JIALD Internship Program
Jivanamasteya Impactful Action and Leadership Development
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
IMPACTFUL ACTION AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
FAQs
What is the Jivanamasteya Impactful Action and Leadership Development Internship Program (JIALD)?
JIALD is a selective program for interns, volunteers, and students who are passionate about creating positive change in the world. It is a flagship program of the Jivanamasteya Trust, a non-profit organization committed to empowering impactful leaders who can drive positive change beyond their communities and borders.
Who is eligible to apply for the internship program?
School students and other candidates with appropriate recommendation and request letters are welcome to apply if they meet our requirements. Grade 9th-12th, undergraduate or post graduate degree and other competent candidates having life experience may be eligible for our internship programs.
What is the duration of the internship?
Internships range from 15 days to 3 year.
Are internships paid?
No, internships with our NGO are unpaid.
For certain positions, we offer paid internships, which are advertised on our website.
What professional benefits can I expect?
Gain skills, network, hands-on experience, mentorship, and potential employment opportunities.
What is the Jivanamasteya - NGO Alumni Connect?
The Jivanamasteya – NGO Alumni Connect is an exclusive network for our internship alumni. As a member, you’ll receive regular updates on future programs, exclusive opportunities, events, and more. It’s designed to keep you engaged in our mission of empowerment and change, offering ongoing support, networking, and career advancement opportunities.
Is the certificate globally recognized?
Yes, our certificates are globally recognized and valid for visa, immigration, and employment purposes.
What projects will interns work on?
Interns work on impactful projects in areas such as children’s welfare, women’s empowerment, legal aid, technology development, and more.
How can I apply?
Apply online through our website with a resume and a statement of purpose.
Is the internship open to international applicants?
Yes, international applicants who meet the criteria can apply. Do ensure all necessary documentation, approvals and visa formalities are in place before applying to Jivanamasteya Trust. Please share your documents and permissions to initiate the process at Jivanamasteya Trust.
What's the difference between an internship and volunteering?
Internships provide structured learning and professional development, while volunteering focuses on support without formal training.
What impact can interns make?
Interns can significantly impact children’s and women’s welfare, human rights, entrepreneurship, livelihood, education, poverty and hunger and technology development.
Do you provide accommodation?
We are happy to help with finding accommodations, but due to limited resources, we cannot provide stay-related arrangements.
What are the working hours?
Working hours are flexible and can include remote, offline, and online work. It is advised to have transportation arrangements made.
Do you offer work from home?
While we have some research work elements that can be done remotely, our primary goal is to give you maximum exposure to our work environment and provide ample opportunities to create a positive impact. Therefore, work-from-home is not encouraged.
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