Women’s emancipation course in Nepal
Women’s emancipation course in Nepal
Women’s emancipation course in Nepal

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Validate your humanitarian internship in Nepal, and contribute to the empowerment of women in the local community. Through this immersive experience in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, you will develop real skills within an international team. Live a professional experience within an organization, where you will lead various workshops for women to help them become more independent.

Discover Nepalese culture through meaningful exchanges with the locals!

Master's degree in economics and finance
Bachelor's degree in business
Studies in the field of education
Bachelor's degree in political science
Teaching experience
Engineering school
Master in community and sustainable development
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Program description

This internship aims to contribute to the empowerment and education of women, which are very important drivers of development in disadvantaged countries. In Nepal, many women still do not have access to education, which is a real barrier to the improvement of living standards in these communities.

Like all humanitarian internship programs, the project in Nepal allows you to validate your year while making a positive and lasting impact on the local community. This internship is reserved for women.

Many of these women work as domestic helpers or homemakers and face challenges in a world where reading, writing, and education are essential for independence. In this program, your goal is to teach women of all ages who are illiterate. You will help them become more autonomous and confident in their professional and personal lives.

 

Your Role

This experience is not limited to education: it also involves creating intercultural connections, learning from each other, and having a real impact on the lives of women aspiring for a better future. Your role is to teach them as many essential skills as possible today.

Your tasks are as follows:

  • Teach adult women subjects such as English, math, science, geography, computer skills, etc.
  • Adapt lessons to the students’ learning abilities and interests.
  • Use engaging and interactive teaching methods: English conversations, games, music.
  • Encourage and motivate students, boosting their confidence and enthusiasm for learning.
  • Support the development of various skills: health awareness, safety, environmental consciousness.
  • Promote a positive and supportive learning environment, making education accessible and enjoyable.

 

Key Highlights

  • Meet women from diverse backgrounds with different life stories.
  • Encourage intercultural exchange.
  • Gain valuable teaching experience.
  • Make a long-term contribution empowering women to become more independent.
  • Help improve the adult literacy rate in Nepal.
  • Explore Nepal and discover stunning landscapes with hiking and trekking in the Annapurna region.

 

Internship Schedule for Women’s Empowerment

On Monday of your first week on site, you will participate in an orientation day to familiarize yourself with the surroundings and local culture. Your program will then proceed as usual from Tuesday for the rest of the week.

 

You will teach between four and five lessons per day, from Monday to Friday. Schools generally have a curriculum, but original activities and creative experiences like sports or games are welcome and greatly appreciated!

– Teach English so young women can engage in conversations and gain confidence.

– Teach math, science, geography through fun and interactive workshops.

– Contribute to the long-term goal of helping these women become autonomous in their daily lives.

– Organize health awareness workshops and informative campaigns on women’s rights.

 

This internship will help you develop leadership skills, essential to successfully carry out this volunteer mission as well as for your future professional experiences. During this internship, you will be involved in designing and implementing various teaching methods to support women’s empowerment in Nepal.

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student humanitarian internship

In a country where women's rights are still subordinate to men's, we are trying to move attitudes away from this discrimination. In collaboration with our partner organisation, we make this possible by working with these women who dream of independence. We work with mothers and daughters in schools in rural areas, but also with female victims of human trafficking, or women who have left rural areas in search of professional or educational opportunities.

We provide on-the-ground English and maths classes, as well as CV writing support to give these women a solid foundation for their job search. We also help them develop new skills in sewing or handicrafts in the hope of engendering independence and generating income.

Overview of the humanitarian internship:

Your role in the partner organisation will be to help women and girls develop several types of skills. From Monday to Friday you will be in charge of different tasks:

- Teaching English so that young women can engage in conversations and gain confidence.

- Providing IT and sewing classes through fun and interactive workshops.

- Contributing to the long-term objective of setting up an income-generating activity so that these women become self-sufficient.

- Organising illness prevention workshops and information campaigns on women's rights.

This internship will allow you to develop your leadership skills, which will be essential for the success of this volunteer mission as well as for your future professional experiences. You will get exclusive team management training approved by the internationally recognised Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM). During this humanitarian student internship you will be asked to develop and implement your own initiatives to help the emancipation of women in Nepal.

Host organization

This is an organization specialized in arranging internships and volunteer missions in various fields and countries, including Nepal. Our goal is to bring together people from different cultures so they can learn from one another, understand each other, and work together to improve living conditions on this planet.

All projects follow medium- and long-term objectives defined with local partners and aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Our volunteer projects are as transparent as possible. Volunteers’ contributions help cover project planning (site scouting, team recruitment, and logistical support), direct field costs (transportation, accommodation, meals for staff), and also support the project itself and its continuity. Without the physical and financial help of volunteers, this project would not have come to life.

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These projects are also carried out in collaboration with national governments.

All projects follow medium and long term objectives defined with local partners and respecting the United Nations sustainable development goals.

As a non-profit organisation, our volunteer projects are completely transparent. Volunteer contributions are used to cover project planning (reconnaissance, team recruitment and logistical support), direct field costs (transportation, lodging, staff meals) and finally to support the project itself. Without the physical and financial help of volunteers, this project would not have been possible.

Strong points

Gain teaching experience
Enriching intercultural exchanges
Discover a new culture
Contribution to a project with a lasting impact on communities

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