Lead the Change. Virtually. Globally.
Bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world impact with the Sustainable Disadvantaged Development Foundation.
Bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world impact with the Sustainable Disadvantaged Development Foundation.
About us
The SDDF Global Virtual Internship is a competitive program designed for future leaders worldwide. Unlike typical internships, we offer a professional platform to apply your skills in Research, Technology, and Strategy to solve critical challenges in the Global South.
Choose the path that aligns with your career goals.
Drive evidence-based change.
Democratize tech education.
Build global alliances.
Power our digital presence.
Why Us
Virtual meet-and-greet with the Chairman and team. Introduction to SDDF's mission, tools (Slack/Trello), and culture.
Work on live projects with weekly mentorship check-ins. Collaborative sprints to achieve specific milestones.
Present your work to the leadership team. Receive your Letter of Recommendation and Certificate of Completion.
Enrolled in or graduated from University.
Commit 10-12 hours per week (Flexible).
Strong English proficiency (Written & Verbal).
Reliable internet connection & laptop.
Passion for Non-Profit sector & SDGs.
Proactive self-starter attitude.
It is a competitive, fully virtual program designed for future leaders in the Bangladesh and global. It bridges the gap between academic theory and real-world impact, allowing interns to apply skills in Research, Technology, and Strategy to solve critical challenges in the Global South.
Yes, the program is entirely virtual. You will need a reliable internet connection and a laptop to participate.
Upon successful completion, interns receive:
Mentorship from industry experts.
An official Letter of Recommendation.
A Certificate of Completion.
The opportunity to contribute directly to the International Standard.
Applicants must meet the following criteria:
Currently enrolled in or graduated from a university.
Strong proficiency in English (Written & Verbal).
Access to a reliable internet connection and laptop.
A passion for the Non-Profit sector and SDGs.
A proactive, self-starter attitude.
Interns are expected to commit approximately 10-12 hours per week. The schedule is flexible to accommodate academic or other professional commitments.
There are four main streams available:
Policy & Research: Focuses on literature reviews, data analysis, and publishing white papers.
EdTech & Digital: Involves curriculum development, LMS management, and creating digital training materials.
Strategic Partnerships: Includes researching grants, drafting proposals, and stakeholder communications.
Web Infrastructure: Focuses on SEO, UX optimization, Google Workspace administration, and data visualization.
You can choose from the following durations:
3 Months (Minimum)
6 Months (Standard)
12 Months (Long-Term/Project Based)
Flexible (Specific dates can be requested during application)
The internship follows a three-phase structure:
Onboarding: Virtual meet-and-greet with leadership and introduction to tools (Slack/Trello).
Project Execution: Work on live projects with weekly mentorship check-ins and collaborative sprints.
Review & Certification: Present your work to the leadership team and receive your certification.
You must submit an application form on the SDDF website. The application requires:
Personal contact details.
Your preferred internship stream and duration.
An upload of your Resume/CV.
An upload of a recent passport-sized photo.
The website does not specify a hard deadline, implying applications may be reviewed on a rolling basis. It is recommended to apply as early as possible.
You can reach SDDF via email at info@sddf.org or by phone at +88 01550 077455.