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The Training Force Learnership Programme 2025 (Grade 11+) with Stipend is now open for applications. This opportunity is designed for young South Africans who have completed at least Grade 11 and want to gain workplace experience while earning a monthly allowance.
The Mastercard Foundation 2026 Internship Program - Paid Opportunities for Young Professionals in Africa is now open for applications. This 11-month program is designed for recent graduates across Africa who are eager to gain professional experience, build skills, and contribute to youth employment, education, and entrepreneurship. Applications close on 11 September 2025.
The 10.000 Black Interns Programme 2026 is now open for applications for Summer 2026. This opportunity is designed for candidates of Black African, Black Caribbean, Black British, or mixed Black heritage who meet the eligibility criteria and want to gain experience in one of 40+ professional sectors in the UK.
The Call for Project Proposals: 2026 Indigenous Youth Fellowship (the call is open globally & stipend available) is now open to Indigenous youth worldwide. This program offers stipends of $2,500–$5,000 for youth-led projects focusing on cultural identity, leadership, and resilient communities. Apply before September 30, 2025, to be considered.
Apply for Transnet Bursaries 2026 and secure financial support for your university studies in engineering fields. This bursary program is designed for South African learners and students under 25, offering study assistance in critical and scarce skills areas such as Electronics, Electrical, Industrial, Metallurgy, and Mechanical Engineering. Enhance your career prospects and join a pipeline of highly skilled professionals.
The ECOWAS Young Graduate Immersion Programme 2026 – Apply Now offers graduates from ECOWAS member states a unique opportunity to gain professional experience, build skills, and actively contribute to regional development. This 12-month fully immersive programme provides hands-on exposure to ECOWAS institutions and agencies while enhancing employability across West Africa.
The Remote Junior OSINT Researcher at Global Rights Compliance position offers a unique opportunity for investigators with experience in open-source intelligence (OSINT) to contribute to humanitarian and accountability projects. This remote, fully professional role focuses on research, legal analysis, and investigative support in the humanitarian sector.
The TWAS Fellowships For Research and Advanced Training 2025 provide young scientists from developing countries with the opportunity to strengthen their research skills at institutions in the Global South. These fully funded fellowships cover airfare, subsistence, and research support, making it an excellent opportunity for early-career researchers in natural sciences.
The Fully Funded Fellowship in Digital Health and Artificial Intelligence for Health 2025 offers students a unique opportunity to explore how digital innovation and AI are shaping global health systems. This program supports young researchers interested in contributing to applied research, evidence-building, and ethical debates in digital health and AI, while benefiting from structured mentorship with faculty experts.
Researcher Homebased – Amnesty International | EUR 69.826. The Amnesty International Researcher position in Dakar offers a fixed-term, 18-month contract with a salary of EUR 69,826. This opportunity allows experienced professionals to lead human rights research across West and Central Africa, producing high-impact reports that drive advocacy and influence policy in the region.