Internship at Project Child

Internship 2020

Introduction

Project Child Indonesia’s Internship Program provides an opportunity to combine your education with hands-on work experience in our specialized field; Practical Health, Environment and Disaster Education, Creating a Holistic Learning Experience, Technology Education, and Volunteer Engagement. The Internship Program provides opportunities for anyone who is interested to join our Program Team, Research Team, Human Capital Team, Media & IT Team, or Partnership Team.

How it Works

Online Registration > 2. Interview & Training > 3. Start The Internship

Regular & Non Regular Program

Regular Internship Program

Interns typically work at Project Child Indonesia for 1 to 12 months. It varies on the intern’s position and period of internship program proposed. Project Child’s regular internship program is conducted for 6 months consist a number of fixed positions with a permanent job description in a predetermined time period.

Internship Period :

January – June
July – December

Non Regular Internship Program

Beside regular internship program, We are also providing non regular internship program which has duration flexibility based on demand. The objective of non regular internship program is to provide a learning platform to students or fresh graduates that could only contribute for limited amount of time.

Internship Period :

Based on request

Timeline

Regular

Registration : 7-23 January 2020
Interview : 27 – 29 January 2020
Result announcement : 31 January 2020
Mandatory Training & Welcoming Party : 3, 8-9 February 2020
Internship Period : 3 Feb – 26 June 2020
Farewell Party : 27 June 2020

Separate Timeline for Sekolah Pantai (Pacitan)
Registration : 7 – 23 January 2020
Interview : 25 January 2020
Result announcement : 25 January 2020
Mandatory Training & Welcoming Party : 26 January 2020
Internship Period : 27 January – 26 June 2020
Farewell Party : 27 June 2020

Non Regular

Based on Request

Position Description

Sekolah Sungai

Community Engagement and Development Coordinator

Designing, developing, and conducting communities programs at Code, Gajahwong, and Winongo
Establishing and maintaining effective relationships with communities partners and stakeholders

Sekolah Pantai (Pacitan)

Class Coordinator

Develop the lesson plan for Sekolah Pantai class
arrange the class schedule for volunteers
arrange the educational event schedule with partner schools

Program Coordinator

Work with Community Development Manager on community engagement and development
Assist Program manager in developing program planning and execution

Photographer

Document events of the Sekolah Pantai Program through photos
Manage photos archives in PCI database
Work with social media admin for program’s publication

Videographer

Document events of the Sekolah Pantai Program through videos
Manage video archives in PCI database
Work with social media admin for program’s publication

Drinking Water Program

Event Coordinator

Developing and conducting Roadshow Event Program.

Partnership Coordinator

Dealing with potential partners for Roadshow Event Program.

Operational Coordinator

Assisting and supporting Roadshow Event Program needs.

Research Team

Research Intern

Will work in a team in conducting a research project related to Project Child’s Indonesia’s program. Understanding and/or experience in different kinds of research methodologies and data collection will be an asset.

Human Capital Department

Event Organizer

Organizing human capital events.

Human Capital Content Writer

Providing internship & volunteering content for PCI social media.

Media & IT Department

Video Editor

Providing & Editing video-based content to be used in all of PCI needs.

Content Writer

Providing content for PCI social media and website.

Social Media Admin

Managing PCI social media accounts and its resources.

Graphic Designer

Creating graphic content for PCI needs.

Program Partnership Department

Partnership Intern

Support in identifying potential partners, execute outreach and fundraising projects, and establish partnership with external parties including the Government, Universities, and Private Sectors.

Project Based Intern

You can propose your own project for your internship program. Applicable & Relevant project proposed has bigger opportunity to be accepted.

Requirement & Working Hours

Working Hours

20 hours per week
Monday – Friday 13.00 – 17.00 : Working in the office/ Program site

Reporting

You’re required to submit weekly & monthly report during the internship period

Requirement

Open to university students, recent graduates, and young professionals.
Strong communication abilities and organizational skills.
Proactive, self-driven, resourceful, and humble individuals with a willingness to learn.
Previous work experience is not required, however, experience in the field of teaching and experience working with schoolchildren is considered an asset.
Ability to work effectively as part of a team.
Ability to work in a multicultural people of different national and cultural background.

Also please bear in mind that:

PCI’s interns are not entitled to any monetary remuneration. All costs related to travel, insurance, accommodation and living expenses must be provided by either the interns or their sponsoring institutions.
The interns are responsible for obtaining the necessary visas and for arranging their travel.
Not all applicants will be accepted due to the availability of positions & projects.

Benefits

PCI’s Internship Program provides many opportunities for young people who are inspired by the ideas and works of PCI to gain more practiced skills by working on PCI’s projects. This program is open for all who are eager and excited to work voluntarily and want to directly manage PCI’s projects. The projects themselves are designed to provide the children, as our main target groups, many opportunities to improve their learning capacity. By participating as an intern in PCI you will gain more skills and improve them, these skills such as confidence, communication, responsibility, teamwork, building innovations, and also:

Certificate
Recommendation Letter (by request)
Networking opportunities.
Involving in hands-on projects.
Experience to work in international atmosphere.
Practical work assignments.
Getting an opportunity to make substantive contributions to an NGO’s work.
Learning more about project management.
Attend various events and meet new contacts as you represent PCI in various projects.

Requirement to get certificate & recommendation letter

Reach minimum 80% presence
Reach minimum 80% target

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