Internship Program at Harvesters International

Description
Start off your career, and get a chance to make meaningful contributions!

• At Harvesters, we exist to change lives! One key way we do this is through our staff community. We know the immense value and contributions that young professionals bring to the work environment, and we will offer exciting opportunities for them to gain experience working within a Faith-Based Corporate Organization.
• Our internship programs allow young professionals to gain practical knowledge into church ministry, organizational structure and planning and host of other skillset relevant to both corporate and ministry environments.

About the Program
What is the Internship program about?

• The Harvesters Internship Program (HIP) was set up as a program to give young professionals a competitive edge by providing them with experience and skills to make them attractive and noticeable in the marketplace.
• This internship program is designed to provide both corporate and ministry experience to successful interns.
• This program will run from March to August 2024 and would require 6 months of commitment to leadership development, enabling you to grow in your knowledge of practical ministry as you become immersed in the day-to-day life of Harvesters as an organization.

What are you to Expect?

• The program consists of weekly team meetings, leadership development, Bible Studies, department-specific training, and much more.
• You will be given the opportunity to learn from great leaders, grow your character and spiritual walk, and be encouraged in whom God has called you to be.
• As an Intern in this program, you will be fully exposed to a broad range of ministry and life experiences.
• Successful participants will receive monthly stipend of N50,000 for the duration of the program.

Scheduled Activities?

• Organizational Development Training
• Evangelism/Discipleship Training
• Leadership Development Training
• Theology
• Team Building Activities
• Job Placements for 10 interns
• Graduation