Internships · International
One year.
A whole new world.
One year of international mission and personal transformation. Give your life to something bigger than yourself.
One year.
Your year
You and the world will never be the same.
As an international intern, you will learn how to develop a deep relationship with God, serve as part of a team on mission, be immersed in an entirely new culture and build new ministry skills you will use for a lifetime. Contribute to God’s work and help raise up local staff in each location.
The details
What to know.
Deadline
Apply by March 1
To make sure international interns have enough time to prepare, applications are due on March 1.
Training
You are not alone
We will train you to engage across cultures, minister in a sports context and build a team of financial ministry partners.
Length
12 months
Most international internships begin August 1 and end the following July. Exact dates vary by location.
International partnerships
Help launch ministry in new countries.
International internships are a big part of how Athletes in Action helps launch ministry in new countries. Along with Spring Break trips that serve the same countries, interns join a team of leaders from the host country to jumpstart ministry to athletes and coaches. Today, there are four global partnership locations.
Your next steps
How to apply.
01
Read the info packet
Learn about locations, costs and what to expect in the international internship info packet.
02
Fill out the interest form
Tell us about yourself on our interest form, and our team will follow up.
03
Apply by March 1
Applications for the next year are due March 1, so start early.
We would love to help.
Questions? Email our recruiting team at recruiting@athletesinaction.org.
Find another fit
Other ways to join our team.
Full-time
Full-Time Staff
Serve athletes full-time on campus, with a sport team or at our national office.
Internships
U.S. internships
Serve for a year on a campus, with a sport team or at our national office.
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