SPARK Funded Training Program for Jordanians and Syrians for 3 months

The SPARK organization is delighted to offer Jordanian and Syrian Youth the opportunity to take part in the Spark internship program. Whether you are a fresh graduate from any discipline, or a skilled/semi-skilled labor, you can take an advantage of the SPARK internship program which aims at training young people by giving them the opportunity to work in a Jordanian company or factory to gain a much needed  experience for a better future.

Eligibility:

To be eligible for the program, you must fulfill the following requirements:

[1] Aged between 18-30 for Jordanians, and between 18-35 for Syrians residing in Jordan.

[2] Have the ability to do a full-time training for a duration of 3 months.

[3] Jordanians participants must hold a degree, it could be a diploma or any higher education degree.

[4] Syrians participants are not required to hold any degrees, knowing that the training provided by SPARK will be compatible with the professional skill they have or their specialization, and the training facility or place will be near their place of residence.

The internship benefits:

The SPARK program offers its participants the following:

[1] Full-time practical training opportunity at a factory or a company for 3 months.

[2] SPARK covers monthly trainee fees for the training period, the amount is up to JD 215.

[3] SPARK will provide successful applicants a workshop on communication skills and time management for 3 days before starting the practical training.

[4] Participants will receive a verified certificate of participation from SPARK after a successful completion of training program.

About Spark:

SPARK offers access to higher education and supports entrepreneurship development in fragile states so that young, ambitious people can lead their societies into stability and prosperity. SPARK works by offering a variety of business and entrepreneurship programs around the world. The organization believes that sustainable, economic growth is essential for the alleviation of poverty. By offering private-sector development services to young people in conflict-affected regions, SPARK believes that the potential for further conflict is significantly reduced. SPARK works closely with various governments in fragile states to improve conditions for entrepreneurs and job creators. SPARK is responding to the higher education crisis for Syrian refugees and vulnerable youth residing in Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq. A lack of opportunities can lead young adults into poverty, radicalization or to take the dangerous journey to Europe. By offering young people a chance to continue their education in the region, an educated workforce will be available to rebuild Syria once the conflict is over. Scholarships are offered for courses necessary for rebuilding, e.g. Civil Engineering, Childhood Education and Psychology. In the MENA region, SPARK offers three solutions; scholarship packages, language & vocational training, and advocacy.