Analytics Internship

About Genesis:

Genesis promises and delivers impact at scale. There are many interesting insights in the world. And many plans one can make. But we believe the only thing that matters is impact delivered at scale. That is our promise. We work across the whole impact chain: We identify opportunities for outsized change, run diagnostics, create solutions and build coalitions for that change. We also do detailed design, mobilise resources and ultimately support successful implementation, often in challenging environments.

Genesis specialises in the Young World. These are countries with young populations and a growing workforce. While developed nations face demographic decline, a fundamentally different reality is emerging across Africa, the Middle East and South Asia. This Young World: is home to 4.2 billion people with a median age of just 22; is where three out of every four babies on Earth are born; and will have 1.2 billion additional workers entering the global economy in the next 25 years.

The Young World represents an unprecedented concentration of human and economic potential and our work helps to unlock it.

Genesis helps clients navigate the big transitions. All Young World countries have to navigate the same five critical transitions.

The human transition: Build the foundational human capital - in health, education and nutrition - that allows young people to succeed.

The economic transition: Channel young populations into productive, inclusive economic activity linked to global demand.

The AI transition: frontier Technology linked to universal access promises change at an unprecedented scale. But countries also need to manage massive change to economies, locally and internationally.

The urban transition: Transform explosively growing cities into habitable environments and engines of value creation.

The climate transition: Build resilient societies through appropriate energy access and adapting to extreme and adverse weather.

For Genesis, as an African-founded and headquartered impact firm, the Young World is not just a market - it includes our home.

About the Practice:

THE HEALTH PRACTICE

Genesis Analytics is an African firm with a mission of social change and focus on finding new, measurable solutions to addressing the challenges and opportunities working in the majority world through a localised approach.

The Health Practice works to strengthen health systems and outcomes across the continent by combining analytical depth, technical expertise, and strategic insight. Our team brings together specialists in research, data, digital innovation, and health financing, with strong experience across infectious diseases and RMNCH+N. We partner with governments, multilateral and bilateral organisations, foundations, and NGOs to design, implement, and evaluate programmes that advance equitable, resilient, and sustainable health systems.

Role Description:

We are seeking a dynamic and motivated individual to join the TB_TSU to support the National End TB Campaign. This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in designing, delivering, and managing social media campaigns in the Public Health Sector. You will provide day-to-day support in implementing and monitoring the End TB social media campaign, ensuring consistent, high-quality, and evidence-based online engagement aligned with national communication objectives and branding guidelines.

Key responsibilities:

You will support the SBCC Lead in the following tasks:

• Content Planning & Development
• Visual Design & Storytelling
• Community Engagement & Page Management
• Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting
• Influencer & Partnership Support
• Campaign Events & Activations

We are committed to ensuring that this internship is a structured learning experience that builds practical skills, professional confidence, and long-term employability. The Social Media Intern will not only support campaign activities but will actively develop new competencies through guided mentorship, training, and exposure to national-level public health communication work. The intern will receive hands-on training in:

• Social and Behaviour Change Communication (SBCC) theory and application
• Digital content strategy and audience segmentation
• Drafting messages for national dissemination
• Engaging with communities and influencers
• Translating complex health information into simple, compelling content

To deepen their learning, the intern will participate in:

• Monthly Campaign Review Meetings
• Working sessions with stakeholders and provincial teams

Content planning workshops

Field activations, pop-ups, and community engagement events

You are likely to have:

• Degree/Diploma in Communications, Digital Media, Public Health, or Marketing.
• Proficiency in Canva, Adobe Express, or CapCut.
• Strong writing and storytelling skills.
• Basic analytics understanding.
• Excellent project management skills, including the ability to plan, organise, and prioritise tasks effectively, while maintaining attention to detail.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to identify issues, evaluate options, and implement effective solutions.
• Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to collaborate and influence stakeholders at all levels of the organisation.