Project details

Country

Category

Animals

Animals

Starting period

1st Monday of the month year round. Project closed December!

Minimum length of stay

2 weeks

Number of people

1-10

Study fields

Biology, Animal studies, Ecology, Conservation, Research, Nature studies, Marine Biology, Environmental, Zoology


Country

Category

Animals

Animals

Starting period

1st Monday of the month year round. Project closed December!

Minimum length of stay

2 weeks

Number of people

1-10

Study fields

Biology, Animal studies, Ecology, Conservation, Research, Nature studies, Marine Biology, Environmental, Zoology

Minor, Internship, Volunteerwork

Marine Conservation project, Mozambique

AA community development and wildlife research organization was Founded in 2004. Combining internships/volunteer work in social development, conservation and education with adventure tours. The AA marine conservation projects tackle both ecosystem and species level conservation issues within marine reserves and areas of important biodiversity in Mozambique. It involves hands-on data collection and research collected through various scientific methodologies. Field data is gathered on species including whale sharks, humpback whales, dolphins, turtles, fish species and coral reefs and other marine biodiversity.

Project description
The vacancy
The facilities
The costs

Vacancy requirements

  • Fully Self-funded, however we do encourage fundraising or crowdfunding
  • Interns are also expected to take on more responsibility and to create their own goals
  • Passionate and capable in your field
  • Reliable
  • Excellent teamwork and people skills
  • Proactive and take initiative

Please email us at info@letsgoafrica.nl (mailto:info@letsgoafrica.nl) for an exact cost calculation or if you have any other questions.

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frequently asked questions

How can I best prepare for departure?

  • We advise you to read our brochure which also contains useful information about the country, the project and the preparation for your adventure.
  • Use our checklist to prepare step by step and keep the overview

What can I do to reduce the chance of a culture shock?

  • This is very difficult and cannot always be prevented since it is part of living in another world. Reading beforehand about the local living situation can help with this.
  • We offer a Follow Your African Sun workshop that focuses specifically on cultural differences, managing your expectations and personal reflection to make your Africa experience as positive as possible.

Do you also offer Workshops on Africa and cultural differences?

Yes, the Follow your African Sun workshop is specifically focused on cultural differences, managing your expectations and personal reflection to make your Africa experience as positive as possible.

Do I need vaccinations and / or medication?

  • For almost all destinations you need vaccinations and sometimes also anti-Malaria medication. We always advise you to make an appointment at the GGD or local health clinic.
  • Information can also be found in our brochures on this topic.

What materials can I bring for the project and / or host family?

  • Start by checking the baggage that you can take with you on your flight. With many airlines you can take a second piece of checked baggage, but not always!
  • What materials you can take with you, depends on the project and the host family. Some can use school supplies, other clothing and other project related items. We therefore encourage you to consult with us and the partner what is most needed.
MA. Roel van Hout
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MA. Roel van Hout
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