‍Position Overview 

We are searching for a Marketing & Communications Intern to join our team. This position is open  to all majors. This is a paid 10-week summer internship with the expectation of 40 hours a week beginning on June 3, 2024, and ending on August 9, 2024. 

The Marketing & Communications Intern will report to the Media & Marketing Manager and assist  in the generation of written, video, and image content for CMI’s marketing channels. Students in  this position will be provided with a broad understanding of the marketing operations of a mid sized performing arts organization and gain immediate knowledge through hands-on experience.  The ideal candidate can multi-task, is a quick learner, and is highly motivated. An interest in classical  music and the arts is a plus, but music experience is not required.  

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: 

• Curate clear and impactful stories through content creation and development in adherence  with brand guidelines. 
• Identify and capture key moments in CMI’s artistic and educational programming through  photography, video, and writing. 
• Communicate effectively with audiences through multiple media platforms including email,  social media, advertising, and journalism. 
• Assist Media & Marketing Manager with event media coverage, coordination, and  implementation. 
• Assist in analyzing accurate reporting metrics for internal and external use. 
• Perform general administrative duties, as needed, during the 210 Festival (6/8-6/22) to  include student check-ins and data entry 

Expected Projects and Activities: 

• Management of social media channels and schedule (Facebook, Instagram, Reels, etc.)
• Photography/Videography coverage of the 210 Festival events and programs. Training will  be provided by CMI’s Media and Marketing Department. 
• Plan and implement a digital marketing campaign with the Media & Marketing Manager to  drive sales for CMI’s 2024-2025 season 

Requirements 

• Eligibility: To be eligible to apply, applicant must be an undergraduate student and a  resident of Bexar County. This includes students who are currently enrolled as  undergraduate college students who are Bexar County residents, attending a college or  university in Bexar County or outside of the county, as long as the student is a resident  of Bexar County. 
• Equipment: A reliable laptop and cell phone are needed and will not be provided.
• Transportation: Reliable transportation is required to and from event locations. Events will  take place around San Antonio, including the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts and  Edgewood Fine Arts Academy. 
• Flexibility: Some events are held on weekends and in the evenings. Interns may be asked to  fulfill duties at these events, with adherence to a 40-hour work week schedule.  

Knowledge, skills, and abilities: 

• Strong communication skills (written and verbal) 
• Willingness to learn Canva and/or Adobe Creative Suite. Previous experience is welcome! • Knowledge of major social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, etc.)  
• Experience in Microsoft Office Programs (Word, Excel, etc.) and Google Suite (Sheets, Docs,  etc.) 
• Bilingual abilities are a plus 
• An interest in the performing arts and/or nonprofit industry is a plus

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Company Overview 

Classical Music Institute’s (CMI) mission is to cultivate classical music education and performance as  a gateway to the arts. Established as the education program of the Chamber Orchestra of San  Antonio, CMI debuted in 2016. CMI provides classical music education to Bexar County’s youth  during a two-week summer festival and year-long outreach program, using music as an instrument  for social transformation, providing access to classical music education of the highest artistic  caliber, and promoting it as an integral part of the cross-cultural essence of San Antonio. CMI is a  resident company of the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. Visit www.cmi-sa.org to learn more  about CMI’s upcoming performances, education initiatives, and outreach programming.