from 270€

Generally Good 3.8rating (10)

Social Media Advocacy and Marketing

location
2 - 26 weeks  ·  Age 16 - 50+

rating  Generally Good 3.8  · 
  Verified by Volunteer World
  Excellent response rate

Highlights

  • Encounter the exotic African culture
  • Learn to work in a Developing country
  • Get good friends in an African village
  • Enjoy the Indian Ocean
  • Join the amazing safaris programs

Especially good for

Age 16+
Singles
Couples
Families
Groups
50+
Wheel Chairs

About the program

Art in Tanzania uses social media outlets to promote program visibility and advocate for the Tanzanian public.

Our community-based programs empower local communities and individuals. Our interns experience being immersed in Tanzania's daily life while also having the opportunity to witness the growth of one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa.

Art in Tanzania leads the Children’s Agenda program Media ...

About the program

Our community-based programs empower local communities and individuals. Our interns experience being immersed in Tanzania's daily life while also having the opportunity to witness the growth of one of the fastest-growing economies in Africa.

Art in Tanzania leads the Children’s Agenda program Media Team, which works in coalition with the Tanzanian Government, UNICEF, Save the Children, SOS, PLAN, and others.

Media is used for our daily program visibility and marketing tasks. It is commonly used to provide information about our work in the communities.

We highlight media in network development and constantly wish to develop tools to reach our target groups in universities and the private sector. Media is a powerful tool for collaboration.

Our media tools include arts, music, and film. We offer an immersive experience for students who desire to use innovative and creative African media tools.

Our media is advocacy, visibility, and marketing-focused.

Mr. Kari Korhonen and the Art in Tanzania Media Team tutor work.



Typical day

Media volunteers start their tasks at 9 AM and work until 16.30 PM. You will have a weekly plan for various functions that are then reported at the end of the week to ensure we can meet our tasks.


StandardFacebook, Twitter, Blogs, Instagram, Linkedin, YouTube, and Pinterest are standard media tools. ..

Typical day

Media volunteers start their tasks at 9 AM and work until 16.30 PM. You will have a weekly plan for various functions that are then reported at the end of the week to ensure we can meet our tasks.


StandardFacebook, Twitter, Blogs, Instagram, Linkedin, YouTube, and Pinterest are standard media tools. We produce content for all these media and expand our networks with target groups like universities and other NGOs.

Content production also includes Film. Our film team is a highly professional Tanzanian team producing music videos, short documentation, music videos, and film clips for social media use. If you are not familiar with using Film in media content, you can cooperate with the film sector volunteers so they can assist with your tasks—the same goes for photographing and photo editing.

We are developing the "Youth Reporters" program for the Children's Agenda initiative. In the Youth Reporters program, volunteers assist young people in creating social media content to discuss their positives and negatives. It is to learn what the young people think of themselves, not only to listen to what NGOs and other entities representing their hopes feel about their needs.

Social media has been growing very popular in Tanzania; today, even in rural villages, people have access to social media. Art in Tanzania's Facebook page has 19k likes. We are a vast follow-up society, and we consider social media the primary tool to reach the people in common.


Free-time activities

You can enjoy low-cost safaris to Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and other National parks during your free time. You can join our groups climbing Mt Kilimanjaro and move on to relax at Zanzibar beaches. We also have a variety of one-day programs for short breaks, such as diving and snookering at the ...

Free-time activities

You can enjoy low-cost safaris to Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and other National parks during your free time. You can join our groups climbing Mt Kilimanjaro and move on to relax at Zanzibar beaches. We also have a variety of one-day programs for short breaks, such as diving and snookering at the reefs, swimming with dolphins, rainforest trekking at Kilimanjaro, live African music, various sports programs, craft-making as batik-making courses, and so on. You will enjoy your stay in Tanzania.


Requirements

Requirements

Minimum Age: 16 years

In order to join the program you need to be at least 16 years old on the program start date.

Language Skills

You need to speak English (basic level)

Required Documents

Cover letter

Nationality Restrictions

No restrictions. Helping hands from all over the world are welcome.

Other Skills

Good social media skills are common enough to participate

Time Commitment

Your helping hand will be required on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

What's Included

What's Included

Services by Art In Tanzania

The fee includes accommodation, breakfast, dinner, program guidance with orientation, 24 hours of staff presence and academic graduate team leaders for all programs.

The actual program is free of cost. You may have local small transfer costs.

Cost does not include international flights, local transfers, charity volunteer visas, and personal purchases.

Accommodation

Our eco-compound in Madale Village in the Dar es Salaam area has dorms, single, double and family rooms. As an eco-compound, we use our flush toilets with biograde septic tanks; we collect shower water and use it as "grey water" for our tropical garden irrigation. This compound is in Madale village, so it is a countryside place but a short distance from the city.

We charge accommodation with breakfast and dinner only. 

Food & Beverages

We serve breakfast and dinner as part of the lodging cost at our compound. Lunches are not included, as most of the participants are out of the compound during the daytime. Local eating places around your placement at a low cost.

All drinks are personal cost. Drinking water is available everywhere at a low price. We also run a compound bar, so you can easily access drinks and snacks. 

