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Thanda is a Non-Profit Organisation in South Africa. Through our innovative Early Childhood Development, After-School, Organic Farming, and Creative Learning Programmes we reach over 1200 individuals daily.

Thanda’s Education Department is responsible for the creation, documentation, and execution of our Creative Learning Curriculum (CLC) which is central to our programmes. The Education Department is currently looking to fill two internship positions for 2019. These are:

  1. Creative Learning Curriculum Intern: This role will be responsible for compiling and organizing our existing CLC lesson plans, story studies, and learning activities. They will work with our Programme Director and other Education staff to select the content that best represent the CLC and Thanda’s mission, in order to craft a complete and unified year-long curriculum for external distribution.
  2. Education Intern: This role will be responsible for facilitating the day-to-day logistics of implementing and expanding our CLC, primarily in the After-School Programme. They will work closely with our Arts and Education Mentor to craft weekly plans for all A-S facilitators and grade levels, train facilitators on those plans, and ensure that all materials are in place for the programming.

These positions are ideal people interested in alternative education, development work, and looking to gain work experience a dynamic NGO.

MORE ABOUT THANDA:

In our small community in rural South Africa, we are transforming the way people view themselves and their roles within our global community. Our Creative Learning Curricula – the common thread throughout all of our programmes – focus on the holistic development of the individual so that he or she develops Game-changing Skills that are essential for facing challenges with resilience, becoming a life-long learner, taking responsibility for our collective future, and becoming better citizens of the world. Together with our global community of supporters, partners, and on-the-ground staff, we use Creative Learning methodologies to build Game-changing Skills in over 1,200 people every day in rural Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa through Early Childhood Development, After-School, and Organic Farming Programmes. Driven by years of learning and experience, our Creative Learning Programme aims to change the way educators and facilitators approach the learning process through training, knowledge sharing, and public advocacy. Our impact-driven approach fosters a culture of empowerment, rather than dependency; builds on existing resources and capacity of community members; and has a keen focus on sustainability.

THANDA’S AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMME:

Established in 2008, as Thanda’s flagship programme, the After-School Programme now involves over 760 students in grades R through grade 10. Sessions take place immediately following the school day, within existing community buildings, are facilitated by local staff hired from the community, and each participant is provided with a nutritious meal during every After-School session. The Creative Learning Curriculum is at the core of Thanda’s After-School Programme.

For more information on the programme and its mission, visit:

https://thanda.org/after-school-education/

REQUIREMENTS:

Interns require a bachelor’s degree (in any field) and a strong interest in alternative education. Experience in education and/or alternative education is preferred but not necessary. We are looking for people with high levels of comfort and fluidity across a wide range of subject matter, including literature, the sciences, history, and creative arts. Interns need to be enthusiastic, organized, curious, and resilient learners who embody our Game-changing skills, and are prepared to lead by example. Interns must be willing to commit to 1 year.

LIFE ON THE SOUTH COAST:

Thanda is based in Hibberdene, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, about one hour’s drive south of Durban city centre. Volunteers typically stay in Pumula, a village just south of Hibberdene along the coast of the Indian Ocean. This is a perfect opportunity for someone looking for a seaside lifestyle; swimming, surfing, hiking, and simply enjoying the beautiful nature on the South Coast. The culture at Thanda is one of passion, energy, hard work, resilience, and a good sense of humour.

REMUNERATION AND COSTS:

This is a voluntary position. A stipend will be provided to cover basic housing, food, and transport costs. Volunteers will be able to travel during the entitled to 6 weeks of vacation time during of school holidays. Volunteers usually choose to travel during this time.

How to apply:

**Please send your CV / resume (max 3 pages) and a one page motivation letter (detailing why you wish to work at Thanda and what skills you will bring) to [email protected]

In the subject line of your email please title your email “Application: Education Internship 2019_ [Insert Your Name]”**

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In 2008, Thanda was founded in an effort to fill the gaps for children where schools, social services, and communities had been stretched thin. What started as a basic model for after-school support has evolved into a holistic approach to community development.Today, we provide Educational & Agricultural Development programmes that impact over 14,500 individuals in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa to break the cycle of generational poverty.

