- Internship in Cambodia
- Internship in China
- Internship in Nepal
- Internship in India
- Internship in Sri Lanka
- Internship in Thailand
- Internship in Ghana
- Internship in Kenya
- Internship in South Africa
- Internship in Tanzania
- Internship in Uganda
- Internship in Argentina
- Internship in Brazil
- Internship in Costa Rica
- Internship in Ecuador
- Internship in Guatemala
- Internship in Mexico
- Internship in Peru
Interns will find joy in the well-kept secret that is Sri Lankan cuisine and locals welcome travelers with pride, despite, race, or culture. Sri Lanka is consistently ranked a top destination travel spot by many major newspapers and magazines in the western world. “Unique ecosystems, inspiring heritage sites from ancient cities to colonial forts, a vibrant culture including fine arts and crafts and grand festivals, and a people of diverse ethnicity and religious persuasion, charming and hospitable.
Alternatively, you can earn academic credit through Seattle Central Community College (SCCC). SCCC offers college credit for a variety of international programs (study abroad, volunteer abroad, intern abroad, language studies and even cultural-exchanging home-stays). IFRE recommends contacting Professor Steve Tash (we can provide contact details) to further explore this option of receiving academic credit for your international internship. IFRE is not associated with SCCC and it is up to the intern to arrange to transfer SCCC course credit to their university/college of choice.
This IFRE language and culture program aims to submerge you in Sri Lankan culture, history and ways of life that can vastly improve your time as a intern in Sri Lanka . When you understand the life and culture around you, your experience is richer and more rewarding. However, you can choose to take the Language and Cultural immersion program or go directly into a project. This experience should not be missed! So many international travelers wish they could have an opportunity such as this to receive a briefing on customs, language and history.
Start Dates: Internship programs starts on the following (first and third Monday of each month)
IFRE is a 501(c)3 organization, so your program fee will be tax deductible. IFRE Interns is proud to offer an extensive assortment of programs at very reasonable prices ( and may rank “best priced and best value” among the many internship abroad organizations in the USA/Europe/New Zealand ). Our programs are now more affordable than ever. We are proud to focus on the humanitarian aspect of our business, not the profit. We work very hard and smart to keep costs down, especially for you the intern, as we know the value of your donated time and efforts. We remain devoted to maintaining both the quality of the program and the safety of all interns involved. Below is a brief summary of the program fee and services that IFRE Interns offers. IFRE fees comprise of two separate fees. An application fee of $349 USD (covers advertising, staff/office expenses, etc.) and a nominal weekly program fee (covers room/board, insurance, field support, etc).fee
- Accommodation
- Food (3 Meals a day)
- Airport Welcome
- In country Transportation
- Country Coordinator Support
- Thoroughly researched projects
- SAFE Volunteer Placement
- Volunteer Care and Other Services
- Emergency support
- Certificate of Appreciation/Completion
- Fund Raising Ideas
- Allocation of program fee
- Comprehensive Travel Insurance
- * Language and culture immersion program $250
- * Airport Reception & Colombo -Colombo transfer (4 hours) $99 USD
- *Airport Reception & Colombo- Pinnawala transfer (4 hours) $99 USD
- *Galle-Pinnawala Transfer (4 hours) $125 USD
Language and Cultural Immersion program fee includes: Language and Cultural training, food and accommodations for 7 days, training materials (books, papers, etc), cost of local sightseeing/tourist sites, cost of recreational activities, Comprehensive Travel Insurance.
International flights, visa, daily personal expenses on beverages/entertainment , laundry, telephone, immunizations.
Throughout the internship project, our local staff stays in contact with interns with either face-to-face visits or via email/telephone and interns have 24/7 access to our in-country staff. With longer placements, we visit our interns every two weeks (when possible) and interns are always welcome at the local office. If project placement is local, we request that interns stop by the office once a week to keep us posted on how they are doing with their home stay and project. If project placement is very far, then our local staff members maintain communication by either email and/or phone.
- ABOUT THE SRI LANKA INTERNSHIP PROGRAM (IN GENERAL)
- HOW TO APPLY FOR THE SRI LANKA INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
- AIPORT & ARRIVAL INFORMATION
- ROOM & FOOD
- VISA INFORMATION
- HEALTH AND SAFETY
- VACCINATIONS
- MONEY MATTERS
- FIELD SUPPORT AND SUPERVISION
- COMMUNICATION
- CLIMATE OF SRI LANKA
- ITEMS TO BRING
- GIFTS FOR HOST FAMILY AND PROJECT
