We’re a team of young students on a mission to change the game, developing and launching a CubeSat into orbit.
Our aim is to subvert societal norms and show the world what young people can do. We want to equip and inspire the next generation of thinkers, engineers and leaders through the promotion of education reform, globalisation and equal opportunity for all regardless of race, gender or wealth. We’re launching a global democratic community of like-minded individuals who want to dedicate themselves to the advancement and betterment of all humanity through equality, sustainability, respect and universal education.
Our CubeSat will transmit live video back to earth, along with data from two student-built Arduino experiments which will be selected from a region-wide educational competition. Our global outreach programs aim to close the gap by providing world-class opportunities to all through the provision of educational STEM kits and custom content created by us and our international network of industry mentors.
Our team is comprised of ten students located in Australia and New Zealand with a diverse range of skills. We are currently in the process of establishing an industry advisory board with representatives from SpaceX and NASA which will help mentor the team and allow us to gain greater industry recognition.
We're currently seeking fresh team members who have experience or an interest in aerospace, software engineering, marketing, business or law to join our hardware, sponsorship, outreach, legal, accounting and marketing teams. This is an exciting opportunity to be apart of a world-first initiative. A multitude of roles are avalible and experience is not required. Time commitment is flexible and roles are open to applicants internationally. International applicants will also be considered for country representative roles for our outreach program.
Students can register their interest here .
Additional information can be also found here .
Krypto labs, in partnership with the UAE Space Agency is an exciting opportunity for selected students to be inspired and learn more about Space. Their Laboxatory programs are the only providers of education in space sciences and have grown their network in providing challenging education for students across the UAE in collaboration with the UAE Space Agency and Emirates Foundation.
Students with an interest in exploring the likes of Bootcamp Space Robotics, Crash Course Space Robotics, Spacepreneur, and the chance to be an Intern for the Space Simulator will benefit from this opportunity.
Internships for Purchase - for purchase price inquiry apply here at https://forms.gle/viBCtDthWz5bc8PU9 - internship prices begin at 4,000 USD.
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You will receive three certificates related to what you have learned and worked at this intern or co-op position.
Those with an interest in the following are invited to apply:
Various Interns or Co-Op Positions for Summer Students
Qatar Museums (QM) is dedicated to sharing knowledge in the fields of arts and culture and nurturing young generations by exposing them to the work of cultural institutions. QM offers internship programs that integrate knowledge and theory acquired in the classroom with practical application and skills development in a professional setting of its museums, programs departments and heritage sites. Internships give students the opportunity to gain valuable applied experience and make connections in professional fields they are considering for career paths. These internships are offered to university students and recent graduates. Some of the programs are also available for high school students in the final years of their studies.
Internships are advertised three times a year and are offered for the following periods:
Summer 2020 (May-August) –Call for Applications will be opened March 2020
Fall 2019 (October-December) –Call for Applications is now open. Deadline for applications is October 1, 2019
Spring 2020 (January-April) –Call for Applications will be opened October 1-November 30, 2019
We offer internships in the following fields:
Curatorial Education and content development Conservation and Architecture Library Research - collections and programs Collections documentation and management Illustration and graphic design Audience development, outreach and marketing Events organisation Operational and administrative Information Technology Please indicate to which of the above fields you are applying.
Eager to engage younger generations in museum work, the Volunteer Service offers students from all over the world the opportunity to work at the State Hermitage Museum. By offering this opportunity and involving foreign students in the museum’s affairs, the Service is able to provide help to different departments and employees of the Hermitage in a number of areas closely linked to foreign languages, such as:
Assisting with the preparation and execution of events; Translating foreign texts into Russian; Editing and translating texts into foreign languages; Aiding with correspondence; Teaching foreign languages. The Volunteer Service offers its assistance to the Hermitage’s Collection and Research Departments in the following fields:
Participation in archaeological expeditions; Systemising and cataloguing objects in the State Hermitage Museum and the Staraya Derevnya Restoration and Storage Center; Restoring and processing objects for the production of exhibition catalogues and various books published by the Hermitage; Preparing exhibits for transportation and assisting during this process; Organising contemporary art exhibitions, including correspondence, document translations, and assembling and setting up the exhibitions; Conducting surveys at temporary exhibitions; Developing and running special charity events and other volunteer projects; creating contests and game programmes, festivals, and quests; designing leaflets and other informational material.
