African Development Bank Announces Paid Internship Opportunities, Lists Criteria: “Apply Now"
- The AfDB is inviting graduate and postgraduate students to apply for its internship position
- The position will allow students to gain hands-on experience in international development and finance
- The interns will be selected based on the areas of the bank's focus, which include Economics, Agriculture among others
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The African Development Bank (AfDB) has announced exciting internship opportunities for students seeking professional experience.
In a message shared on its website, AfDB said selected candidates will be deployed in various departments at Headquarters (Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire) and regional and Country Offices.
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The bank has also mentioned that selected interns will receive monthly stipends, which will assist in obtaining entry and residence visas for those requiring them.
AfDB's message on its website reads:
"The programme will provide students with an opportunity to acquire professional and practical experience at the African Development Bank.
"Also, it will provide banks with a pool of potential candidates for future recruitment purposes
"However, applicants should not expect the internship to lead to immediate employment with the Bank.
"The Bank will run two (2) internship sessions during the year 2024. This announcement is for session 1, which will commence in January 2024.
"The announcement for session 2 will be made in April 2024 and session 2 will commence in July 2024."
Eligibility Criteria:
- Age: Up to 30 years old.
- Enrolled in a master's level degree program.
- Nationals of African Development Bank member countries.
- Fluent in English or French.
- Proficiency in software packages (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access).
Application Procedure:
AfDB said applicants will only be considered if they submit a complete online application and attach a comprehensive Curriculum Vitae (CV) before Thursday, October 26, 2023, to hrdirect@afdb.org.
For more details, use this link.
Nana Aba urges companies not to send NSS & intern personnel on "waakye" errands
YEN.com.gh reported that well-known Ghanaian journalist Nana Aba Anamoah recently encouraged media houses to provide learning opportunities for students in internship programs.
She shared that whiling away the time of interns with unnecessary errands does more harm than good.
She pleaded with senior reporters and supervisors in the media space to provide up-and-coming ones with the tools that would help them on their career paths.
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