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In person unpaid internship Grants & Proposal Writing (Aleppo or Damascus/ Syria)

Entreprise
NGO
Lieu
Gabon, Gabon
Contrat
STAGE
Publication
Publiée le 7 septembre 2026

Fourchette de salaire indicative : 175 000 - 425 000 XAF par mois

Description du poste

Trust Consultancy and Development, an independent research and third-party monitoring and evaluation firm based in Gaziantep, Turkey, with sister companies in Palestine, Pakistan, and Iraq, is offering an intensive six-month in-person internship in Grants and Proposal Writing, based in Damascus or Aleppo, Syria. We provide high-quality research, data collection, and analysis for NGOs and donors across the MENA region and beyond. Our clients include UNICEF, GOAL, HelpAge International, Save the Children, NRC, World Vision, USAID/BHA, ECHO, and others. Active in Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Yemen, Palestine, Pakistan, Lebanon, and Afghanistan, we bring a unique perspective through our extensive field networks. This internship is designed for recent graduates and early-career professionals interested in humanitarian programming, donor relations, business development, and proposal writing. Unlike traditional internships that focus mainly on administrative support, this programme provides hands-on exposure to every stage of the humanitarian proposal development cycle. Fellows will work alongside experienced Grants Managers, Programme Managers, Technical Advisors, and MEAL specialists while contributing to live funding opportunities submitted to institutional donors. The programme combines practical assignments, coaching, mentoring, peer learning, and structured professional development. Learning Objectives By the end of the fellowship, participants should be able to understand the humanitarian funding landscape, identify suitable funding opportunities, analyse donor guidelines and calls for proposals, draft concept notes, prepare sections of technical proposals, conduct stakeholder mapping, and review proposals for quality and compliance. Key Responsibilities Under the supervision of the Grants Manager, the Fellow will support the Resource Mobilization Unit in opportunity identification, including monitoring donor websites and funding portals, tracking calls for proposals, preparing opportunity summaries, maintaining donor calendars, and drafting proposal sections. Required Qualifications Applicants should possess a Bachelor's degree in International Development, Public Administration, Political Science, Economics, Public Health, Social Sciences, Engineering, Agriculture, Business Administration, English, or another relevant discipline. A Master's degree is preferred. Ex...