Volunteer for MSF UK

Volunteer for MSF in the UK

We welcome volunteers and interns at our London office when a suitable position is available.

Current volunteer vacancies:

French teacher volunteer

MSF UK is looking for a tutor to provide beginners, intermediates, and advanced lessons in colloquial French to staff, with the emphasis on spoken French, but including some reading and writing. We envisage weekly virtual classes of one to three hours, during daytime office hours, plus the setting of homework. We will be guided on lesson format, course literature and pace by the successful applicant.

Deadline for applications: 10 December 2021

Find out more about the position and how to apply

Volunteering

Volunteers are an essential part of MSF UK.

We benefit from a strong group of regular volunteers who support our permanent staff. Volunteers work in positions which may involve clerical work or specialist skills and experience.

When volunteers have been with us for a period of time and know how our offices operate, there may be an opportunity to be included in more challenging projects.

Usually, placements are for a regular day, or days, each week for an optimum period of six months. Our volunteer placements are during regular working hours Monday to Friday.

Internships

MSF UK also offers a selection of paid internships. These are fixed term placements of three months full time, or six months part time.

Interns have worked in all departments of MSF UK. Internships are an opportunity to develop specific skills through structured learning, coaching and regular review.

Internships demand a large time commitment, regular schedule and make a substantial contribution to our work. 

Visit the MSF UK job site for opportunities.

Equal opportunities

MSF UK is an equal opportunities employer. We value a diverse workforce and welcome applications from all sectors of the community. Volunteers, 18 years and older, from all backgrounds and interests are encouraged to contribute their time to MSF UK.

Some personal data about you is collected as part of our Equal Opportunities monitoring. Reports from this only use data in an anonymised form (so you cannot be identified from it) and are only shared within relevant internal functions.

For more information on what personal data we collect and why, please read our Privacy Notice.