Want to Host Student Interns for a Field Project?

Interested in partnering with SMC hosting student interns for a Field Project serving the poor?

Field Ministry Internship - Health Care India 2007

In order to become a Field Partner with SMC, your organization must be leading (or in partnership with an in-country organization) a Field Project, which will at least:

  • Have a history (at least 2 full years) of serving the poor, excluded, and/or vulnerable people for the purpose of alleviating poverty or reducing vulnerability.
  • Be registered as a legal entity in your country of operation. (Note: We understand that the Field Host may not qualify. For this reason, we encourage the Field Host to place students with legally registered organizations.)
  • Provide opportunities for the intern(s) to practice and/or research components of your Field Project related to the intern’s field of study.
  • Provide the intern a weekly schedule, including participation in your community/team practices of worship and intercessory prayer, and community living work duties. The FMI intern will function in the regular schedule as if he/she were a member of the Field Project staff team.
  • Be personally available to the intern(s) for advising, including at least a (one-hour) One-on-One interview at regular weekly intervals. You will agree to offer timely and candid feedback on the quantity and quality of the intern’s work.
  • Provide a short online evaluation on the intern’s performance at monthly intervals (after every 30 days at your location) and upon completion of the internship term. All hours accumulated by the intern will be signed off by the Field Project Internship host supervisor.

What SMC Offers:

  • We offer you the widest possible participation in the internship program decision-making. We want you to actively engage in the process. We agree to actively recruit qualified student interns on your behalf if you allow us to post your Field Project opportunity on the SMC web site and at various mobilization and recruiting events throughout 2012 and 2013.
  • With your help, we are creating a registry of 100 Field Projects for university student internships to be displayed at YWAM International’s URBANA 2012 Exhibit. Registration as a Host for student interns is just $50 USD until June 1, 2012. After that date, the fee will be $100 USD.

Ready?

Register here

About John

I am John Henry. My wife, Mary, and I were married in 1988. We have two terrific boys, Justin and Nathan, and a beautiful girl, Rebecca, who we adopted in 1999 from China. I am founder and director of the Student Mobilization Centre, a network centre of Youth With A Mission's University of the Nations. I completed Fuller Seminary's MA in Global Leadership. What do I do? For over 25 years I have been teaching, encouraging, and releasing emerging leaders in university communities in over 30 nations to engage their world and every arena of society in response to the good news of Jesus Christ. Why does it matter? Because todays students are tomorrow’s leaders and the university is the place where ideas have sex and produce institutions that can serve us or bind us.

Posted on December 1, 2011, in Activist, Calling, Collaboration, Mission Leadership, Student Missions. Bookmark the permalink. Comments Off.

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