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WE WELCOME
YOU!
Contents
Tofauti on the move........................................................................................................................ 5
Happy .............................................................................................................................................. 9
Kauwi Primary School ................................................................................................................... 12
Africa in Me ................................................................................................................................... 15
TOFAUTI ON THE MOVE
Tofauti on the move
Subject teaching and mainly science, English and
mathematics and at the same time develop a curriculum to
follow through out.
Job Description2 Guidance and counselling of the
children in the institution.
Job Description3 Be involved in any activity that
is run by the institution towards
the development and growth of
the institution as a whole and its
members
Job Description4 Office management especially
with regards to daily accountability
of expenditures by the institution.
Job Description5 Train of financial management
skills Train on basic computer
skills Train on hygiene skills Offer
guidance and counselling
Track the progress of the
students/chilldren
Job Description6
Measurable results expected from the intern 1. Be proactive 2. Full
dedication and willingness to
perform their duties
Preparation required from the intern before arrival The intern is advised to carry a
laptop.
Details on the Working Conditions Personal Workspace
Any Other
Other Details of the Working Conditions The organization shall provide
accommodation and food.
Accommodation either provided
at Intern house for a fee or by
hosting through a nominal fee.
Interns shall be working with
schools in the Kibera slum area in
Nairobi Province
Learning points that the intern might obtain during the internship 1. Personal development 2. Life
skills such as good decision
making 3. Teaching skills 4.
Office management capabilities
Additional information a potential candidate may require for the Internship Read about Kenya
Interns under Tofauti: 40
Sacred Heart (Under Tofauti but in Mombasa): 106-8weeks
Accommodation
The accommodation & food for this project is 200euros for 6 weeks, thatincludes
meals, free wireless, laundry, accommodation. A small fee of 25euros is charged by
the LC for administrative purposes which includes airport pick-up at any time.
Most of the TNs are not very far from the intern house and they are easily
accessible by Matatus (means of transport in Kenya)
ACCOMODATION Each intern house has a capacity of 15 people.
South C, Nairobi
Akiba Estate, Nairobi
Bellevue Estate, Nairobi
AMMENITIES
HAPPY
Happy Happy Times Junior School is a private sponsored education institute located in Nairobi
city. It offers Early childhood education and primary education.
Job Description
Department the intern will be
working
Staff
Job Description1 A child should be able to pronounce German words properly.
Job Description2 A child should be able to write German words properly.
Job Description3 A child should be able to construct German words properly.
Job Description4 A child should be able to read different German words properly.
Job Description5 A child should be able to write a paragraph German words properly.
Job Description6 A child should be able to administer first aid properly.
Measurable results expected
from the intern
Pronunciation Writing Reading Administration
Preparation required from the
intern before arrival
Preparation of schemes of work Preparation of lesson plans
Details on the Working
Conditions
Any Other
Other Details of the Working
Conditions
The intern will be teaching German lessons 2hrs per day. The working days are
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Learning points that the intern
might obtain during the
internship
Networking with other Aiesec alumni Diverse experience in the African way
Additional information a potential
candidate may require for the
Internship
Interesting experience
Interns under Happy: 10
6-8weeks
ACCOMODATION Each intern house has a capacity of 15 people.
South C, Nairobi
Akiba Estate, Nairobi
Bellevue Estate, Nairobi
AMMENITIES
KAUWI PRIMARY SCHOOL
Kauwi Primary School Kauwi Primary School is in a village 3 hours away from Nairobi. Minimal provisions are
available so interns should ensure that they carry their essentials such as
communication devices, toiletries, snacks etc. Interns should also familiarize themselves
on basic Mathematics, English & Science depending on which of these subject(s) they
will teach
Job Description
Department the intern will be
working
Teaching
Job Description1 Subject teaching especially Mathematics, English & Science.
Job Description2 Office management especially with regards to daily accountability of expenditure
of the institution
Job Description3 Guidance and counselling of the children in the institution.
Job Description4 Participate in the maintaining and growth of the institutions green houses and
orchards.
Job Description5 Be involved in any activity that is run by the institution towards the development
and growth of the institution as a whole and its members.
