JC Internship Program
Get to know the Program
The Journey Center Internship Program gives university students hands-on experience in missions, nonprofit strategy, community outreach, and international development.
Interns live and serve in JTDM host countries while building real-world skills in education, marketing, data research, social impact, and more. Each internship is tailored to the student’s field of study and personal calling.

The
Internship
Includes
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Program structure (10, 14, or 30 days)
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Specialization tracks (Education, Science, and General Volunteer)
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Curriculum overview
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Fee scale (including accommodations, transportation, tourism)
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Housing options (based on location and major)
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Program benefits
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Student assessment form (for intake and placement)
Program Tracks

Education Majors Track
Objective: Experience International and Global primary and secondary education system; develop cross-cultural teaching skills.
Internship Site: Local Schools
Activities:
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Classroom assistance under a local teacher mentor
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Lesson planning and small group tutoring
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Literacy program facilitation
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Organizing student activities (arts, sports, leadership workshops)

S.T.E.M Track
Objective: Support the development of STEM education in underserved communities.
Internship Site: Partner with University and other vocational schools
Activities:
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Assist in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) tutoring
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Help set up mini labs, tech training, or basic engineering projects
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Math clubs and robotics workshops for local students

All Majors Track
Objective: Gain international volunteer experience and community development exposure.
Internship Site: Various NGOs, Journey Centers, orphanages, youth centers and schools
Activities:
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General community service
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Youth leadership programs
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Health awareness campaigns
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After-school tutoring
Housing &
Accommodations
Safe Guesthouses (Hotel/Hostel - Nice and Secure Hotel/Hostel Friendly student rooms). Option for home stay near the school and centers for the cultural immersion.
All options include:
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Daily Breakfast
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Local SIM card provided
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Airport pick-up and drop-off

Program Curriculum Outline
Pre-Arrival Orientation (Virtual):
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Cultural sensitivity training
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Introduction to Journey To Destiny Ministries
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Overview of International and Global education, economy, and community needs
On-Site Orientation (Day 1-2):
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Safety procedures
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Project introductions
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Local language basics (local greetings)
Internship Experience:
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Daily volunteering/internship assignment (Mon-Fri)
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Reflection sessions (twice a week) with mentors
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Community immersion activities
Cultural/Tourism Options:
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Visit to aerial tourist sites like Cape Coast Castle (slave trade history)
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Kakum National Park Canopy Walk
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Accra Art Center Market visit
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Cultural dance and drumming workshop
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Private Dominican Republic Island Beach trips
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Tour other European Countries
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Tour local iconic sites in the country of Internship
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Royal Audience with a Ghanaian King (Traditional Chieftaincy Experience)
Final Reflection and Celebration:
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Certificate of Completion
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Farewell Dinner
Fee Scale
Only available for Ghana other locations are COMING SOON
- Fees upon request of application

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Flights not included
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Lunch and dinner are on students
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Travel insurance required (we provide recommendations)
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Visa Not included but required in Ghana ONLY
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Yellow Fever shot Not included but required in Ghana ONLY






