TechGirls Exchange Program, USA |Fully Funded

TechGirls connects and supports the next generation of women leaders in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics by providing them  access and opportunities to advance their skills and pursue their dreams.
The core of the program is a three-week experience in the United States.  TechGirls participate in an interactive technology and computer camp (with US Girls), join a tech company for a day of job shadowing, and participate in community service initiatives. The TechGirls programming yields a multiplier effect – as the benefits of the exchange accrue not only to the TechGirls themselves, but multiply out to the wider community.
U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs took the initiative to train young girls. Participants will be attending international conferences and workshops. These conferences will provide knowledge about the high performance of efficient leaders, how to form productive teams and different leadership styles.

Financial Coverage:

  • The Visa fee will be covered.
  • Roundtrip airfare will be given to the participants.
  • Accommodation will be provided.
  • Proper meals will be provided 3 times a day.
  • For group program events, local transportation will be provided.
  • Participants will be part of cultural events.
  • Health insurance will be provided.

Eligibility Criteria:

  • A candidate must be from 15 to 17 years of age in July 2021.
  • A candidate should have advanced skills in technology, maths, and engineering evident by their academics.
  • A candidate must be career-oriented in the field of technology.
  • A candidate must have a good command of English.
  • A candidate must be committed to attending an additional semester in his home country.
  • A candidate should be flexible, mature, and open-minded.
  • A candidate should be committed to getting involved in community activities upon return to their home country.
  • A candidate would be prioritized if he would not have any prior experience in the United States.

Eligible Countries:

Candidates from the following countries can apply:
United States, Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestinian Territories, Tunisia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan.

How to apply:

  • A candidate must register before starting the TechGirl 2021 application via the official website.
  • An application can stop or return while filling out and application so it is important to remember the username and password of the application.
  • A candidate should gather the required documents before applying.

Required Documents:

  • A photograph
  • Latest school transcript
  • Eight essay questions are required to be filled
  • Passport number(if available)

Application Deadline:

The application deadline for the TechGirl Leadership Program, USA is January 15, 2021.

Visit the official website to see more details or apply now.

ADB Internship Program

Asian Development Bank advertises internship assignments twice a year and welcome motivated, open-minded, and self-directed individuals to apply. The ADB internship is a fully funded for international students. Interested candidates from ADB member countries are eligible to apply for the internship program.

The ADB internship will be held for 8 weeks, start in June 2021. The Internship Program is a project-oriented learning opportunity for graduate students to gain experience through research assignments based on ADB’s current operational needs.

Benefits of the Internship:

The internship program offers the opportunity to:

  • work in a major international development organization
  • work collaboratively with experienced professional from over 50 different countries
  • gain a deeper understanding of development finance and the impact of the work ADB does
  • contribute to ADB’s business through research outputs

Eligible Criteria

Internship candidates must:

  • be enrolled in a Master’s or PhD-level program at a school in one of the ADB member nations, both prior to and after the internship assignment
  • be engaged in academic study in a filed directly related to ADB’s work
  • be a national of one of ADB’s members
  • posses an excellent command of English
  • have professional experience relevant to the assignment

Selection Process

  • ADB announces the assignments on the website and candidate choose assignment of interest
  • Candidate apply through ACES, prepare for their CVs and answer the easy questions.
  • All documents(CV and essay) are uploaded to ACES to complete application.
  • Application submitted after the deadline will not be considered.
  • To avoid error in submission, applicants are advised not to wait until the last day of the application period in submitting their internship applications.
  • ADB evaluates applications based on: eligibility requirement, relevance of academic study and work experience; and the level of interest and motivation to contribute to development work. ADB also considers institutional representation, gender, and nationality balance in the over-all intern selection process.

Financial Coverage

ADB provides a limited amount to cover part of the airfare travel cost should air travel be necessary between the internship location and the authorized point of origin (i.e. school location).

Stipend is also provided to all interns according to the location of internships up to 56 calendar days.

Deadline

The last date to apply for the ADB Internship 2021 is 31st January 2021. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. To apply for the program, visit the official website of ADB Internship Program.

World Bank Summer Internship Program 2021

World Bank Summer Internship Program 2021 comes up with a great paid internship opportunity for highly motivated individuals. This internship in the USA would allow individuals from all around the world to bring innovative ideas, perspectives, and research experience in order to put these into Bank’s world.

In World Bank Summer Internship, interns will be getting an hourly salary and travel allowance up to USD 3000. Getting the experience of a World Bank internship would add on a great work experience in the CV. All interns will be working in a diverse environment. This internship will be for a minimum of 4 weeks. There is no need for IELTS/TOEFL or any other English Language Test.

