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Primate Behaviour Internship
Highlights
- Expert-Led Instruction: Benefit from the guidance of Sue Mousley, founder of International Primate Rescue, who brings over three decades of experience working with non-human primates to the program.
- Hands-On Learning: Gain practical experience in primate handling, health protocols, and daily care tasks under the supervision of experienced professionals.
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Explore a wide range of topics essential for understanding primate welfare and conservation, the curriculum covers all aspects of primate management.
- Small Intake: With only 10 participants per intake, our internship offers a personalized learning experience with ample opportunities for interaction and individualized attention.
- Impactful Contribution: Make a meaningful difference in the lives of primates by applying your newfound knowledge and skills to contribute to conservation efforts.
- Expert-Led Instruction: Benefit from the guidance of Sue Mousley, founder of International Primate Rescue, who brings over three decades of experience working with non-human primates to the program.
- Hands-On Learning: Gain practical experience in primate handling, health protocols, and daily care tasks under the supervision of experienced professionals.
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Explore a wide range of topics essential for understanding primate welfare and conservation, the curriculum covers all aspects of primate management.
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About the program
Internship in Captive Management and Primate Behaviour at International Primate Rescue led by Sue Mousley, founder of IPR with over 30 years of experience.
Our sanctuary provides a great opportunity for internships, dissertations, work experience, or for those simply interested in studying primate behaviour. With over sixty primates spanning seven different species, including the super smart Capuchins, highly strung Marmosets, and gentle Squirrel ...
Typical day
Free-time activities
On the weekends you can organize group trips to places such as Kruger National Park, Horseback Safaris, Lion and Rhino Park, Wonder Caves, Apartheid Museum and many more.
There is a also small shopping centre within walking distance from the sanctuary with a restaurant and pub, or you can visit ...
Requirements
What's Included
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Details on arrival
The Internship will take place 3 times a year:
- 1 January - 31 March
- 1 May - 31 July
- 1 September - 30 November
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