Overview
Join the Culture & Engagement team at CPF Board, where you’ll help shape a workplace experience that connects people, celebrates heritage, and strengthens organisational pride. As a Culture & Engagement Intern, you’ll support efforts to document CPF’s history and contribute to the development of a dedicated Heritage Corner that honours the organisation’s legacy. This role blends research, storytelling, and project coordination in a meaningful, people-focused environment.
What You'll Get Out of This Internship
- Hands-on experience in archival research, cataloguing, and heritage preservation
- Opportunities to support the planning of a physical heritage exhibit from concept to execution
- Development of communication and storytelling skills through narrative-building and content creation
- Exposure to organisational culture initiatives and employee engagement strategies
- Mentorship from a team dedicated to building a positive workplace environment
Key Responsibilities
- Gather historical documents, artefacts, and visual materials from teams across the organisation
- Build and maintain structured digital records to support long-term archiving and easy retrieval
- Assist in designing a clear and searchable system for cataloguing heritage items
- Contribute ideas and materials to help shape the concept of CPF’s Heritage Corner
- Coordinate with departments to source stories, quotations, and artefacts for display
- Support content creation and communication tasks for culture-related activities
- Prepare basic administrative or project documentation to keep workstreams organised
- Help ensure accuracy and consistency across all records and exhibit materials
Requirements
- Currently studying Communications, Marketing, HR, Business, or a related discipline
- Interested in heritage work, research, culture-building, or internal communications
- Enjoys organising information and working with both digital and physical records
- Comfortable speaking with staff from different teams to gather stories and materials
- Writes and communicates clearly, with attention to detail
- Able to work independently and manage tasks without constant supervision
- Curious, patient, and motivated to support meaningful culture initiatives
Who This Internship Is Ideal For
Great for students who love storytelling, history, and people-focused work, and who want to help shape how an organisation connects with its identity and culture.
About the Company
The Central Provident Fund Board (CPF Board) is Singapore’s national social security organisation, supporting citizens in retirement, housing, and healthcare needs. It manages CPF schemes, delivers digital services, and partners closely with public agencies to strengthen financial security for over 4 million members. The Board is known for its commitment to innovation, service excellence, and long-term trust-building.
Internship Details
Location: Singapore
Duration: January 2026 – May 2026
Commitment: Full-time
Working Arrangement: Hybrid
Stipend: Not specified
Application Deadline: Not specified