Job Description6
Measurable results expected
from the intern
1. Be proactive 2. Full dedication andwillingness to perform their duties 3.
Take the initiative to find innovative ways to improve the general welfare of the
institution
Preparation required from the
intern before arrival
Kauwi Primary School is in a village 3 hours away from Nairobi. Minimal
provisions are available so interns should ensure that they carry their essentials
such as communication devices, toiletries, snacks etc. Interns should also
familiarize themselves on basic Mathematics, English & Science depending on
which of these subject(s) they will teach
Details on the Working
Conditions
Personal Workspace
Internet Access
Any Other
Other Details of the Working
Conditions
The institution will provide free accommodation and food during the whole
duration.
Learning points that the intern
might obtain during the
internship
might obtain during the internship 1. Personal development 2. Life skills such as
good decision making 3. Teaching skills 4. Office management capabilities
Additional information a potential
candidate may require for the
Internship
Read about Kenya and the social cultural conditions that rural children learn and
live under.
Interns under Kauwi: 5
Sacred Heart (Under Tofauti but in Mombasa): 106-8weeks
ACCOMODATION
Each intern house has a capacity of 15 people.
South C, Nairobi
Bellevue Estate, Nairobi
Akiba Estate, Nairobi
AMMENITIES
Africa in Meis a global branding campaign that aims to
showcase the continent to the world to make AIESEC in
Africa the first choice destination for internships globally.
Africa in Me is based around an online portal,
africainme.org as well as a set of activities lined up for
the interns during their stay in Kenya that allows them to
explore the African culture at the same time
documenting their experience.
The Africa in Me activities include:
ePIC Moment
Untold Africa
EsSense
Activ8 Joy
OUR MISSION AND VISION:
To make Africa a first choice destination for internships in the
AIESEC network by creating a multidimensional image of the
African continent through stories of the youth contributing to
impact the society.
AFRICAINME
Interns under Africa in Me: 40
6-8weeks
1. ePIC Moments
“Powerful African stories captured in images”
The interns who will come to Kenya and will be instructed
to take photos but there will be some that will stand out.
The Intern is required to tell a story behind the picture of
their choice, bringing it to life and sharing it with people
back home. The images from ePIC moments will promote
Africa as the first choice destination for AIESEC
internships. The interns will be supporting us in this way
to better portray what Africa truly is, breaking
stereotypes and helping us to build a new story; all by
this doing something as simple as sharing their point of
view through photo and the story behind it.
AFRICAINME
2. Untold Africa
“Stories to inspire”
Non-governmental organizations and influential community leaders
play a key role in building Africa’s future. Their stories often go untold
but they can inspire us to play our role in building the future of our local
communities.
This activity requires interns to volunteer at an NGO or shadow an
influential community leader for at least a day. During this day, interns’
role will be to act as a reporter of what these people and organizations
do and how they contribute to the building of a better Africa. The
interns will also prepare a short video documentary as output so that
they can get these stories out and start portraying a different face of
Africa.
AFRICAINME
3. EsSense
“Sensing the essence of Africa”
In Africa we embrace life with a high sense of appreciation for everything that allows us to use our senses to truly touch and feel in our bodies the experience of being alive.
A database of local artists and craftsmen/women will be provided to the interns. They will then have a chance to organize an event for the hosting community in which to experience and learn from the community and their craft as a way to dignify life The interns are expected to become great reporters and capture on video and pictures these special activities. These videos will be used to showcase the interns’ experience and what he/she has learned from the artist chosen. At the same time will help us to share with the word the incredible beauty behind the art work of these remarkable people in our local communities.
AFRICAINME
4. Activ8 joy
“Playing for a Purpose”
Sports and games is what unite communities by bringing
people together with common goal in mind. Providing joy
and happiness to children is an added benefit and one that
will make the interns’ experience of Africa complete.
By taking part in Activ8 joy, the interns will organize sports
events for the local community. Another option will be to
organize fun days, comprising of games and entertainment
for underprivileged children in our local communities.
