Intern or Volunteer Abroad
Will I Definitely
Get an Internship?
No. In that sense, AIESEC is kind of like Monster.com. It’s a free market; you apply for things, but companies can choose to reject you. Of course you don’t pay the $500 if you don’t end up going somewhere.
Can I go
to Indonesia (or X)?
The locations of volunteer positions change throughout the year. While there might not be a specific opportunity in the area you want to go to now, there might be one next week. You should apply to keep tabs on what is out there.
Volunteer Abroad and Make a Difference
Many of the world’s problems could be solved by people simply helping each other. While the US certainly has issues with poverty and people in need, many places around the world are even more desperate for someone to lend a hand. YOU could be that someone.
AIESEC has lots of international volunteering opportunities available ever year with not-for-profits. You could be helping to build a school in Africa, or working with the Tsunami recovery efforts in Indonesia. Unlike other opportunities like the Peace Corps, you apply to specific positions that can vary in the type of job and the duration. Also unlike other programs, you don’t have to pay thousands of dollars to participate --- and often get a stipend to cover expenses!
Apply today to see exactly what’s out there right now. Browsing is only $45 (for a limited time), so don’t wait!
Get Started!
Apply today to start seeing actual international internships. It’s only $45 (for a limited time!) to see all our internships, and no further obligation (unless you actually find something you like)...why wait?
Case Study:
Alyssa Walsh – Uganda
Alyssa went onan AIESECvolunteer traineeship inUganda: “I participated in the ASK Program (Answers, Solutions, and Knowledge around HIV/AIDS) in a small town in rural Uganda. I feel like I really made a difference in the fight against AIDS--the generation of young people that I taught has the ability to drastically reduce the prevalence of AIDS in Africa.”