Are you a young, talented graduate eager to make a difference in West Africa?
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is inviting applications for its Immersion Internship Program, Batch 2025. This exciting program offers young graduates the chance to gain invaluable professional experience while contributing to the development of the region.
What is the ECOWAS Immersion Internship Program?
The program aims to:
- Empower young graduates: By providing them with hands-on experience in ECOWAS programs and operations.
- Enhance ECOWAS efficiency: By leveraging fresh perspectives and innovative ideas to improve program implementation.
Who can apply?
Young graduates aged 32 or younger from ECOWAS Member States are eligible to apply. To qualify, you must:
- Be a citizen of an ECOWAS member country.
- Possess a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate degree.
How to apply?
To apply, you will need to submit the following:
- A motivation letter outlining your interest in the program, desired profile, preferred location, and commitment to the program’s terms.
- A detailed Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- A copy of your national identity card or passport.
- Copies of your academic diplomas or equivalent qualifications.
What to expect
Selected interns will:
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- Gain practical experience in ECOWAS departments, agencies, or representations.
- Contribute to the implementation of key ECOWAS programs.
- Receive mentorship and guidance from experienced professionals.
The internship program lasts for one year and is non-renewable. Participants will be required to produce a final report at the end of the program.
Ready to apply?
The deadline for applications is August 31, 2024.
For more details about the program and available positions, please refer to the attached Terms of Reference and list of immersion program positions.
Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to kickstart your career and make a positive impact on West Africa!
