Successful candidates are required to make a one-time contribution of $1000.00 towards the costs of the Fellowship.
The report, Community-Owned Fiber Networks: Value Leaders in America, supports what we’ve always found that publicly owned networks offer the best all around value for the. Present all appropriate documentation (CVs, degrees, transcripts, references, etc.)ĪKFC covers most of the costs associated with living and working overseas including travel, accommodation, vaccinations, health insurance, and a modest stipend to cover the cost of living. A new report from the Berkman Klein Center dives into prices subscribers pay and also looks at trends from national companies as well as local publicly owned networks.Be a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident.Be 30 year of age or under on or before January 31, 2020.Demonstrated a commitment to international development through related volunteer, professional or academic experience.Will not be enrolled in any educational program for the duration of the Fellowship program (June 2020 – February 2021).Hold, at minimum, a bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution by April 30 th, 2020, with a record of strong academic performance.Fellows are placed with field partners in over 13 different countries.Īll Fellows must meet the following application criteria: The Fellowship includes three unique streams: International Development Management (IDM) and International Microfinance and Microenterprise (IMM). AKFC is searching for individuals who can demonstrate a commitment to international development, are driven by the desire to make a meaningful change in the world, and are ready to apply their skills and experience to a challenging overseas internship.įounded in 1989, the AKFC International Youth Fellowship program is a 9-month professional development program for Canadians seeking hands-on experience in international development.
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