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As an Internship Coordinator you will be enabling local students to go for AIESEC internships, Global Talent or Global Citizen programme abroad.

First part of your job will be to promote this opportunity and make students aware about this new experience, then you will take part in their selection process and the last step will be to assist them in finding the most suitable internship in our worldwide database and helped them to get ready for it. Once "your" interns will leave Barbados to start the internship, you will remain in touch and so exploring new culture together with them. 

 

You will be working in a team of 5, lead by your teamleader.

 

What you can learn:

  • How to prepare and deliver promotion campaign

  • Public speaking and presentation skills

  • Communication with local students as well as AIESEC's offices abroad

  • Selling skills

  • Active teamwork

Internship Coordinator

  Project Coordinator

Available Positions

As a Project Coordinator, your goal together with the rest of the team, will be to prepare and realize the very first mutlicultural, issue based summer project for AIESEC interns from abroad.

First part of your job will be to address local NGOs, who are focusing on that issue or could be interested to co-deliver such a project, and set up a cooperation. Another steps will be to promote our project in AIESEC network and search for suitable interns from all over the world. Most rewarding part will come at the end, welcoming international students to Barbados and realizing our project.

 

You will be working in a team of 4, lead by your teamleader.

 

What you can learn:

  • Basics of project management

  • Selling and negotiating

  • Communication with different cultures

  • Market research

  • Active teamwork

  Both positions are volunteering with time demand of 10h/week!

"I'm always looking for opportunities to develop and pass my skills to others and this summer I endeavour to pursue an AIESEC internship in a Latin America to improve my language skills as well as mentor and engage other young people. Acknowledging the value of such an opportunity, I was inspired to join AIESEC as a Project Teamleader to create similiar summer  project for students from abroad, while exposing Barbadian communities to quality volunteerism and opportunities to develop."

 

Deshon, student of Law at UWI

"AIESEC has been instrumental in awakening an entrepreneurial spirit in me. I've gained invaluable skills in project management, teamwork, and marketing"

 

Chloe, student of Linguistics at UWI

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