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As the AIM AIR Communications Intern, you'll help promote AIM's aviation ministry through media creation. Through photography, video, and social media, you'll work to tell AIM AIR's story, and how the aviation team helps support the broader work of Africa Inland Mission in reaching Africa's unreached with the gospel. We're looking for an experienced photographer in professional or freelance photography and/or videography. Someone with professional attention to detail, and desire for excellence in all content creation; you'll need to provide your own laptop capable of editing video and photos; a love for Jesus and desire to use media skills for the advancement of the kingdom.

AIM AIR's internships are focused on gaining experience and better understanding what serving in missions through aviation looks like. So, if you are currently enrolled or pursuing some form of aviation technical training with a desire to pursue long-term ministry as a missionary pilot/mechanic, AIM AIR internships are an amazing way to experience what it's like to serve on the mission field.

Play a vital role in the construction of a "Mission Hub" in Kotido, Uganda, which will become a space supporting the training of African missionaries and local church leaders, strengthening the local church and helping to reach unreached communities with the gospel. The Hub will directly contribute to church planting and capacity building, fostering long-term transformation in the region. You’ll build meaningful relationships as you lead a local team, valuing their skills and gently guiding improvements with humility and respect. Your role offers opportunities to share your faith through personal interactions, group devotions, and living out Christ’s love in your daily approach. Bring your experience in construction, and a flexible, creative mindset. Help unite mission partners and the local church, creating a vibrant hub for gospel-centered outreach and community transformation.

This role is helping a family with four children as they engage in their work of training leaders for the Tanzanian Church. Home schooling assistance will enable them to be able to minister more effectively to students at Nassa Theological College, as well as their neighbours, and engage in educational, mission and outreach types of ministries to help create Christ-centered churches. Another ministry possibility would be to help equip Tanzanian church workers and leaders with English language proficiency, which will help them in their theological and mission studies at the College. Located in Bulima, Tanzania, the duration for this assignment could be adjusted to last from 6 months up to 5 years. Major Tasks 1. Teaching children a homeschool curriculum. 2. If able, offer English tutoring to Nassa Theological College students. Training & Qualifications - No qualifications are required for this homeschooling role, although a bachelors degree in education, a teaching certificate, or children's ministry experience would be desirable. - A TESOL certification or equivalent is required for tutoring or teaching English to Nassa Theological College students. Experience For this role, some experience working with children is required. Some homeschool or primary school teaching experience would be highly desirable.

Do you have a heart for third culture kids (TCKs) and the unreached? Are you available around the first half of 2026? A missionary family in Mayotte is looking for someone to help their children learn and practice English, which is not their first language. You do not need to have teaching experience for this role. Instead, the family prioritizes having a joy for working with children and a willingness to teach using the curriculum provided by the family. There is an emphasis on using Bible stories to help them develop their English skills, along with other materials and games. There will be an opportunity to teach English at the local school's English club, where you will be able to interact with more of the community. Although you'll be teaching English, you will also be studying a language—French. Through learning language and culture, you will be better equipped to build relationships with the community and do ministry among the Mahorais and other ethnic people groups in the locality.

Come alongside a missionary family in Madagascar by homeschooling their children. Through your role, you'll enable the parents to have more time to go out and build relationships and do ministry. Beyond your major tasks of teaching, Bible storytelling, and field trips, you will also have time to learn the Malagasy language, culture, and build relationships with the community. Opportunities for outreach to the Bara people will also be possible, especially as you grow in language and cultural understanding. Experience in teaching and living cross-culturally is desired for this role. A teaching license or qualification is not required but would be helpful. Along with the above, the family is looking for someone who exhibits kindness, patience, creativity, a learner attitude, and is self-motivated. Sounds like something you may be interested in? Inquire above.