Internship in NGO Management
An immersive exploration of NGO and Social Enterprise management in Africa
What you can expect
Learning outcomes
This internship would suit students who have finished their degrees in NGO related fields and are thinking about work experience or interning in the field before their first job.After completing the internship NGO Management, students will be able to analyse information in either fundraising, HR, or Socio Economic Development and apply that knowledge in developing structures and implementation strategies within an NGO context.
Course curriculum
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1
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Course Introduction
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How to use this course
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Before you get started
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2
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Introduction to Internship
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Beyond the Gun
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The Foundation of Nourish
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The Nourish Model
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3
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Community focused NGOs in Africa
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Social Enterprise in Africa
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NGO vs Social Enterprise - The Sustainability Model
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BBBEE - Structures within South Africa
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S.E.D - Structures within South Africa
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Research Review
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4
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SDG Short Course
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SDG Interactions
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5
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Project Proposal
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Submit Project Work
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6
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Project Report
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Nourish Report
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7
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Before you leave...
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Learning Outcomes
What you will learn during your time spent on this internship
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How The Nourish Foundation works within wildlife communities
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The different structures and impact of NGOs vs Social Enteprises
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SDG Relationships with the NGO world
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How Socio economic programs around Southern Africa can be used to enhance NGO productivity
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Fundraising, HR and Management structures within NGOs and how to implement these
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Students will complete a personal project that adds value back into the program
Instructor
Executive Director
Sarah Bergs
Sarah started Nourish, a non-profit organisation (NPO), in 2011 as a platform to link conservation with community issues and ideals - finding integrated sustainable solutions to issues plaguing conservation such as poverty, low levels of education, food insecurity, and unemployment.