An internship where you truly make a difference
Are you a teacher, nurse, or medical student bursting with energy, talent, and a desire to discover how things work in Tanzania? Then Bollé Bollé is the place for you!
With us, you get the chance to collaborate with an enthusiastic team that is ready to help every day with passion. You will discover how care, development, and warmth go hand in hand, and how you, as an intern, play a valuable role in that process.
What can you expect?
- A learning environment where you are both supported and challenged
- Enthusiastic mentors who are happy to share their expertise
- A warm environment where everyone counts
- Space to grow your talents
- An unforgettable experience in the Tanzanian countryside
For whom?
We welcome interns from programs such as:
- Education (Primary/Secondary)
- Nursing
- Medicine
- Childcare, orthopedagogy, or similar fields
Why Tanzania?
Because learning across borders broadens your perspective. Because you discover what care and development look like elsewhere in the world. And because an experience like this not only strengthens you professionally but also enriches you personally.
Why with Bollé Bollé?
We believe in providing opportunities, enabling discovery, and growing together — both near and far.
Ready to turn this into a wonderful learning period together? Contact us. Together we will make it an unforgettable experience!
In Tanzania, as a student, I was given opportunities rarely found in Belgium: conducting real consultations, independently assisting with deliveries, and being part of a team. Resources were limited, but the care and dedication of the staff were impressive. This internship has made me look at medicine — and the world — in a different way. An experience that will shape me permanently, as a future doctor and as a person.
Norifumi Merckx
In Mwanzugi (Tanzania), as a student, you get the chance to participate in the growing Father Bolle Health Center. You will gain hands-on experience in areas such as maternity, pediatrics, infectious diseases, HIV and tuberculosis care, mother & child care, outreach screening for cervical cancer, and more. With daily deliveries, an operating theater, and additional new expansions, this is a unique place to learn. Swahili and the many languages of the various tribes posed a challenge, but you quickly pick up some vocabulary. Fortunately, the Sisters spoke good English ;-).
We were warmly welcomed and stayed with the Sisters, who immerse you in local life. Sister Clara took us under her wing, showing us the ins and outs of the Health Center. She is a woman who has since become very dear to my heart. What began as a leap into the unknown grew into an unforgettable, enriching experience for life!
Ready to push your boundaries?
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