How to apply

Applications open Monday, 5 January 2026 at 12noon and close on Thursday, 5 March 2026 at 12noon.

• The link to the online application form will be listed in the yellow box below once applications are live.

Please note:

• Completing the first page of the application registers your interest and allows us to check your eligibility.
• The remainder of the application can then be filled in (responses can be saved as you go along) at any time prior to the deadline.

Applicants will be required to demonstrate:

• Your motivations for taking part in this project;
• How you meet the criteria for the project as per the relevant role description;
• The skills, knowledge and experience that you can bring to the role;
• Which sub-group you would like to be a part of and why;
• An understanding of the aims of the project and the difference that it can make.

Shortlisting:

• Students shortlisted from the applications for the Team Member role will be invited to attend Selection Day.

The Selection Day:

• At Selection Day all candidates will participate in group activities and will have short interviews;
• All participants will be informed of the outcome within two weeks.
  
  

Top Tips:

Proofread - As with any application, proofreading is key. A well written and error-free application will make a good first impression.

Use of AI - AI tools can be helpful for organising or clarifying ideas but you should not use them to write your application. Your application should reflect your personal experiences, your voice and your individuality.

Personalise - We want to hear about you and your experiences. Whether they be voluntary, paid, academic or personal, tell us all about you! Emphasise what sets you apart from other applicants and showcases your unique value.

Show your passion - Tell us why the Team Rwanda project interests you personally. Take some time to look over the information on the University and Azizi Life websites to understand more about the project and what you can bring - as well as gain - from taking part.

Skills and experiences - If you don't have formal work experience, don't worry! You can talk about your hobbies, clubs, school projects or community volunteering. Be sure to provide examples that demonstrate your skills in your application.