International Relations in Africa program
Art in Tanzania has 15-40 participants who assist in community work throughout the year. Participants come from different parts of the world. In addition, we work with over 400 universities that offer placements for their students to learn and work in programs in Africa.
Developing and studying how NGOS operate in development work in international relations.
Your tasks include the following:
Practical community development work in African societies, including schools, companies, various target groups such as women’s development groups, environmental tasks, etc.
We collaborate with NGO consortia, such as UNICEF and the UN, to achieve specific targets for developing Tanzanian society.
Human rights advocacy work and support. Advocate for African development aid and how communities benefit from it.
We can tailor your tasks to your internship preferences, including your preferred focus, academic studies, and previous experience.
Art in Tanzania has been collaborating to develop the EU Volunteering and Internship Training area.
Contact us for more information. Apply for the placement.
Cross-Project Involvement
Be part of all ongoing projects, learn about what’s happening on the compound, solve interns’ problems, organise departments to work together, assist with education and environmental projects, and help new volunteers and interns with their projects. These tasks will provide you with a valuable experience of how NGOs operate in a developing country.
NGO Daily Management
Become a team leader on the compound, monitor weekly reports of other interns from various professions, solve human resource-related issues, assist in team project management, develop long-term goals and new approaches to problems, organise team meetings, and assist in NGO financing, accounting, and grant application preparation work.
Please fill in the Volunteering and Internship application form
