Service-Learning Global Internship Programme (SLGIP)
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Introduction
Service-Learning Global Internship Programme (SLGIP) offers you an opportunity to participate in different non-profit/non-governmental organizations in different cities.
By joining SLGIP, you are encouraged to step out from your comfort zone and explore the unexpected and undiscovered possibilities throughout your stay during the internship period. We expect our participants could learn and grow from the amazing experiences.
SLGIP is not just a channel for you to search for an internship position, but also a rare chance to enable you to understand more about your inner self and the communities.
What Can You Learn?
- have broader knowledge, deeper concern, and greater awareness on societal and global issues;
- have deeper knowledge about the services of Non-governmental organizations (NGO)/social enterprises worldwide and have deeper understanding about the needs of vulnerable groups;
- be able to have reflection on individual and social issues;
- uphold a positive and passionate serving attitude to contribute to the local and global societies.
News
UPDATED DEADLINE: 16 Feb 2020 (Sun)
Locations and Partner Organizations
Due to the outbreak of coronavirus, the period of the internship may be adjusted. Please keep track of the information online.
Organization |
Nature of service |
Place |
Duration of stay |
No. of Students |
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For local student |
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Toy library, parent-children centre and toy education |
New Taipei City, Taiwan |
Late May to mid-Jul (7 weeks) (tbc) |
4 |
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Service to the elderly |
New Taipei City, Taiwan |
Late May to mid-Jul (7 weeks) (tbc) |
2 |
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Carpentry handcrafted and recycled goods design; store and coffee shop management |
Taoyuan, Taiwan |
Early Jul to mid-Aug (7 weeks) (tbc) |
2-4 |
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Assist teachers in teaching, activities and school administration, and devote themselves into Aboriginal culture |
Taoyuan, Taiwan |
Late May to mid-Jul (7 weeks) (tbc) |
2 |
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Provide parent-children activities for rural schools and communities |
Taoyuan, Taiwan |
Late May to mid-Jul (7 weeks) (tbc) |
2 |
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Homework tutorial for primary school students, event planning. The school emphasizes on art education. |
Taoyuan, Taiwan |
Late May to mid-Jul (7 weeks) (tbc) |
2 |
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Natural farming and product distribution |
Yilan, Taiwan |
Mid-June to mid-July (flexible) (4 weeks) (tbc) |
2-4 |
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Service to the homeless and underprivileged |
Kaohsiung, Taiwan |
Mid-Jun to late Jul (flexible) (6 weeks) (tbc) |
2-4* |
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Mental Rehabilitation Association of Nantou County |
Assist in toy recycle projects/ Toy delivery to the rural area |
Nantou, Taiwan |
Late May to mid-Jul (7 weeks) (tbc) |
2 |
Organize different variety of interest groups, self-development training programmes for youth |
Singapore |
Late Jun to late Aug (8 weeks) (tbc) |
2-4 |
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Provide children and youth services |
Bangkok, Thailand |
Mid-Jun to mid-Jul (4 weeks) (tbc) |
2* |
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For local and international student |
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Help the orgnaization in product marketing and develop community-based tourism in the villages that they support |
Luang Prabang, Laos |
Early Jun to early Jul (4 weeks) (tbc) |
2 |
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For local, mainland and international student |
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Family service in the Chinese community |
Toulouse, France |
TBC |
4-6* |
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Teach in children’s home |
Yangon, Myanmar |
Early Jun to early Jul (4 weeks) (tbc) |
2* |
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Music teaching in orphanage |
Kengtung, Myanmar |
Early Jul to early Aug (4 weeks) (tbc) |
2* |
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Prevent human trafficking by outreaching, education and empowerment programme |
Phnom Penh, Cambodia |
Mid-Jun to mid-Jul (4 weeks) (tbc) |
2* |
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Teach/Services for Orphanages |
Phnom Penh, Cambodia |
Mid-Jun to mid-Jul (4 weeks) (tbc) |
2 |
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Organize activities to build awareness of human rights in the community |
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
Early Jun to late Jul (8 weeks) (tbc) |
2 |
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Building of classrooms and playground for migrant schools |
Mae Sot, Thailand |
Early Jul to late Jul (4 weeks) (tbc) |
2-4 |
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Provide education, health and agricultural assistance to residents of Katunge Village |
Katunge Village, Nepal |
TBC |
2-4 |
* Christian required
Programme Fee
- Deposits: HK$1,500 (Refundable upon completion and satisfactory performance)
- Students are required to apply visa and prepare fights and accommodation themselves. (Recommendation would be provided)
- Eligible students may apply HKSAR Government Reaching Out Award (ROA).
