Internship alert — two tracks, one goal: capital markets, business, money. Are you someone who reads economic news for fun? Or are you just curious about how the money world works behind the scenes? Either way, StockMarket.et runs two internship programs to open doors into Ethiopia’s capital market space: one for advanced learners and one for beginners just starting out.

Track 1 — Capital Market Internship (Advanced)

For university students (2nd year and above) or recent graduates. Do government reforms, startup stories, and market data make your brain light up? If so, this internship is your playground. We look for brilliant, curious, slightly finance-obsessed minds for roles including:

  • Business Journalist Intern — write stories that connect the dots, from government reforms to startup buzz, and turn data into engaging narratives.
  • Research & Analytics Intern — analyze trends, decode market signals, and help explain what the numbers actually mean.
  • Capital Market Content Creator Intern — explain finance concepts through video, carousels, and infographics.

Track 2 — Early Exposure Internship (Beginner)

For high school students and 1st-year university students. Want to dip your toes into business, finance, and capital markets, but don’t know where to start? No prior experience needed — just curiosity, energy, and a willingness to learn. Interns explore how financial systems work, get hands-on with research and storytelling projects, and try content creation and teamwork on a flexible schedule that fits around school.

Why join?

  • A certificate on completion.
  • Learn from anywhere with a stable internet connection.
  • A dynamic learning experience — discussions, group projects, and live debates.
  • Real-world, hands-on skills beyond textbooks and theory.
  • The chance to research, write, and get your work published.
Applications closedBoth tracks are currently closed to new applications.

Have questions, or want to hear about the next intake? Get in touch.

Let’s build the future of financial literacy in Ethiopia, one internship at a time.