ALU
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ABOUT ALU
At the African Leadership University ( ALU ), we're more than just an institution—we're a catalyst for transformation. Our mission is to develop a new generation of ethical and entrepreneurial leaders who will shape Africa's future. Through our innovative curriculum, focus on experiential learning, and vibrant pan-African community, we empower students to become changemakers, problem-solvers, and innovators. At ALU , we're not just teaching; we're nurturing the leaders who will drive Africa's progress and prosperity in the 21st century
We are dedicated to fostering an open yet secure environment, balancing the safety of students, staff, and visitors with respect for individual rights, and safeguarding responsibilities.
HOW WE WORK
The ALU Team works in starkly different ways to traditional academic bureaucracies. We approach education from first principles, empower individuals to design, test, and implement creative new ideas, and work closely together to craft transformative learning experiences. We are deeply passionate about our students and excited by the challenge of building something entirely new.
The African Leadership University is committed to ensuring the safety and Well-being of all students under our care. As part of this commitment , we have a comprehensive safeguarding policy in place , which outlines our Zero-tolerance approach to any violation of safeguarding.
ABOUT WCN
Wildlife Conservation Network’s mission is to protect endangered wildlife by supporting conservationists who ensure wildlife and people coexist and thrive. Within WCN, the Women for Wildlife (WfW) program supports conservation partners in Africa to implement gender-focused programs to achieve conservation benefits through women’s empowerment.
ABOUT THE ROLE
The Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN) created the WfW grants program to support their partners in Africa to build and strengthen their gender-focused programs for the dual goals of women‘s empowerment and conservation benefit. Partners who are successful in applying for WfW funding will join a Community of Learning for the purpose of:
Community of Learning activities will take place over a 12 month period and include:
To support the design and implementation of the WoW Community of Learning, WCN seeks a candidate to take the role of Curriculum Development Intern
Nature and scope of work:
Skills needed:
Skills Development plan:
Number of vacancies: 2
Location: Remote
Working Hours: 20
Start Date: November 15, 2026
End Date: November 15, 2027
Deadline of application: October 15, 2026
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