The USAID Mission in Jakarta, Indonesia welcomes applications from qualified candidates for its internship program for the summer of 20 12. Indonesia is a fascinating country of global developmental significance. It is located in one of the most vibrant regions of the world. USAID/lndonesia is a key partner in supporting change in Indonesia.
In 201 2, the Mission will have an internship program from May to September. Modest compensation and transportation wi ll be provided under the program. Usually, the Mission will place no more than two interns.
Interns will assist in one of the Mission's technical offices (Health, Education, Democratic Governance, and Economic Growth). Work in these technical offices usually involves project development and/or management but may also include analytical and policy development type activities.
A final decision on office placement will be made in light of the candidate pool, Mission priorities at the time of candidate selection , and the availability of funds.
Suitable applicants should be graduate students in a relevant disci pline (public policy, public health, education, economics, finance, journalism, agricultural economics, energy, environment, natural resources, business administration, law, management, political science, etc.) with some hands-on work experience in lessdeveloped countries. Flexibility, initiative, enthusiasm, good interpersonal skills and lots of energy are a must. First-rate computer skills are a plus. USAID is an equal opportunity employer.
Applicants should submit a letter of interest and a resume which includes a statement of previous work experience, salary history and professional references to the Executive Officer, American Embassy Jakarta, Unit 8135 USAID, Fl'O AI' 96520-8135. Fax submissions to (62-2 1) 380 6694 are acceptable as are submissions via e-mail to hhariyan i@usaid.gov.
The deadline for applications for the program in 2012 is February 1,2012. Applications must arrive no later than 4:00 p.m. Indonesia time (un iversal time minus II hours) on the deadline for submission.
In 201 2, the Mission will have an internship program from May to September. Modest compensation and transportation wi ll be provided under the program. Usually, the Mission will place no more than two interns.
Interns will assist in one of the Mission's technical offices (Health, Education, Democratic Governance, and Economic Growth). Work in these technical offices usually involves project development and/or management but may also include analytical and policy development type activities.
Suitable applicants should be graduate students in a relevant disci pline (public policy, public health, education, economics, finance, journalism, agricultural economics, energy, environment, natural resources, business administration, law, management, political science, etc.) with some hands-on work experience in lessdeveloped countries. Flexibility, initiative, enthusiasm, good interpersonal skills and lots of energy are a must. First-rate computer skills are a plus. USAID is an equal opportunity employer.
Applicants should submit a letter of interest and a resume which includes a statement of previous work experience, salary history and professional references to the Executive Officer, American Embassy Jakarta, Unit 8135 USAID, Fl'O AI' 96520-8135. Fax submissions to (62-2 1) 380 6694 are acceptable as are submissions via e-mail to hhariyan i@usaid.gov.
The deadline for applications for the program in 2012 is February 1,2012. Applications must arrive no later than 4:00 p.m. Indonesia time (un iversal time minus II hours) on the deadline for submission.
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