours * Work\-from\-home days * Growth opportunities **About our Organization:** The **Canadian Association for the Performing Arts/l'Association canadienne des organismes artistiques (CAPACOA)** is a national arts service organization supporting the performing arts touring and presenting community. CAPACOA works to advocate for the interests of Canadian presenters, agents and managers, artistic companies, networks and other stakeholders and the communities they serve, and to provide national\-level opportunities for performing arts industry professionals to connect, collaborate, and develop skills. CAPACOA believes the arts define our society. They are essential to the quality of life of all Canadians. We believe that we must: * must meet the needs of our members * offer a strong network of peers * empower our members so they can best serve their communities * take a leadership role in the development of the performing arts in Canada * be a catalyst for innovation in the performing arts For more information about CAPACOA please visit our website:https://capacoa.ca **Communications \& Arts Administrator Assistant: Part\-time Internship** The Canadian Association for the Performing Arts (CAPACOA) is offering a paid internship for an **Communications \& Arts Administrator Assistant** position. The chosen candidate will help support the preparation, administration, and delivery of CAPACOA's numerous programs, as well as supporting the ongoing knowledge sharing, and daily activities of the organization. This role will provide the intern with an opportunity to learn more about the sector's aspirations and efforts towards sustainability, accessibility, and change. The paid intern will also grow their own skills and knowledge, preparing them for a career in the non\-profit sector. **Hourly wage:** $19\.00/hour **Hours per week:** 20\-25 (adaptable to support the student’s schooling schedule) **Length of contract:** up to 375 hours **Relationship to employer:** Employee **Location:** Remote / Work from home / Canada **Anticipated Start Date:** Mid September 2026 (flexible) \*This position is funded through The Student Work Placement Program (SWPP), with the kind support of the Cultural Human Resources Council (CHRC). This government funded program gives post\-secondary students across Canada paid work experience related to their field of study. The program supports current Canadian students, over the age of 15\. **Responsibilities** * Working with the Programs Manager to develop and execute marketing timelines, newsletters, and other related programs communication tasks. * Aiding in the logistics and event coordination of nationally impacting programs (including the in\-person co