Deadline:
As soon as possible
Location(s)
Cameroon Ghana Rwanda Senegal South Sudan Tanzania
Overview
At AIMS we value the contribution that members of the public can make through volunteering. We offer a wide range of opportunities to volunteers to develop on a personal and professional level providing leadership, teamwork and communications skills.
Details
International and local lecturers volunteer their time and skills to contribute in making a difference in the development of the next generation of African transformative leaders.AIMS welcomes members of the public to do the same.
Volunteers can get involved through English language and mathematics tutoring, fundraising, public engagement and administrative volunteering.
About AIMS
Established in 2003, the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) is Africa’s first network of centres of excellence in mathematical sciences. We enable the continent’s youth to shape the continent’s future through Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) education- training Africa’s next generation of leaders.
We have six centres of excellence across Africa- in South Africa, Sénégal, Ghana, Cameroon, Tanzania and Rwanda. The AIMS Next Einstein Initiative is working to operate fifteen centres of excellence across Africa by 2023.
AIMS is a call to action to:
- invest in STEM education to move Africa’sdevelopment forward
- increase collaboration between the public and private sector to prioritise STEM education in Africa
- encourage policy makers to push the agenda of STEM education in Africa for the transformation and sustainable growth of the continent, especially as it pertains to increasing the number of women in the STEM fields
- get Africa’s most talented students to pursue an education in mathematical sciences to innovate and propel Africa’s future.
- increase partnership with industry to contribute to filling the skills gap in STEM, increase productivity and provide critical skills that are indispensable as Africa embarks on its industrial revolution
“We believe that the next Einstein will be African and that he or she will develop solutions that cross borders and change lives.”
What we do
AIMS is enabling Africa’s youth to shape the continent’s future through STEM education- training Africa’s next generation of leaders with the knowledge, skills, networks and culture of excellence needed for tomorrow’s world.
Opportunity is About
Eligibility
Candidates should be from:
Description of Ideal Candidate
Volunteering opportunities are available at any of our five AIMS centres, chapters and the secretariat.
By volunteering you will change lives, including your own, take the first step today to start volunteering at AIMS.
For more information, contact us
applications2017@nexteinstein.org
About AIMS
Established in 2003, the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) is Africa’s first network of centres of excellence in mathematical sciences. We enable the continent’s youth to shape the continent’s future through Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) education- training Africa’s next generation of leaders.
We have six centres of excellence across Africa- in South Africa, Sénégal, Ghana, Cameroon, Tanzania and Rwanda. The AIMS Next Einstein Initiative is working to operate fifteen centres of excellence across Africa by 2023.
AIMS is a call to action to:
- invest in STEM education to move Africa’sdevelopment forward
- increase collaboration between the public and private sector to prioritise STEM education in Africa
- encourage policy makers to push the agenda of STEM education in Africa for the transformation and sustainable growth of the continent, especially as it pertains to increasing the number of women in the STEM fields
- get Africa’s most talented students to pursue an education in mathematical sciences to innovate and propel Africa’s future.
- increase partnership with industry to contribute to filling the skills gap in STEM, increase productivity and provide critical skills that are indispensable as Africa embarks on its industrial revolution
“We believe that the next Einstein will be African and that he or she will develop solutions that cross borders and change lives.”
Dates
Deadline: As soon as possible
Cost/funding for participants
Un-save Opportunity
Internships, scholarships, student conferences and competitions.
