Campus Coordinator Position
Opportunity International, one of the world’s leading microfinance providers, is partnering with students as Campus Coordinators (CC). We are looking for talented leaders on high school and university campuses who will educate a generation on the sustainable and innovative model of microfinance, empowering those living in poverty.
The CC is a hands-on leadership position for an individual who will serve as a liaison to Opportunity International, responsible for organizing and leading campus activities and campaigns to promote awareness of Opportunity and to raise funds for microloans to entrepreneurs. The CC position is a volunteer-based, unpaid position that will strengthen your leadership skills and enhance your ability to make a difference in the world. This role requires creativity and motivation, and will provide a tangible learning experience working with a leading international nonprofit.
Internship Opportunities
Gain hands-on experience and contribute to an international development nonprofit that is one of the world’s leading microfinance organizations. Opportunity International is looking for talented college students or recent graduates who are looking for summer or fall/spring internships.
Learn more about Opportunity’s internship program and the internships that are currently available »
Two Dollar Challenge
Be a part of the Two Dollar Challenge (TDC), live or eat on $2 per day for one week, raising funds for Opportunity’s microfinance initiatives. Nearly half of the world’s population lives on less than $2 a day–make a personal connection with individuals, like Opportunity clients, who live in poverty.
Learn more about the TDC challenge »
Educators can download the TDC Instructor’s Guide here »
One Hen
Teach children how microfinance transforms lives. The curriculum based on the book One Hen brings the lessons of microfinance and small business to life in the classroom. It tells the true story of Kwabena Darko, an entrepreneur who received a microfinance loan more than 40 years ago and is now the largest chicken farmer in West Africa.
Learn how you can use One Hen to teach children about microfinance »
Young Ambassadors for Opportunity (YAO)
Join Young Ambassadors for Opportunity (YAO) and become a part of a network of passionate, globally-minded young professionals, aged 20-35, who are dedicated to alleviating poverty through microfinance, with a particular focus on supporting Opportunity’s work in Tanzania.
Learn more about getting involved with YAO »
