Liaison Intern (Liaison team – Vancouver, Canada)

IMPORTANT: Your application will only be considered for the city where you study.

 What is your role? Based at the Broadcast Information Office (BIO) in the stadium and relaying venue information/content to the Liaison team based at the International Broadcast Centre (IBC). 

What are your responsibilities? Assist the key people from the Liaison Team. 

Broadcast Information Manager (BIM): 

• Distribute general event/venue information and updates. 

• Inform broadcasters about the location and setup of their booked facilities within the stadium. 

• Assist with Broadcast Booking Tickets/Access (BBTs), according to the Booking confirmations, for distribution to the designated broadcasters. 

FIFA Media Partnerships Services Manager (MPSM), Senior Broadcast Liaison Officers (SBLOs) and Broadcast Liaison Officers (BLOs): 

• Acting as first point of contact for Media Partners (MPs) at each venue who require local information and tips. 

• Liaise with the Media Department at each site to ensure that broadcasters receive the same information as the press journalists. 

• Providing support to MPs’ on-site unilateral operations. 

• Labelling unilateral positions, timing interviews where needed, etc. 

Where will you be located? BC Place Stadium – Vancouver, Canada

Whom will you work with? Broadcast Information Manager (BIM)/Broadcast Liaison Staff/FIFA MPSM 

Required availability: June-July 2026 

Training/onboarding: Training by Booking & Liaison Management. Practical Training on site by BIM/Liaison Team on the interns’ first working day. 

 Your background: Media/Broadcast & Communication, Foreign Languages, International Relations, Sports Management 

Skills needed for this role: 

• Fluent English, another language will be an asset, familiarity with Microsoft Office Suite 

• Service oriented/dedicated 

• Good organisational skills and ability to maintain a high level of concentration 

• Work in high pressure environment 

Tagged as: International Relations, Sports Management