Development Internships in Cambodia

Join GoEco and experience Cambodian culture by volunteering for children in the local community of Samraong. Become involved in various activities and get to spend an eco-trip after your placement. Your main role is to help boost the educational experience of underprivileged children, both inside and outside the classroom. Teach them english and assist in construction projects. A day’s work typically ends at around 5:00 pm, during which you can have dinner and then relax or hang out with fellow volunteers. This program is open to volunteers who have: - Minimum age of 18 - Good level of English - Motivation to work with children and meet new cultures - Full travel and medical insurance - Immunizations (please consult your doctor)

At Roots, we believe valuable learning and making an impact can go hand-in-hand. That's why we offer academic internships with grassroots organizations around the world. As an intern, you'll have a unique work experience that will inspire you, enhance your career, and allow you to gain insight into grassroots development work. At the same time, you'll contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Join an internship that truly matters for you and the world! The focus areas of our internships are wide-ranging: from female empowerment and early childhood development to wildlife conservation and food security. No matter your degree or career focus, we'll be able to find you an internship that matches your interests and requirements. Our internships are based across Africa, Latin America, Europe, and Asia with year-round remote, in-person, and hybrid placements. What we'll offer you: - Careful matchmaking - Assistance with traveling (visas, flights, accommodation, etc.) - Supervision during your placement - Regular check-ins and troubleshooting - Career-driven opportunity Get in touch for a free internship consultation!

Inspire, Educate & Empower Communities Across the World Are you passionate about education and cross-cultural exchange? Do you dream of making a positive impact while traveling the world? With Volunteering Journeys’ English Teaching Programs Abroad, you can inspire young minds, build confidence, and open opportunities for children and adults across Peru, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, and the Maldives. Whether you’re a student on a gap year, a certified teacher, or simply a fluent English speaker looking to make a difference, teaching abroad is one of the most rewarding ways to contribute to global education while immersing yourself in fascinating cultures. In many developing regions, English proficiency opens the door to education, employment, and better economic opportunities. However, limited resources and teacher shortages often leave students without access to quality English education. By joining Volunteering Journeys’ teaching programs, you’ll help bridge this gap. You’ll work in local schools, community centers, or after-school programs — improving English literacy, conversational confidence, and cultural awareness.

Travel to Southeast Asia and truly experience the unique culture of Cambodia on our Short-Term Community Development Internship. During your program, get involved in projects with activities like teaching English, running women’s empowerment workshops, or assisting with construction. The exact details of your internship projects depend on the local community's needs during the time of your participation. We have local partners that help us assess these needs on the ground on an ongoing basis. Join us in contributing to a selection of UN Sustainable Development Goals in Cambodia.

Khmer Ocean Life (KOL) works to conserve Cambodia’s marine and coastal ecosystems, with a focus on marine megafauna, through capacity building by conducting ongoing research and monitoring and empowering, and collaborating with, local fishing communities. We are based in Kampot and focus on monitoring (land and boat surveys) marine wildlife species, specifically Irrawaddy dolphins, Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins, Indo-Pacific finless porpoises, dugongs. Through our work, we aim to inform sustainable conservation strategy Cambodian marine environment and work closely with communities contribute to capacity building can conservation efforts. Interns have to opportunity to engage in a variety of opportunities including collecting scientific data, assisting with dolphin ecotours, promoting swimming lessons, maintaining the coastal-wide stranding network, training citizen scientists, and promoting conservation through outreach events and social media. We have no requirements of interns, as we provide basic survey equipment on-site. The most important thing an intern can bring is adaptability and motivation to learn and contribute.

Join Globalteer as we provide support to numerous charitable projects around the world. While doing so, you'll develop valuable life and workplace skills under the guidance of our experienced international team. Key duties and responsibilities: Reaching out to potential donors, such as corporations, trusts, or individuals Researching grant opportunities for Globalteer and its partners Writing and preparing grant proposals and applications Organizing local and online fundraising events for the charity Following up with donors to maintain communication and the giving relationship General administration within the gift-giving and fundraising department 37.5-hour work week Other duties as assigned in support of Globalteer’s charitable objectives Requirements for this internship are: Fluent spoken and written English Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal Knowledge of MS Excel, Word, and Outlook Numerate, well organized, and with excellent attention to detail Flexible team player A commitment to Globalteer’s Code of Conduct and Child Protection Policy Minimum age of 18 years old

We have a community development project in rural Cambodia where circular economy initiatives support a free education center for impoverished youth. We offer free classes to the community, as well as help them gain access to higher education and resources. Our school is supported by the production of recycled products & bamboo straws, an organic skincare line developed from our permaculture farm, and wellness retreats. We seek volunteers and interns to help us develop our educational curriculum for students, assist teachers, work on our organic farm, develop strategies for selling our programs, create sustainable systems in our eco-pool and eco-building projects, and work on sustainable leadership with our Environmental Initiatives Level Four class. There are many aspects of our program where we could use more hands. We like to develop a personalized mission for all volunteers and interns to maximize impact and create a clear mission that utilizes individuals' skills.