Internships at JOHUD

Internships provide young graduates with the chance to apply their skills and knowledge into practice in real-life situations. JOHUD is an excellent environment in which to go through that process - because we have a sufficiently large portfolio of work to match the interests of the intern with the needs of the organisation.  As a result, JOHUD can usually find a relevant and rewarding task for young interns to work on specific projects for a short length of time (usually 3 months). Recent internship projects have included:

 

collecting and writing case study stories to include on the website

marketing Souq al Ard to new audiences

helping raise awareness about the role of permaculture to livelihoods

follow up for new enterprises  

 

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For details of current and recent interns at JOHUD click here 

 

 

Jobs at JOHUD

JOHUD employs around 450 staff on a full time basis and often makes short term appointments to fill a specific need. 

JOHUD invests heavily in capacity building of its staff - and motivated and committed employees who meet agreed targets can expect to enhance their career path.

 

The JOHUD Human Resource Department is always keen to meet people with appropriate skills and experience to fill posts as they become vacant. We encourage people to send in their CV accompanied by a cover letter explaining the kind of work you are looking for, and why you want to work with JOHUD.

 

JOHUD also regularly places advertisements in the leading national newspapers if there is a manager / director or specialist post to fill.  

 

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Volunteer opportunities at JOHUD

The various units of JOHUD also attract volunteers to work closely with  beneficiaries in Amman and in the various CDCS across the country.  In particular, the Princess Basma Youth Resource Centre attracts youth volunteers working as mentors on the INTEL Computer Clubhouse in Hashemi Shamali and in Mleih.  

At the CDC level there is a huge demand for volunteers, and, luckily, a matching supply. All the CDCs rely on the spirit of volunteerism within the local community to run the committees, facilitate the youth and kids clubs, to organize events and to make sure that everyone knows about the centre and ca benefit from its work. JOHUD in particular welcomes volunteers with specific skills such as ICT training, language teaching, the ability to work with the disabled etc. In that way, skills are targeted to those who will most benefit.

 

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