JAAGO Internship Program
Passionate about social change? Looking to gain hands-on experience in the nonprofit sector? Step into the world of impact and personal growth with JAAGO Foundation's Internship Program!
Whether you're a school student or a university graduate, the dynamic JAAGO Internship Program offers you a unique opportunity to make a difference while building valuable skills for your future careers.
Come join us in our mission of breaking barriers and empowering communities!
Why Choose
JAAGO's Internship Program?
Hands on experience
Gain real-world experience by working on impactful projects in education, communications, fundraising, and project management.
Mentorship and Professional Growth
Benefit from mentorship by experienced professionals and participate in workshops on career skills like public speaking, teamwork, and project management.
Flexible Opportunities
Choose an internship structure that fits your schedule - whether you're a university student seeking course credits or a school student wanting to make a difference during holidays.
Build a Network in the Nonprofit Sector
Participate in networking events, shadow senior staff, and meet leaders in the development sector through guest talks.
Recognition for Your Efforts
Earn certificates of completion, digital badges for achievements, and the chance to be featured for outstanding contributions.
Success Stories from Our Interns
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Rahim, Former Intern
The mentorship I received at JAAGO was phenomenal. It gave me the confidence to pursue a career in the nonprofit sector, and I have since secured a role with an international NGO.
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The mentorship I received at JAAGO was phenomenal. It gave me the confidence to pursue a career in the nonprofit sector, and I have since secured a role with an international NGO.
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The mentorship I received at JAAGO was phenomenal. It gave me the confidence to pursue a career in the nonprofit sector, and I have since secured a role with an international NGO.
Frequently Asked Questions
The internship is open to school, college, and university students who are passionate about social development and eager to gain practical experience.
Interns may work in areas like education, fundraising, communications, event management, and program coordination, depending on the foundation's needs and the intern's interests.
The internship usually lasts between 3 to 6 months, with flexible timing options based on mutual agreement.
No, the internship is voluntary. However, interns gain valuable experience, skills, and a recommendation letter upon successful completion.
Interns typically follow office hours, which are Sunday to Thursday from 10:30 AM to 5:00 PM(flexible for interns). Flexibility can be discussed depending on the intern’s academic or professional commitments.
Interested candidates can send their CVs to [email protected] with a brief cover letter explaining their interest in the program.
Tasks vary depending on the department but may include research, event planning, report writing, or assisting with campaigns and program implementation.
No, all interns who complete the program successfully will receive a recommendation letter recognizing their contribution.
Extensions may be possible based on mutual agreement between the intern and the foundation.
For further inquiries, you may email [email protected].