- Students who fail to receive ROA could apply SA SLGIP Award from Office of Student Affairs. For more details, please visit the "Award" tab.
Fore more information, you can select different tabs at the top of the page (below the SLGIP banner).
SLGIP Award
Eligibility:
- The SLGIP Award will be for all full-time UGC-funded undergraduate students with cGPA 2.3 who have satisfactory performance in SLGIP (good attendance and no negative feedback from the internship agency).
- Students, who apply the Reaching Out Award successfully, cannot receive the SLGIP Award concurrently.
- CIE students are NOT eligible for the SLGIP Award. Please consult SCE/CIE for their subsidies.
Calculation Guideline:
Internship period |
Zone 1: Taiwan |
Zone 2: Thailand, Laos, Myanmar |
Zone 3: Cambodia, Malaysia |
Zone 4: Singapore |
4 weeks | HK$2,500 | HK$3,500 | HK$5,000 | HK$6,500 |
5 weeks or above | HK$3,500 | HK$4,500 | HK$6,000 | HK$9,000 |
*The award information about France and Nepal will be coming soon.
*If the internship agency provides free accommodation, HK$1,500 will be deducted from the award amount.
*If there is no direct flight to the destination, extra HK$1,500 award amount could be given to the students for additional flight cost (subject to the organizer’s approval). Please note that if there is direct flight, but students choose to take transit flight, no additional award amount will be given.
Students went to outreach service with the colourful toy car in Taipei! [New Taipei City Toy Bank]
Good harvest in Yilan! Our student was helping in the farm. [Nanao Natural Farm]
Our student tried to make egg rolls with the vulnerable groups. [Co-Life Home]
Our students engaged a deep relationship with the children in the Insein Grace Haven Children Home. [Insein Grace Haven Children Home]
The 7-week internship in Taiwan broadens my horizons of the social services in New Taipei City. I had opportunities to work as the staff of New Taipei Toy Bank to serve the elderly and children in remote areas through the medium of second-hand toys, organize activities for the residents there, and hold a course regarding parenting education towards the children and their parents.
- Lung Wing Yu (China Studies - Sociology) [New Taipei City Toy Bank]
While serving as music teachers at Build A Music School (B.A.M.S), we were so amazed by our students’ hard work and perseverance. Waking up real early in the morning and starting the class at 6:30 am, none of our students was lazy – they were highly focused in class and willing to learn. No matter how many times they failed to achieve the goal of playing the rhythm correctly, they kept trying. They reminded us of a famous quote: “You never know how close you are... Never give up on your dreams!”
- Li Jess (Music) [B.A.M.S. - Build A Music School]
Eligibility
All full-time undergraduate students in HKBU, including final year students.
Application Procedure
- Complete the online application.
(application deadline: 16 Feb 2020 (Sun) 23:59) - Attend the 1st round online interview on 19, 20 or 21/2 (Wed-Fri) upon invitation, which will be sent via email by 18 Feb 2020 at the latest.
- Applicants who pass the 1st round interview will be invited to attend the 2nd round interview when the class is resumed.
Email: sa_slgip@hkbu.edu.hk
Tel: (852) 34112279 / 34112326
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SLGIP/
Address: Room 401, The Wing Lung Bank Building for Business Studies, Shaw Campus, Hong Kong Baptist University