As a valued member of the Microfinance Pilot Project, you will work closely with our Neighbourhood Care Points (NCPs) in rural Swaziland, which cater to vulnerable children and are run by local volunteers. Your primary focus will be to develop educational workshops and provide essential support to enable community members to establish and maintain sustainable businesses.

Working alongside the NCP and Sponsorship Coordinator, you will have the opportunity to design and facilitate workshops on key business concepts such as marketing strategies, financial management, and product development. These workshops will equip community members with the tools they need to develop their business ideas and secure microfinance loans.

Furthermore, you will play a crucial role in creating a system to evaluate and award microfinance loans to new community groups. Your expertise will contribute to the development of project guidelines and protocols, ensuring that the allocation of funds is fair, transparent, and effective in promoting economic growth. Your contributions don’t stop there. As a mentor, you will offer ongoing support to new businesses, helping them navigate challenges and achieve long-term success. By sharing your knowledge and skills, you will empower community members to take control of their financial futures and improve their overall quality of life.

Your responsibilities may include:

• Developing educational workshops on marketing, finance, and business development
• Assisting in creating project guidelines and protocols Supporting the NCP Coordinator with data analysis and reporting
• Preparing periodic evaluation reports for the organisation

If you are a committed professional with experience in finance, business development, or a related field, this internship presents an opportunity to apply your expertise to a meaningful cause. Join us in Swaziland and contribute to lasting change for communities in need.