Internship Programme
About this opportunity
Internship in Abuja, Nigeria. Offers practical experience in Programmes or Communications and Advocacy. Requires a Bachelor’s degree, Nigerian citizenship, NYSC completion, and evidence of completion.
International Alert Internship Programme in Abuja offers hands-on experience in Programmes or Communications and Advocacy, allowing interns to collaborate with professionals, contribute to projects, and gain practical skills. The role is open to Nigerian citizens with a Bachelor’s degree, having completed the NYSC, and willing to provide proof of completion. This internship provides real-world experience in a humanitarian and advocacy context, ideal for career development in these fields.
What it offers
- Practical experience in either Programmes or Communications and Advocacy under expert supervision.
- Opportunity to participate in project activities and contribute to organizational outputs.
- Development of practical skills relevant to career aspirations.
Who can apply
- Nigerian citizens with a Bachelor’s degree from a recognized tertiary institution.
- Must have completed the mandatory one-year National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme and be able to provide evidence of completion.
What you'll do
- Work alongside experienced professionals in Programmes or Communications and Advocacy teams.
- Contribute to project activities and support organizational goals.
- Assist in output generation and skill development aligned with career goals.
How to apply
- Submit applications through the International Alert website (specific link not provided).
- Include evidence of Bachelor’s degree and NYSC completion.
Good to know
- Internship location: Abuja, Nigeria.
- No explicit mention of stipends, housing, or language requirements.
- Duration not specified; likely short-term (e.g., 3–6 months).
Key details
Documents needed
- proof of Bachelor’s degree
- evidence of NYSC completion
How to apply
- submit applications via the International Alert website
- include required documents
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