INTERNSHIP Sustainability Communications

About the Role
For our Ferrero Headquarters in Luxembourg, we are currently looking for a Sustainability Communications Intern to join our team. In this role, you will help deliver Ferrero's Sustainability & Responsible Sourcing Communications Strategy.  Reporting to the Sustainability Communications lead, you will work across media, digital, social, events and AI visibility, alongside global and local teams, sourcing experts and external partners. Main

Responsibilities:
Strategy Roll-Out & Planning You will help coordinate the integrated editorial calendar across Sustainability and key raw materials. You will track the roll-out of flagship initiatives, including the Sustainability Report as a year-round narrative. You will also prepare briefing materials, timelines and status updates for internal stakeholders and agencies. Content Development You will turn Sustainability Report data and proof points into clear content, including explainers, factsheets, social posts, web copy and Q&As. You will support deploying the responsible sourcing and sustainability narrative. Digital, Social & AI Visibility You will support the generative-search (GEO) programme, including AI audits, AI-ready FAQs and monitoring. You will also draft always-on social content, including the proof-point series. Media, Events & Stakeholders You will maintain media, creator and expert mappings and help prepare press kits and briefings. You will support logistics and development for events and speaking slots. Additionally, you will help map third-party validators and partners and gather partner-voiced impact stories. Measurement & Insights You will monitor industry sustainability communications. You will collect data for the KPI scorecard, including outputs, outcomes, reputation and AI visibility. You will also produce monthly reporting and recommend improvements. About You: To be eligible for the internship, you must be enrolled in an educational institution, or the internship must start and end within 12 months after your last school enrolment period. In addition, you must already hold EU citizenship or the necessary authorization to work in Luxembourg at least until the end of August 2027. You are pursuing or have recently completed a degree in Communications, Journalism, Sustainability, International Relations, Political Science, Marketing or a related field, and have a genuine interest in sustainability, responsible sourcing, ESG or food systems. Previous internship or project experience in communications, PR, an agency, an NGO or a sustainability team will be viewed as an advantage. You have strong writing skills and are able to turn technical or data-heavy material into clear, engaging content. On top of this, the key to your success will be your strong knowledge of Excel, PowerPoint and Word. Familiarity Canva or other basic design tools, social media, content management systems and digital analytics will help you succeed in day-to-day tasks. interest in AI and generative search will be a plus. You will rely on your fluency in spoken and written English, while additional languages will be considered an advantage. Beyond your academic background, you are organized and detail-oriented and able to manage several workstreams at once. You are curious, proactive and comfortable working with senior stakeholders and international teams. You are also rigorous with facts and sources. What You Will Gain You will gain hands-on experience deploying a global corporate communications strategy, as well as exposure to how to communicate sustainability for a Fast Goods Moving Company. You will develop practical knowledge of new communication fields such as AI visibility (GEO) and evidence-based sustainability claims. You will work with Corporate Affairs, Sustainability, Procurement, agencies, NGOs and external partners. You will also benefit from a dedicated tutor, regular feedback and a portfolio of published work. Are you ready for this great challenge? Don’t miss the chance to apply

What We Offer
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- discover our benefits here. About Ferrero: Ferrero began its journey in the small town of Alba in Piedmont, Italy, in 1946. Today, it is one of the world’s largest sweet-packaged food companies, with many iconic brands sold in countries all over the world. Find out more about Ferrero at ferrero.com. DE&I at Ferrero: Ferrero is committed to building a diverse and inclusive culture in which all employees feel welcomed and appreciated and have the same opportunities. We believe all our people are equally talented in their own way. In nurturing the curiosity and natural abilities of our employees, we provide them, generation after generation, the means to succeed personally and professionally, enabling them to craft their journey at Ferrero. The diversity of our talents is what makes our work environment multicultural, innovative, and highly rewarding. Find out more here.