A research intern in Namibia is an individual who has been selected to take part in an internship program. These individuals have often been accepted into the program through an existing relationship between their own educational institution and a company or organization in the country. The goal of such an internship is typically to help develop the skills and abilities of those participating, with some companies being willing to pay for certain services performed by interns during this time period (although this is not always necessary).

Taking part in an internship program in Namibia

When taking part in an internship program in Namibia, you will potentially be able to earn a monthly amount of money. This usually depends on the industry and the specific position that you are looking to fill. The amount earned depends on several factors such as:

• The type of internship program (e.g., full-time or part-time) that you are taking part in
• The company where your internship is held (and their overall budget)
• Your position within that company

government positions pay the most

If you are looking for a position, government positions pay the most with hourly rates of around 40 NAD while organizations such as UNICEF and red cross offer slightly higher rates compared to other private firms. Regardless of where you are working your pay will be more than enough to cover basic living costs whilst in Namibia. Research intern earns a salary between N 5,000 – N 50,000 a month.