Internet Access

Good access at the project site

What's NOT included?

What's NOT included?

Airport Pickup at Julius Nyerere International Airport

An airport pickup isn't included within the program fees either.

Flight Tickets

The nearest airport is Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR) in Dar Es Salaam. We assist you to find cheap flights to Tanzania. FIND CHEAP FLIGHTS

Travel Insurance

Going abroad is an adventure and it is always best to be prepared. Sudden illness or injury, cancellation or theft - a travel insurance for Tanzania provides security and is a plus to have. GET A QUOTE

Vaccines

If you are intending to volunteer in Tanzania you should seek medical advice before starting your social journey. Check your required vaccinations for Tanzania. VACCINE CHECKER

Details on arrival

After we have booked you, we will send you a charity invitation letter for the online charity work visa application. The cost of the Charity volunteer or student visa is USD 50 for a maximum of three months. If you stay longer, we will assist with the new permit process.

Our driver will be waiting for you at the airport, and you will receive program orientation on the first day after your arrival.

Availability
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Program fees

2 weeks (min. stay) 270€
3 weeks 405€
4 weeks 540€
5 weeks 675€
6 weeks 810€
7 weeks 945€
8 weeks 1,080€
9 weeks 1,215€
10 weeks 1,350€
11 weeks 1,485€
12 weeks 1,620€
13 weeks 1,755€
26 weeks (max. stay) 3,000€
Average fees 125€/week

Program fees

125€ per week 2 - 26 weeks Age 16 - 50+

Payment methods

Visa Master Card Maestro American Express PayPal

NO CREDIT CARD FEES


Duration

2 - 26 weeks

Deposit

The deposit is simply to reserve your volunteer placement. Payments are handled by PayPal, our trusted global payment provider. If you don't have a PayPal account, you can also pay using a credit card.


Final Payment

Your final payment will be agreed with Art In Tanzania during the application process. Common solutions are either via bank transfer or a cash payment at the project site.


Meet your organization

Art In Tanzania

Generally Good 3.8 rating (10 reviews)

Non-profit - founded in 2001

Verified by Volunteer World

  Excellent response rate

Coordinated by

kari

About the project

Art in Tanzania is a NGO, registered in Finland and Tanzania, receiving around 500 volunteers and interns annually and typically have 30+ volunteers in the country.

Meet your organization

Art In Tanzania (AIT) is a non-governmental organization (NGO) registered in Tanzania, Zanzibar, and Finland. The organization launched in 2001, supporting local artists who did not have the resources to develop their talents. Since then, the organization has grown and runs more than 300 volunteer and internship placements in Tanzania, including a record label called Mzuka Records and Fiesta Magazine, a yearly magazine targeting Tanzanian youth.

Art In Tanzania welcomes volunteers and interns to participate in community projects and organizes adventure programs such as safarishistorical tours and climbs to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro! Alums, volunteers, interns and their families can participate in our safari and tourism programs. When you book your trip through AIT, you will have the experience of a lifetime while supporting the local Tanzania community. Art In Tanzania is part of the Children's Agenda Tanzania Program, and volunteers and interns are needed to assist us in the program management and implementation with partners such as UNICEF, Save the Children, and SOS International, among others.

AIT alums include volunteers and interns from all over the world. Volunteer and intern projects are in the fields of Education (all levels), Social Work, Medical and health practice, Social Media, Arts and music, Sports, and HIV/AIDS Awareness.

Art In Tanzania volunteers and interns are in Dar es Salaam, Moshi in Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar. There are around 600 to 1,000 volunteers and interns arriving annually. AIT's support team includes 70 staff members, expatriates, and local officials. 

10 reviews · rating3.8

Ana Eufemia Maldonado Navas rating3.6

2024 at WEB Page Design and Communications

The experience has been generally good. The best aspect of this experience was the people that I have met, either locals and other volunteers. The worst experience has been the poor and lack of communication for my project. This could have been a good point for my CV but it ...
Luis Desch rating3.2

2024 at NGO Management Support

Bevor ich meine Bewertung schreiben möchte ich daraufhin weisen, dass alle negativen Bewertungen in Sternen einzig und alleine Kari Korhonen (Gründer/Eigentümer) geschuldet. Der Großteil meiner gesammelten Erfahrungen in Tansania waren mehr als gut, aber ein Aspekt überschattet meinen ...
Audrey Bernier rating5

2023 at NGO Management Support

It was truly a life changing experience! Wonderful people met along the way. I especially appreciated the proximity with the community thanks to the wonderful staff who also became friends. ..
Der NGO - Inhaber war nicht vor Ort. Jedoch wurde er durch die internen Einwohner sehr gut vertreten. Es gibt eine starke Vernetzung vor Ort und unterschiedlichste Projektrichtungen. Wenn ein Volunteer will kann er je nach seinen Bedürfnissen und Kenntnissen das für ihn geeignete Programm ...
I really enjoyed working in collaboration with others from around the world. It was really inspiring to learn others way of working. Really enjoyed spending time with all the nice teamleaders - ...

Location

Africa > Eastern Africa > Tanzania > Dar es Salaam

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