Kilimanjaro aid Project has participants assisting the community work throughout the year. Participants come from different parts of the world. In addition, we work with some universities offering placements for their students to learn to work in programs in Africa. Our NGO management volunteers and interns bring and develop leadership and organizational skills to help us to coordinate and manage our operations. You are responsible for addressing students’ weekly plans and reports, assisting with budgets and accounts, developing ongoing community programs, and initiating new approaches. You will gain incredible experience working on a broad range of African NGO duties, sometimes in conditions where capacitation is limited.
You need to be resourceful and have a problem-solving attitude. As an NGO management intern, you will also play an active role in all projects undertaken by supporting other participants with any queries they may face, coordinating different departments to achieve shared goals, and holding team meetings to brainstorm ideas. Join the NGO management internship to work, lead, and grow, to help to create real change in Tanzania, and to make memories that will last a lifetime. Contact us for more information. Apply for the placement.
Be a part of all ongoing projects, learn about what is happening on the compound, solve interns’ problems, organize departments to work together, help in education, environmental projects etc., and help new volunteers and interns with their projects. These tasks give you a great experience in how NGOs operate in a developing country.
Become a team leader on the compound, monitor weekly reports of other interns from various professions, solve human resource-related issues, assist in project management of teams, develop long-term goals and new approaches to problems, organise team meetings, and assist in NGO financing and accounting and grant application preparation work.
Volunteering for Kilimanjaro Aid Project (KAP) is a meaningful way to make a positive impact in the lives of elders and children in Tanzania. Here are some ways to encourage people to volunteer for KAP.
