Education
Support learning circles, prepare learning material and help document learning outcomes.
Internships
Learn by doing
Our internships give students and young graduates practical experience of how community programmes are planned, run and documented.
You work on a defined project with a mentor from our team - in the field, online or both - and finish with a piece of work you can be proud of.
- A defined project and a mentor
- In person, online or both
- Durations that suit your course
- Certificate on completion after evaluation
Internship areas
Areas you can choose
Choose one area in the application form. Each internship is built around a project in that area.
Health
Help plan health camps and awareness sessions, and prepare simple health information material.
Women empowerment
Support skill development sessions, Self-Help Group activities and financial literacy workshops.
Environment
Work on plantation, waste management and sustainable living awareness projects.
Communication & fundraising
Create content for social media, write stories with consent and support fundraising campaigns.
Research & documentation
Conduct surveys, analyse information and write reports on our programmes.
Learning outcomes
What you will learn
- How community needs are identified and programmes are planned
- Organising drives, camps and awareness sessions in the field
- Writing reports, stories and case documentation - with consent
- Communication and social media for a cause
- Working in a team with deadlines and feedback
- The ethics of working with communities and children
Duration & format
How internships are organised
DurationChoose from 4 weeks to 6 months, depending on your course.
ModeIn person, online or a mix of both.
Start dateTell us your preferred date; we confirm it after the interview.
CertificateIssued on completion, after a final evaluation of your work.
How it works
From application to certificate
- 1
Apply online
Choose an area, duration, mode and preferred start date.
- 2
Interview
A short conversation to agree on a project, a mentor and a schedule.
- 3
Orientation
Introduction to our work, the code of conduct and child safeguarding.
- 4
Your project
Work on your project with regular check-ins and feedback from your mentor.
- 5
Evaluation & certificate
A final review of your work, then your certificate in your dashboard.
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Internship application
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FAQ
Questions about internships
Who can apply?
Students of any recognised college or institute, and recent graduates who want practical experience in the social sector.
Can the internship count towards my college requirements?
Tell us about your college's requirements in the application. If we can meet them, we confirm the details - including any letters or evaluation formats your college needs - before you start.
Is the internship paid?
Our internships are learning opportunities. If an internship includes any stipend or reimbursement, this is stated clearly in writing before you start.
Can I do the internship online?
Yes, many projects can be done online or in a hybrid format. Choose your preferred mode in the form.
How many hours a week are expected?
It depends on the project and its duration. We agree on a schedule with you after the interview.
When do I receive my certificate?
After you complete the internship and a final evaluation of your work. Approved certificates appear in your dashboard.
Get involved
Other ways to get involved
Volunteer
Support community drives, awareness programmes, events, relief work and campaigns - on weekends or whenever you are free.
Apply as volunteerVolunteer Teacher
Teach children and adult learners - school subjects, spoken English, computers or life skills, in person or online.
Apply to teachStaff / Job
Work with our team on programmes, field coordination, communication and administration. No fee is ever charged to apply.
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