Internship In Kenya

Intern in kenya in healthcare and medical internship project offers a learning of a lifetime for aspiring doctors, nurses and medical practitioners aiming to bring a positive impact in the lives of many. For those who want to lend a hand, join our Kenya internship program and start sowing your seeds now.

The role of the interns in the healthcare and medical internship project varies upon the skills and experience of the interns. Interns will have to work under the supervision of local doctors and assist them in the day to day operations. The major task of the interns may include measuring height, weight, temperature and pressure. Interns can opt for routine checkups, regular rounds, providing first aid care and prescribing medicines. Interns can also perform counseling and therapy sessions for educating and informing the patients of the disease and its consequences.

Medical Internship program in Kenya will be a rewarding experience in a sense that you will have a chance to try your hands on the medical operations and get firsthand experience under the supervision of qualified and experienced doctors while being mesmerized by the abundant biodiversity and beauty that the country unfolds. Awaiting is a lifetime experience that will change your live forever and will introduce an entirely different dimension in your life. Staying with the Kenyans and knowing their upbringing will help you immerse into the culture and fill your trip with wonderful memories.

For interns to apply for the healthcare and medical internship, you will have to submit a certification or medical credentials specifying your specialization in medicine. Interns should be willing to work in odd situations, should be able to handle serious circumstances and should be enthusiastic.

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Hearing millions of people die due to HIV AIDS is depressing. Kenya has been undergoing the same situation since many years. HIV AIDS awareness internship project is an initiative of Global Crossroad that invites interns from worldwide to help the Kenyans from this epidemic. This internship program in Kenya has become fundamental to raise awareness about the transmission and its consequences to prevent its spread further.

Interns will be working 3-4 hours from Monday to Friday. Interns can involve the community groups in launching campaigns and creating awareness among the people. Interns can educate the local people of the hazardous disease and its preventive measures. Visiting home and communities, conducting workshops, seminar, training and counseling to prepare materials and resources needed to educate and raise awareness.

Interns can also help the infected patients and visit them at foster homes. Interns can spend some quality time with them sharing experiences or counseling other than distributing medicine, clothes, food and other supplies.

Interns working in Kenya will learn that through this opportunity, many doors will open. Involving in such a noble deed is a great act of humanity and this act will reward you in many ways. You will realize that there exists a completely different world than the world you live in. You will get to serve for those in desperate need of love and attention and your help will not only change their lives but completely transform your life. Witnessing the dense national parks and game reserves with the most diverse wildlife will bring you the best memories of your life.

Hard work, dedication and enthusiasm are very essential to apply for thisinternship opportunity in Kenya. Interns should be able to cope up with the extreme challenges and circumstances.

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While English is taught in primary and secondary schools across Kenya, the majority of these schools lack the necessary resources to effectively support students in learning the language. It is crucial for Kenyan children to acquire English proficiency, as it opens numerous opportunities. However, a shortage of qualified English teachers is evident in most public schools.

Participating in Global Crossroad's internship program for English teaching in Kenya allows you to make a significant impact on the lives of many students. Your role as an intern, being a native English speaker, is invaluable for those eager to acquire language skills. Beyond teaching the basics, your interaction as a foreign English speaker can inspire students to progress, offering motivation for those interested in learning about life in other countries.

For interns contemplating teaching careers, this presents an excellent chance to grasp the fundamentals of classroom teaching and gain hands-on experience in a distinctive yet professional environment. To join this program, you must be at least 18 years old, and individuals with basic or intermediate Kenyan language skills are highly preferred.

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Kenya is a country with both stunning natural beauty and significant social and economic challenges. While it boasts natural wonders, it grapples with widespread issues such as poverty and disease that profoundly affect its people. Families are often torn apart, leaving many children as orphans, either due to the HIV/AIDS epidemic, extreme poverty, or unfortunate social circumstances.

Despite the Kenyan government's efforts, many orphaned children go uncared for, and orphanages are consistently overwhelmed. Even when functioning at their best, these facilities lack sufficient funds and staff. In simple terms, there is a pressing need for interns and volunteers in Kenyan orphanages.

Global Crossroad's Kenya orphanage internship program extends an invitation to interns to contribute and support local orphanages and childcare centers. The children eagerly welcome interactions with interns, and your presence will be greatly valued.

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