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Opportunities

Volunteer roles, scholarships, internships, and jobs — ways to serve the Rohingya cause and grow while doing it.

Get involved

Four ways to serve

01

Volunteer

Translation, teaching, event organizing, and communications — remotely or at your nearest branch.

02

Scholarships

Secondary and university scholarships for Rohingya students in five host countries.

03

Internships

Advocacy, media, and research internships for students and early-career professionals.

04

Careers

Paid staff positions with the League’s programs, operations, and communications teams.

Now open

Current openings

Internship
Remote
·
3–6 months

XYZ POSITION (Soon to be announced)

Produce social content, edit video testimonies, and help run the League’s newsroom.
Apply by
September 10, 2026
Internship
London, UK
·
3 months · Stipend

XYZ POSITION (Soon to be announced)

Support UN submissions, parliamentary briefings, and human rights documentation.
Apply by
August 30, 2026
Scholarship
5 host countries
·
200 awards

XYZ POSITION (Soon to be announced)

Tuition, books, and stipend for Rohingya students. Open to camp and diaspora residents.
Apply by
July 1, 2026
Volunteer
Remote
·
4–6 hrs/week

XYZ POSITION (Soon to be announced)

Translate press releases, testimonies, and educational materials between Ruáingga and English.
Apply by
August 15, 2026
How to apply

A simple, fair process

Every application is reviewed by two committee members. We reply to everyone within three weeks.

1

Submit online

Complete the application form with your CV or school records. No cover letter needed.

2

Interview

A 30-minute conversation — by phone or video — in English or Ruáingga, your choice.

3

Start serving

Onboarding with your branch or team, a mentor, and everything you need to begin.

Hasina Ara

Scholarship Alumna
Why it matters

“The League’s scholarship carried me from a camp classroom to a university lecture hall. Now I teach in the same camp school I once studied in.”

Hasina completed her degree in education in 2025 and now trains teachers across four camp blocks.

Don't see the right role?

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