What you will be working on
The Records Management Department (RMD), as the custodian of the Board’s records and information, plays a vital role in managing the Board’s official records, ensuring important decisions and information are captured and retained. This aids in maintaining operational integrity and efficiency, comply with regulations and thus enhance our role as Trustee. As a Records Management Intern, you will have the opportunity to learn and grow with a progressive team seeking to redefine how records and information are managed in an ever-evolving records and information management landscape.
In this role, you will:
- Market Research: Conduct research on global trends on information governance and management and leverage knowledge of new technologies. Learn how emerging technologies can be applied to enhance, automate, or transform CPFB's records management processes.
- Policy Monitoring & Compliance: Understand key frameworks such as the IM4L and other public sector guidelines. Support monitoring efforts and contribute to reviews aimed at improving compliance and strengthening records and information practices.
- Data Analysis & Reporting: Use data analytics and reporting capabilities to derive insights from organisation's records. Develop skills in generating reports and visualisations to support team decision-making and strategy.
- Stakeholder Engagement: Gain experience in engaging internal stakeholders to promote awareness and adoption of good records management practices. Assist in crafting communication materials and supporting outreach initiatives.
What are we looking for
We value the diverse skills and perspectives that each intern brings. While you may not need to meet every requirement fully, having some familiarity or budding expertise in the following areas will help you make the most of this opportunity and succeed with our team.
- Currently pursuing a Degree in Business Administration, Library Science, Information Management, or a related field.
- Basic familiarity with digital filing systems or records management software is a plus.
- Interested in information or records management and exploring what these fields are about.
- Shows willingness to support process improvements and document workflows.
- Demonstrates patience and persistence when working with large volumes of information or repetitive tasks.
- Communicates clearly, both in speaking and writing.
- Keeps work organised and pays attention to detail.
- Works well independently and with others, takes initiative without needing constant supervision.
Position is on a full-time internship basis from January 2026 to August 2026.