The WorldTeach Namibia Teacher Fellowship is for a trained and experienced teacher who plans to
continue teaching upon returning from their WorldTeach tour.
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The WorldWide Volunteering (WWV) database enables volunteers to build an on-screen profile of their ideal volunteer placement which is then matched against the requirements of over 3200 organizations with more than 1,585,000 placements each year thro ...
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Workforce Humanity gives entry-level humanitarian workers the opportunity to gain international field experience through an internship with an NGO.
Position: Program Officer (#B1308-PO)Location: Lagos, Nigeria
The Role:
The incumbent will identify, def ...
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