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Veterinary Internship at Kilimanjaro

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Dr. Mnyoni's private veterinary clinic is located in the center of Moshi Town. Dr. Mnyoni is an experienced vet who has employed two young fellow vets. Around 60% of their work involves treating livestock on farms and fields. They primarily treat cows, pigs, chickens, goats, donkeys, and poultry. Vets usually move around Kilimanjaro every day from 8 am to 5 pm. As an intern, you can accompany them and actively participate in their work, such as diagnosing and treating animal diseases on farms and pastures, and administering vaccinations and inseminations. The remaining 40% of their work hours are spent treating domestic animals and pets such as dogs and cats, conducting surgery and post-mortem diagnoses, and selling animal food and supplies. This internship is possible for anyone who would like to experience the work of an African vet. You don't need to be a veterinary medicine student; however, supervised professional internships are also possible.

Program Highlights

Learn about veterinary medicine while accompanying Kilimanjaro vets.

Immerse yourself into local cultures while moving from village to village within rural Kilimanjaro and getting to know farmers.

Choose accommodation with a local host family, at apartments shared with other foreign volunteers, or at a hotel in Moshi Town—on the foothills of Kilimanjaro.

Benefit from high-quality assistance with trip preparations, including intercultural training and extensive on-site support by our international team.

Enjoy excursions, leisure activities, safaris, and/or a Kilimanjaro climb with other program participants at discounted rates.

Quick Details

Locations:
  • Moshi, Tanzania
Availability
Year(s) Offered: Year RoundIntern Duration:
  • Summer
  • Winter
  • Short Term
  • Spring
  • 1-3 Months
  • 3-6 Months
  • Fall
Age Requirement: 18+
Types & Subjects
Fields:
  • Animal Sciences
  • Zoology & Wildlife Sciences
Guidelines:
  • American
  • European
  • Canadian
  • Australian
  • South African
  • Irish
  • British
  • Asian
  • All Nationalities
  • Kiwi
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Last Updated: Jun 02, 2026

Program Details

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Locations

  • Moshi, Tanzania

Types and Subjects

  • Fields
  • Animal Sciences
  • Zoology & Wildlife Sciences

Availability

Years Offered: Year Round

Intern Duration:
  • Summer
  • Winter
  • Short Term
  • Spring
  • 1-3 Months
  • 3-6 Months
  • Fall

Age Requirement

18+

Guidelines

All Nationalities

Program Cost Includes

  • Pre-Departure Orientation
  • In-Country Orientation
  • Airport Transfer (Pick-Up)
  • Airport Transfer (Drop-Off)
  • On-Site / In-Country Staff Support
  • Cultural Training / Program / Orientation
  • Some Program Activity Costs
  • Internship Placement
  • Some Accommodation
  • Training
  • Certificate of Completion

Accommodation Options

  • Apartment/Flat
  • Group living
  • Home-stays
  • Other

Qualifications & Experience

    Language Skills Required

  • English

    Accepted Education Levels

  • Some college credit, no degree
  • Bachelor’s degree
  • Professional degree
  • Master’s degree
  • High school graduate, diploma or the equivalent (for example: GED)
  • University 5th Year or More
  • University Senior (4th Year)
  • University Junior (3rd Year)
  • University Sophomore (2nd Year)
  • University Freshman (1st Year)

Application Procedures

  • Resume
  • Online Application

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Dr. Mnyoni's private veterinary clinic is located in the center of Moshi Town. Dr. Mnyoni is an experienced vet who has employed two young fellow vets. Around 60% of their work involves treating livestock on farms and fields. They primarily treat cows, pigs, chickens, goats, donkeys, and poultry. Vets usually move around Kilimanjaro every day from 8 am to 5 pm. As an intern, you can accompany them and actively participate in their work, such as diagnosing and treating animal diseases on farms and pastures, and administering vaccinations and inseminations. The remaining 40% of their work hours are spent treating domestic animals and pets such as dogs and cats, conducting surgery and post-mortem diagnoses, and selling animal food and supplies. This internship is possible for anyone who wo...

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