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The Junior Corps program welcomes individuals of all ethnicities* between the ages of 21 and 31 who are in search of volunteer or internship opportunities....

The Junior Corps program welcomes individuals of all ethnicities* between the ages of 21 and 31 who are in search of volunteer or internship opportunities....

The Junior Corps program welcomes individuals of all ethnicities* between the ages of 21 and 31 who are in search of volunteer or internship opportunities....

The Junior Corps program welcomes individuals of all ethnicities* between the ages of 21 and 31 who are in search of volunteer or internship opportunities....

Excited to soak in a new culture and build skills that look great on a resume? Want to learn from nutritionists and help improve the diets of disadvantaged groups? Then this project is for you. Learn directly from professional nutritionists by joining this hands-on internship.

Want to make the most of your Spring Break? Interested in adding practical healthcare experience to your CV? Do you want to support communities in need? If you answered yes to any of these questions, our Public Health Spring Break Trip in Peru is for you. You don’t need previous experience to join, as we’ll teach you everything you need to know. All of your work is supervised, and our staff are there to support you constantly. This project runs for a week over fixed dates in March.

If you would like to gain first-hand nutritional experience in a developing country while making a difference to local communities, this Nutrition Internship in Peru is for you. You will be able to work with professionals and learn from their years of experience in nutrition, adding relevant experience to your CV. You need to be 18 years old or over to take part on this internship. You must also be able to communicate in Spanish on an intermediate level, because you give presentations in Spanish as part of your work. You can join a nutrition placement in Peru at any time of year, but please note that some of the organisations we work with are closed between January and March.

Our Nursing internship in Peru is open to all ages and is ideal if you are pursuing a career in nursing. Whether you’re planning to study nursing, or already enrolled in university, this internship will add value to your future career. To do this internship, you must speak an intermediate level of Spanish. This is because many nurses and patients in Peru do not speak English, and you need to communicate with them.  You can intern at any time of the year, but you are required to stay for at least four weeks, and can stay for longer than that.

Are you considering studying midwifery? Do you want to gain practical experience to boost your CV? This internship will help you stand out in an application or interview. Doing a Midwifery internship in Peru will give you a global perspective on midwifery practices. You'll learn a great deal about the challenges faced by women giving birth in developing countries You don’t need previous experience or qualifications to join, as your role is observational. However, you must be able to speak an intermediate level of Spanish.

Are you considering studying medicine? Or, perhaps you want to find out if it is the right career for you. This internship will give you a deeper insight into the reality of day-to-day work as a doctor, which could help your decision. The experience you gain will also boost your CV, giving you an extra edge. This internship is specially designed for teenagers between 16-18 years old. Because this work is for teenagers, you don’t need previous experience to join.

Considering a career in medicine? Interested in gaining clinical experience before or during your medical studies? This international medical internship in Peru is the right move for you. Overseas medical experience will set your CV apart for all your future applications. The internship runs for a minimum of four weeks, but you can choose to intern for longer to accumulate as many hours of work experience as you would like. Please note that you must speak an intermediate level of Spanish to join this internship, as not all doctors and supervisors are fluent in English.

Are you a current psychology student, or a recent graduate? Looking to gain psychology work experience in Jamaica? Then this internship is ideal for you. You’ll be able to put your theoretical knowledge into practice while helping people in need of treatment for mental illness. In order to join this project, you need to be studying social work, psychology or guidance counseling, or have a qualification in one of these fields. You’ll also need to commit to at least four weeks on this project.