Internship
DTM Reporting Intern [French], London
International Organization for Migration
At a glance
- Deadline
- Closes 29 October 2026, 7 days leftThe posting gives a date, not a time. Days left are counted in Lagos time.
- Fee
- No fee to apply
- Who may apply
- aged 20 to 36
- final-year student or graduated within 12 months
- in the final year of a first degree, or graduated in the last 12 months
- Where
- On site. London, United Kingdom
An internship with IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix reporting team in London, with a small monthly stipend, for English and French speakers.
The facts
- What you get
- A small monthly stipend; the page gives no amount.
- Where
- London, United Kingdom
- How long
- The posting gives no length.
- What it costs you
- Nothing to apply.
Where you stand
This one is free. There is no fee to apply, and nobody should ask you for money at any point. In their words, what it costs you: Nothing to apply.
What they ask for
- aged 20 to 36
- in the final year of a first degree, or graduated in the last 12 months
- final-year student or graduated within 12 months
- fluent English and French, written and oral, both required
- a small monthly stipend only, and none if your university already pays you an allowance; you cover your own non-occupational medical insurance
Get ready to apply
Built only from what this listing states.
The application takes real work, by our reading.
1. What to get ready
An online form; it names no documents. Some forms do not save as you go, so set aside time to do it in one sitting.
In their words: “Online application on IOM e-Recruitment”
2. Dates
- Closes 29 October 2026, in 7 days.
- On the date, the listing says: Closes 29 October 2026.
- Aim to send it by 26 October 2026. Websites slow down near a deadline, and data runs out. Our advice
3. What it costs you
- Any residency or visa requirements are part of appointment.
- Nothing to apply.
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Tips for applying for an internship
General advice from us, the same for every internship. It is not what this organisation says; that is above.
- Check first whether it is paid. If it is not, work out how you will cover transport, food and rent for the whole period.
- Say what you want to learn and why this organisation; interns are often chosen for interest and reliability more than experience.
- School projects, clubs and volunteering count as experience here. Name what you did in each.
- If it asks for a letter from your school, ask for it early; offices can be slow.
If there is an interview or a test
- Expect questions about what you are studying and why you want this.
- Be honest about when you are free and for how long.
- Ask who you would work with day to day.
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How to apply
You apply on International Organization for Migration's own website, not here. We never send an application for anybody and we never ask you for anything to pass on. Check their page for anything not shown here.
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How we checked this
This was opened and verified at International Organization for Migration's own website on 19 October 2026: it was real, still open, and open to people from African countries. If anything here is wrong, tell us.