Applications for the BRIDGE Internship Program are being accepted as part of the Building Resources Across Communities (BRAC) “commitment to developing the next generation of leaders in the development sector.”
The goal of the six-month, paid BRIDGE Internship Program is to connect young people with opportunities to help them create a better world. Interns will participate in several projects that will take them around Bangladesh, allowing them to interact with and learn from a variety of teams tackling some of the world’s most pressing social issues.
Among the program’s advantages are:
- Certification upon completion and a paid internship.
- The chance to be considered for BRAC’s early career hiring.
- Opportunity for exposure and education from a global development organization.
- It’s a chance to put your problem-solving abilities to the test by offering solutions to challenging problems.
- An interactive onboarding process that offers the chance to gain knowledge from dedicated mentors.
BrandSpur national news stories report that the duties of interns consist of:
- Carrying out allocated projects daily.
- Working together with different initiatives, departments, and field offices.
- Creating presentations and reports.
- Develop a problem-solving approach centered on research.
- While working on tasks, offer creative concepts and ideas.
- Assisting the group in organizing meetings, fieldwork, and events.
To qualify
- The candidate must have earned a degree in any field from a recognized university.
- The candidate must be in their final semester of college or have a bachelor’s degree.
- Involvement in extracurricular activities.
Selection
- Application with Intention Letter
- Interview
The application deadline has not yet been announced. To apply, click HERE .
