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Idasa Internships & Volunteer positions

IDASA has established partnerships with a number of universities and institutions to enable them to place interns at our offices.

Please note that Idasa will not be able to consider any further applications for volunteers in 2012.

A notice will be posted on this website page when a particular volunteer position becomes available within Idasa. All applicants must ensure that they send a copy of their latest CV as well as a short motivational letter that states why you are interested in volunteering for this particular position.

Please only respond to intern or volunteer positions advertised on this page. Please do not send un-sollicited applications.

There are currently no vacancies.

 

Internships: this is for students from institutions that have an official relationship with Idasa and organisations that are interested in establishing a similar arrangement. 

Please click here for more information about internships. 

 

Volunteer positions: this is for graduates and young professionals who are self-funded and who wish to work or do research at idasa in a voluntary capacity.

Please click here for more information. 

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