Science communication contest
A challenge to use various mediums including writing, audio and film/video, and performing art, to inform and create awareness for science to ordinary people in their lives.
To develop communication skills in the science world for a larger audience beyond their scientific community.
For more information visit the official site at https://www.saasta.ac.za/young-science-communicators
Eco Technology contest
Looking for winning ideas to solve water crisis in South Africa
Seeking sustainable solutions for South Africa's water challenge
For more information visit the official site at www.launchlab.co.za/waterchallenge
The campaign values the power of language and cultural relevance in literacy development. For reasons relating to empowerment, pedagogy, identity and democracy, Nal’ibali fully promotes reading and writing in mother tongue languages. All children and adults need to understand what they are listening to, or reading, for it to be meaningful and enjoyable – which is crucial for raising readers. Books plus training plus digital.
For more information visit the official site at https://nalibali.org/about-us
Oxfam South Africa leverages its local to global footprint and access to 60 years of experience working for change to advance its goals. We work at multiple levels, employing a range of strategies and combine long-term development programming with catalytic, responsive and timeous interventions.
For more information visit the official site athttps://www.oxfam.org.za/
This programme will address, according to these priorities, the needs within Child Protection, Health, Education and Enterprise Development.
For more information visit the official site at https://www.worldvision.co.za/about-us/
Critical role in protecting, supporting and empowering women and their children who are survivors of domestic violence, abuse and stigmatisation that is so prevalent and widespread in our communities.
We provide care – free of judgement, criticism and bias – and aspire to empower those who pass through our doors, to become better equipped for their role in society.
For more information visit the official site at https://sisters.org.za/get-involved/
Help children from disadvantaged communities learn to read. Our literacy intervention programmes are run at public primary schools across South Africa, and provide children who struggle to read with one-on-one attention from a volunteer Reading Helper or community Literacy Tutor.
For more information visit the official site at https://help2read.org/our-work
Sponsored and associated with organisations, foundations, aquariums, zoos and zoological societies around the world
Rescue and rehabilitate seabirds - large scale projects especially after oil spills or environmental disasters, training and education to communities and schools.
For more information visit the official site at https://sanccob.co.za/
Holistic community-centered and shelter-aligned development - helping to build houses and shelters in communities.
For more information visit the official site at http://habitat.org.za/
The South African Red Cross Society is a member organisation of the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), which is the largest volunteer driven organisation on earth. The Red Cross Society has 100 million members and a presence in 189 countries.
Relies on Donor Funding and generating revenue
A large number of different projects where volunteers can offer support:
-Baking projects
-Farming projects
-Community housing projects
For more information visit the official site at http://redcross.org.za/
Work very closely with children - supporting orphans and helping them with school work and general coping skills
For more information visit the official site at http://dch.org.za/
TREE is a non-profit organisation that specialises in Early Childhood Development, resources and training. Provide workshops and produce resources using donated material
For more information visit the official site at http://www.tree-ecd.co.za/
WESSA implements effective environmental, ecotourism, education and youth development programmes throughout South Africa, and activates a wide range of local initiatives for the environment.
For more information visit the official site at http://wessa.org.za/
The Social Project develops and provides collaborative, scalable educational platforms to connect, equip and empower Southern Africans.
For more information visit the official site at https://socialproject.co.za/
They give disabled children the best possible start in life and the support they need to cope with the pressures of the world...
Early intervention daycare programme
Toy library
Home-based support
Youth and siblings programme
Volunteer programme
Various training programmes
For more information visit the official site at https://www.sunshine.org.za/
