Mercy For Animals is #hiring for a Global Public Policy Internship! This position is part time (15–20 hours/week), Monday–Friday, with a commitment term of three months (August - Oct/Nov 2024 - dates flexible) and remote in the United States. In this role you will gain experience advocating for farmed animals and a just, sustainable food system at intergovernmental organizations, such as those within the United Nations system. This internship will build skills in research, writing, and policy advocacy. You will develop an understanding of global public policy processes, such as the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, United Nations Environment Programme, and World Organisation for Animal Health. Additionally, you will have opportunities to grow your network of advocates in this space and think creatively about novel strategies that leverage international law and policy to achieve advocacy objectives. https://lnkd.in/gQjHq-e9 #legal #globalpolicy #globalpublicpolicy #interns #internships #advocacy #animalprotection #sustainableagriculture #unitedstatesjobs #endfactoryfarming #animalrightsjobs #sustainabilityjobs #nonprofitjobs
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🌍 Dive into our Animal Internships ! 🌱 We're delighted to share our project, which offers animal internships all over the world. Today, let's spotlight our animal internships (https://lnkd.in/gEjtzcHc) where students can make a meaningful impact on our planet. 🍃 Explore our animal internships : · Elephant protection – Thailand: Emerging as a champion for conservation and education, an internship program in Thailand empowers local communities and protects the majestic Asian elephant. Interns bridge communication gaps by fostering English language skills among children and mahouts, while conducting ecological surveys and monitoring elephant health. · Immersion with veterinarian – Portugal: Immerse yourself in the world of veterinary medicine and animal care through an internship that provides hands-on experience, professional development, and cultural immersion. You will gain valuable insights into animal health and welfare while assisting veterinarians in their daily practice. · Research and wildlife – Namibia: Embrace the captivating world of wildlife conservation by participating in an internship that blends research, animal care, and refuge management in the heart of Namibia. Delve into the intricate lives of various wildlife species while contributing to their protection and the preservation of their natural habitats. 🌐 Opportunities : Our animal internships take place in several countries around the world, allowing students to choose a location that matches their passion. 🎓 Admission process : Visit our website to explore the opportunities and understand the admission criteria. Our transparent and accessible application process guarantees an interesting professional and personal career path. 🤝 Collaborative partnerships : Work with reputable organisations that guarantee a structured learning experience alongside professionals. 💡 Why animal internships with us? · Hands-on learning: Mix education with practical experience in the world of animal care and protection. · Global impact: Contribute to initiatives to preserve and protect various species around the world. · Network: Work alongside professionals in the field of animal welfare, building relationships and a network. Join us on a journey where your passion meets purpose. Explore the world of animal internships with us and embark on a path of practical learning and meaningful contribution. #animal #internships #impact #sustainability #conservation #world #students #protection #opportunities #education #travel
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https://lnkd.in/gprBzVyv 1. integrity, I think integrity is a very important attribute to have, not only should you have it in your work space but also outside of it. You never know who knows you out in public. I think is also goes for solcail media be aware of the way you are presenting yourself! 2. Responsibility, now says lots of people aren’t responsible, or don’t want to work nor show up! You where the one that wanted to the(wether you like your job or not) show up and be responsible it will help you later on in life. The way you do one thing is the way you do everything, make good habits! This article will improve the way I am at my internship by making me more compassionate with the people we work with, we aren’t only dealing with them we are dealing with there animals and for most people there animals are there whole world! Number two it has taught me to be honest, be honest in your doings and interactions, and always tell your patients the truth. #alpinecteintermships #mountainlandcte Alpine School District CTE Internships
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Our NextVet internship program gives passionate students hands on experience working in our hospitals, so they know what it's really like to provide care to pets. We asked them to share what surprised them the most about the veterinary profession and here's what Sydney B. and Julian had to say! #BanfieldPetHospital #BanfieldLife #CareerDevelopment #NextVet #Internship #VeterinaryMedicine
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Francophone ✅ Final year Student ! At University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Pakistan. Être un professionnel vétérinaire 🩺🐾
Exciting news! I'm thrilled to announce that I'm starting my Pre-internship at Dr. Rana’s Pets Care (Islamabad Capital Territory)as a veterinary student! 🐾💡 This opportunity means the world to me, and I can't wait to learn from the best and gain hands-on experience in the field. I'm looking forward to working with the talented team and helping furry friends feel their best. Stay tuned for updates from my journey! 📸 #veterinarystudent #internship #petcare #animallover #learningandgrowing"
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https://lnkd.in/eaux4nPK Two valuable points I found in the article "6 tips to Maximize your Veterinary Internship" were: 1. Making yourself stand out by being punctual as well as being a hard worker willing to do menial jobs/tasks and even volunteering to do them willingly. This will help me to possibly stand out from other interns and show the technicians that I am willing to do difficult things and work hard regardless. 2. Being respectful by listening to the Vet technicians and Nurses because I can learn so much about the clinic and the care for animals by being present and actively listening. It is also beneficial for being a good employee in future jobs and careers I will have. #alpinecteinternships #mountainlandcte Alpine School District CTE Internships
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How to Get a Wildlife Conservation Internship Abroad 🦅 . "So many people dream of working with animals. Even beyond a career in wildlife conservation, things like photographing the big five, studying rainforest ecosystems, or just witnessing sea turtle hatchlings journey from nest to the ocean are the types of experiences people put on their bucket lists." #rootsinterns #conservationinternship #internabroad #wildlifeconservation #volunteerexperience https://lnkd.in/dKexH_YS
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Dear aspiring vets, your first 5 years in practice are golden. Don't rush into a job or entrepreneurship just yet. Trust me, I've been there. Instead, make these years a masterclass in veterinary medicine: 1. Choose your internships wisely: Seek out practices with experienced mentors who are willing to teach and guide you. 2. Every patient is a lesson: Take detailed notes, ask questions, and reflect on each case. Even routine appointments offer valuable insights. 3. Learn from your mistakes (and others'): Don't be afraid to ask for help or feedback. Mistakes are inevitable, but they're also powerful learning opportunities. 4. Keep a journal: Record your experiences, thoughts, and questions. This will become an invaluable resource as you grow in your career. These early years are about building a solid foundation of knowledge and experience. You'll develop your clinical skills, learn the nuances of client communication, and discover your niche within the vast field of veterinary medicine. Remember, a strong foundation leads to a successful and sustainable career!
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