Mission

Empowering people to create change - change in individuals, change in their communities, and eventually change that impacts the world.

We partner with rural communities in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa to offer Early Childhood Development, After-school Education, and Organic Farming programmes.

 
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0 USD South Africa CF 3201 Abc road Full Time , 40 hours per week Thanda After-School

Thanda is a Non-Profit Organisation in South Africa. Through our innovative Early Childhood Development, After-School, Organic Farming, and Creative Learning Programmes we reach over 1200 individuals daily.

Thanda’s Education Department is responsible for the creation, documentation, and execution of our Creative Learning Curriculum (CLC) which is central to our programmes. The Education Department is currently looking to fill two internship positions for 2019. These are:

  1. Creative Learning Curriculum Intern: This role will be responsible for compiling and organizing our existing CLC lesson plans, story studies, and learning activities. They will work with our Programme Director and other Education staff to select the content that best represent the CLC and Thanda’s mission, in order to craft a complete and unified year-long curriculum for external distribution.
  2. Education Intern: This role will be responsible for facilitating the day-to-day logistics of implementing and expanding our CLC, primarily in the After-School Programme. They will work closely with our Arts and Education Mentor to craft weekly plans for all A-S facilitators and grade levels, train facilitators on those plans, and ensure that all materials are in place for the programming.

These positions are ideal people interested in alternative education, development work, and looking to gain work experience a dynamic NGO.

MORE ABOUT THANDA:

In our small community in rural South Africa, we are transforming the way people view themselves and their roles within our global community. Our Creative Learning Curricula – the common thread throughout all of our programmes – focus on the holistic development of the individual so that he or she develops Game-changing Skills that are essential for facing challenges with resilience, becoming a life-long learner, taking responsibility for our collective future, and becoming better citizens of the world. Together with our global community of supporters, partners, and on-the-ground staff, we use Creative Learning methodologies to build Game-changing Skills in over 1,200 people every day in rural Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa through Early Childhood Development, After-School, and Organic Farming Programmes. Driven by years of learning and experience, our Creative Learning Programme aims to change the way educators and facilitators approach the learning process through training, knowledge sharing, and public advocacy. Our impact-driven approach fosters a culture of empowerment, rather than dependency; builds on existing resources and capacity of community members; and has a keen focus on sustainability.

THANDA’S AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMME:

Established in 2008, as Thanda’s flagship programme, the After-School Programme now involves over 760 students in grades R through grade 10. Sessions take place immediately following the school day, within existing community buildings, are facilitated by local staff hired from the community, and each participant is provided with a nutritious meal during every After-School session. The Creative Learning Curriculum is at the core of Thanda’s After-School Programme.

For more information on the programme and its mission, visit:

https://thanda.org/after-school-education/

REQUIREMENTS:

Interns require a bachelor's degree (in any field) and a strong interest in alternative education. Experience in education and/or alternative education is preferred but not necessary. We are looking for people with high levels of comfort and fluidity across a wide range of subject matter, including literature, the sciences, history, and creative arts. Interns need to be enthusiastic, organized, curious, and resilient learners who embody our Game-changing skills, and are prepared to lead by example. Interns must be willing to commit to 1 year.

LIFE ON THE SOUTH COAST:

Thanda is based in Hibberdene, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, about one hour’s drive south of Durban city centre. Volunteers typically stay in Pumula, a village just south of Hibberdene along the coast of the Indian Ocean. This is a perfect opportunity for someone looking for a seaside lifestyle; swimming, surfing, hiking, and simply enjoying the beautiful nature on the South Coast. The culture at Thanda is one of passion, energy, hard work, resilience, and a good sense of humour.

REMUNERATION AND COSTS:

This is a voluntary position. A stipend will be provided to cover basic housing, food, and transport costs. Volunteers will be able to travel during the entitled to 6 weeks of vacation time during of school holidays. Volunteers usually choose to travel during this time.

How to apply:

**Please send your CV / resume (max 3 pages) and a one page motivation letter (detailing why you wish to work at Thanda and what skills you will bring) to [email protected]

In the subject line of your email please title your email “Application: Education Internship 2019_ [Insert Your Name]”**

2019-02-01

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