Before you apply, here are a few things you may need to know:
What is Africa Matters Initiative (AMI): A youth-led organisation empowering and upskilling young Africans to change their communities & African narrative through leadership, social entrepreneurship, and advocacy. To gain a better understanding of our work, please check out: https://www.africamattersinitiative.com/
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Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis, and successful applicants will be contacted when there is a need.
The application may take you about 10-15 mins to complete (depending on your pace). If your application is incomplete, we will NOT review your application.
Please note: As these are volunteer positions, our offerings are unpaid. These positions can be either REMOTE based or on-site.
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What makes AMI unique is that our team members live in different parts of the world. Irrespective of location, we ensure that the operations of AMI continue by using technology to leverage our efforts.
Applicants from ALL OVER the world are able to apply to volunteer with Africa Matters. We do not discriminate or have a preference over any nationality, gender, sexuality and/or disabilities.
You will be required to work at least 10 hours a week, depending on the project. These roles may be fast-paced, and we are looking for individuals who will provide time, talent, creativity and execution to every element of their position.
This is a volunteer position and will be UNPAID however, you will obtain and/or enhance both hard and soft skills and be able to engage with some of the brightest minds in Africa.
If you find any complications with the form, please contact us at jobs@africamattersinitiative.com.
Due to the high volume of applications and inquiries, Please do NOT contact us regarding your application unless it has to do with technological complications.
Best regards,
The Africa Matters Team