The
ICROSS Internship programme has been creating opportunities for
students to develop their skills since 1985. We have welcomed over 850
volunteers, students, interns and trainees from 18 countries around the
World since the programme began. While many volunteers are part of
Government bilateral aid programmes others come from University degree
study experiences as part of their courses. Others are young
professionals who want to develop their skills and experiences.
Field
staff, local teams,supervisors and members of local communities vote
for their favourite intern of the year. Ozan from Germany won the award http://icrossinternational.org/news.aspx?id=133 for his committment and dedication.
This
year amid stiff competition the Intern of the year was voted to be
Jennah-Louise Salkeld from Australia. There is more news about Jennahs
internship on http://icrossinternational.org/news.aspx?id=149
Announcing the win this week the Head of Interns Saruni OleLengeny said " We
are delighted that Jennah won this year, she is everything the ICROSS
internship programme is about. Bill Maxwell who helps co-ordinate the
scheme said " Jennah came to learn, listen and discover, that's the
perfect approach for a successful contribution, she was selfless and
focused"
Jennah is delighted that she won and has said she will be back to the programmes early next year.
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