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Thank you for taking the time to apply to GFF HELPS. Because our programme intake is small (around 20 per year) we cannot guarantee that we will have an opportunity available. But we will certainly keep your application on file and approach you if something becomes available that is a good match for you.

Fill out the application form below. Have a digital copy of your passport and your CV on hand as we will ask you to upload it. Please also make sure you have read the Terms and Conditions before you make your application. Once we receive your application form, we will process it and then let you know when the next projects are starting. If there is a project available, we will ask you for a screening interview via Skype, and then we will ask you to come to the office for an interview if you are able, otherwise this will also be conducted via Skype. If you don’t hear back about your application form after two weeks, you can email us on [email protected] to follow up.

Thank you, we look forward to meeting you!

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  • PROGRAM SELECTION

  • PROJECTS

    The projects you will be involved in differ depending on what is currently underway in each location. However, you will likely be asked to initiate your own project./s. Select from the list below, all those activities you would want to try and feel able to do. This is just for us to get an idea of where your interests and skills lie.
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  • Please mention what you were doing, where, and for how long.

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    The terms and conditions are available here: http://gffhelps.org/terms-and-conditions/

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