The World Bank Provides equal opportunity to all the candidates from any country. We value diversity in our workplace and encourage all qualified individuals, particularly women, with diverse professional and academic backgrounds to apply. Our aim is to attract and recruit the best talent in the world. The Interns will be placed in Washington D.C World Bank Headquarters. Your Travel and other expenses will be funded by the World Bank. The detailed information is given below

Benefits of the World Bank Summer Internship:

  • Candidate will get paid hourly while doing internship
  • Your travel allowance will be covered up to 3000
  • Candidate will be working and assisting diverse professionals

Internship Fields:

The following fields of students can apply:

Economic, Finance, Public health, Education, Nutrition, Anthropology, Sociology, Agriculture, Environment, Engineering, Urban planning, Natural resources management, Accounting, Communications, Human Resources Management, Information Technology and Treasury and corporate services.

Eligibility Criteria:

  • A candidate should have an undergraduate degree or be enrolled in a graduate program either master’s or Ph.D.
  • There is no age limit.
  • A candidate must have a good command of the English language.
  • The knowledge of a few languages including Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, and Chinese will be encouraged.
  • Computing skills will be advantageous.
  • A candidate should be able to adjust himself in a diverse workplace

Required Documents:

  • Application form
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  • Statement of interest
  • Proof of enrollment in a graduate degree

How to apply?

  • A candidate first needs to register an account via the official website by providing an email address.
  • Make sure that you enter the correct email address since this will be the only way to communicate regarding candidacy.
  • A candidate must gather the required documents beforehand because he would only be able to submit the application in a single session.
  • Try to complete your application along with the documents attachment within 90 minutes.
  • To make it clear, please check the Official Website of World Bank Summer Internship program 2021

Application Deadline

A candidate may apply for a World Bank Summer Internship from December 1 to January 31 each year.

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National Council Of Urban Health 2020 (fully funded)

Urban American Indian/Alaska Native youth suffer higher rates of depression, which can be attributed to isolation from tribal lands and identity, lack of adequate mental health care, and financial instability. They are often geographically dispersed and disconnected from other urban AI/AN youth. Overcome with a high prevalence of alcoholism, and increased risk for suicide and mental health issues, the need for better systems of care and improved community capacity to support urban AI/AN youth is a high priority.

Through the development of a National Urban Indian Youth and Young Adult Advisory Council, NCUIH seeks to develop a community-driven comprehensive urban youth suicide and substance abuse response plan for urban Indian communities to provide prevention and recovery support to AI/AN young people under 24 years of age.

The NCUIH Youth Advisory Council will promote peer level awareness and support for youth and young adult AI/ANs living in urban areas. Youth Council members will promote awareness of substance misuse, trauma, suicide prevention, and mental health among peers on a local and national level.

Application:

Time Commitment:

  • NCUIH expects that youth and young adults selected for the National Youth Advisory Council will commit to a 12-month term beginning June 1st, 2020, and ending May 31st, 2021.
  • NCUIH will convene monthly, virtual meetings with Youth Council members based on shared availability.
  • First Virtual Meeting – Wednesday, June 3rd, 2020 – Time TBD

Eligibility:

  • American Indian/Alaska Native living in urban communities, off reservations between the ages of 18-24 
  • Youth Council applicants must be 18 years of age by the application deadline of 11:59 PM Eastern Time on MONDAY, April 6th, 2020.
  • Able to engage in a 12-month commitment with NCUIH beginning June 1, 2020, and ending May 31, 2021 
  • Youth Council members must have a desire and willingness to grow by serving as youth leaders representing urban communities 
  • Complete Youth Council Application and obtain an Adult Reference by 11:59PM Eastern Time on April 6, 2020
  • Applicants also have the option to obtain a Peer Reference or an additional adult reference 
  • Attend a 3-day, in-person Orientation on Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, June 17th-19th, 2020, in Washington DC (expenses paid by NCUIH) 
  • Attend NCUIH’s 2021 Annual Leadership Conference, Location TBD (expenses paid by NCUIH) 
  • Presence at monthly virtual check-in meetings between June 2020 – May 2021
  • 1st Virtual Meeting – Wednesday, June 3rd, 2020, Time TBD 
  • Continued participation on work for Youth Council project assignments
  • Accessibility via phone and e-mail
  • Accessibility to virtual calls via computer or internet-capable phone
  • NCUIH expects that youth and young adults selected for the National Youth Advisory Council will commit to a 12-month term beginning June 1st, 2020, and ending May 31st, 2021.
  • NCUIH will convene monthly, virtual meetings with Youth Council members based on shared availability.
  • First Virtual Meeting – Wednesday, June 3rd, 2020 – Time TBD

Benefit:

  • There will be no costs associated with membership in the NCUIH National Youth Advisory Council. Any travel, lodging, meals, registration or other expenses will be covered by NCUIH.
  • A modest stipend will be provided.
  • Training to improve awareness regarding positive mental health practice
  • Promotion of suicide and substance misuse prevention              
  • Strengthening peer-support surveillance, motivational interviewing skills, and providing a space for cultural connections
  • Creating campaigns for the peer-level prevention of suicide, substance abuse and mental health challenges
  • Understanding the seven sacred teachings (love, courage, honesty, respect wisdom, truth, and humility) for sharing experiences and overcoming open communication barriers among peers
  • Building leadership and professional development skills
  • Building self-care and wellness skills
  • Building advocacy-based policy skills
  • Strengthening team-building skills

Summary: