We are offering an exciting Thesis Internship opportunity for a Bachelor's Degree student in Finance & Accounting. This internship is tailored for students from the University of Aruba (ua.aw), particularly from the Faculty of Accounting, Finance & Marketing, who are in the process of completing their thesis for a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics.

As part of your internship, you will contribute to a strategic initiative of Fundacion Contra Violencia Relacional’s Vision 2027 strategy and plan. You will focus on developing a comprehensive framework for AO/IC (Administratie Organisatie en Interne Controle), aimed at improving the organization’s administrative processes and internal controls. This initiative is a key component of the Foundation’s long-term goals to enhance operational efficiency and governance.




Requirements

• Bachelor’s Degree student in Finance & Accounting
(preferably from the University of Aruba).
• Strong understanding of Economics, Accounting
principles, and Finance.
• Analytical mindset with attention to detail.
• Ability to work independently while meeting
deadlines.
• Strong interest in developing and understanding
administrative and internal control systems (AO/IC).
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
in Papiamento, Dutch and English


What We Offer
• Hands-on guidance from two seasoned
professionals who will be supporting Fundacion
Contra Violencia Relacional (FCVR) as volunteers:

o Expert 1: A Business Consultant with a Master's
Degree and over 10 years of field experience.
o Expert 2: An Accountant with a Bachelor’s degree
in Finance & Accounting, holding an AA-accountant
Certification, and with over 5 years of experience in
Financial Administration and Accounting.

• The opportunity to work on a meaningful project
that directly contributes to the mission of FCVR.
• Flexible working hours that can accommodate your
academic schedule.
• Valuable experience in the development of internal
controls and administrative processes, a key skill
set in modern financial and accounting practices.