AFRICAINME
SAFARI PACKAGES
Safari Package
The interns will visit different parts of Kenya in order to be able to experience the
different cultures.
The safari package includes a visit to:
Nairobi
Mombasa
Western circuit
Here is a layout of the six weeks here in Kenya:
1st week:
They shall stay in Nairobi.
Activities that will be carried out during this time include:.
• Visit The National Museum.
• Nairobi National Park, Kenya Wildlife Service, which is the only animal park
located in a city in the world.
• Nairobi Mamba Village where they will go for Blankets and wine where they
experience Kenyan Music and food.
• Visit the Maasai Market where they can buy African jewellery and
souvenirs.
• Experience a matatu ride(local mode of transportation).
• Riuki Cultural Center where the interns will get to experience the Kikuyu
Culture.
• Blankets and wine.
2nd and 3rd week:
The interns shall visit the Western circuit.
Here is a list of the activities planned out for them:
• The boys will spend a week and a half at Kogere Primary school to teach
and interact with the children and interact with them during your stay there.
• Whereas the girls will visit Maji Moto for the same amount of time to teach
and interact with girls who have been rescued from Female Genital Mutilation and
early marriage.
• Visit Rusinga Island and Mbita where the interns will visit Tom Mboya
mausoleum, take boat rides to Mfangano Islands and the surrounding Islands.
• Have a tour around Nyanza province and visit areas like Kit Mikai, the
impala sanctuary.
• Visit Nakuru National Park where the interns will get to have a game drive.
• Go camping in Naivasha as well see the hot springs in Baringo and Bogoria.
• Visit Kakamega Forest to see the wildlife and the Nature and spend a night
there.
• Visit the Aberdares National Park in central Kenya and have a game drive to
see wildlife.
• Visit Kogelo and proceed to President Obama's grandparents home.
4th week:
They shall stay in Nairobi where they will:
• Shadow an NGO or a community leader.
• Visit the Kibera slums and have a fun day with the children.
• Visit olepolos.
• Visit local schools to teach them about your countries culture.
• Have a day or two to tour the city.
5th and 6th week:
The activities that will be carried out in Mombasa include:
• A stop-over in Amboseli for two days where they will stay in the prestigious
Serena Kilaguni Hotel.
• Watamu and Gedi ruins in North Coast.
• Relax at the beach.
• Visit Malindi and Lamu and various Marine parks found in these areas.
• Visit different areas in South Coast such us Kisite Marine Park, Haller Park.
• Have a tour of Mombasa city and old town.
• Have time to relax at the beach.
• Visit the MwembeTayari market.
• Visit tourist sites such as Fort Jesus, Vasco da Gamma pillar, Gedi ruins,
Shimoni Caves and the Coral Garden.
Accommodation:
We have secured different places where the interns shall stay during their time
here in Kenya.
While in Nairobi, the interns will stay at the intern houses or be hosted by AIESEC
Strathmore, Kenya.
While in Mombasa, the interns shall stay at an intern house.
Here us a list of places the interns will stay during their visit in the Western Circuit:
• Mbita Tourist Hotel.
• Kobondo village in Sega.
• Maji Moto.
• The intern house in Nairobi or be hosted by an AIESEC Strathmore member.
• Outspan Hotel
• Fish Eagle Camping site.
• Cottages in The National Parks.
Transport:
The organizing committee has partnered with a tours company known as Etnica
that will provide transport services to the interns during their stay here in Kenya.
Cost Quotation per person.
USD 1500 per person.
Cost includes.
• Full board accomodation in all the hotels/houses/tented camps.
• Park fees in all the parks and reserves
• Service of a professional driver
• Transport in 4x4-open roofed mini vans(3 packs each)
Cost excludes.
• Air Fare
• Drinks, purchase of personal items, laundry, tips and other activities not
included in the itinerary.
Contact Information:
Organizing Committee President:
Tracy Ofwona
0736062994
Communications/Information Management:
Maryanne Jelagat
0727642295
Finance:
Charlene Maina
0721622776
Logistics:
Patrick Omwange
Organizing Committee Support:
Tracy Wanjiku
