At Social Environmental Research and Consultancy Services Limited, we provide fresh graduates with the opportunity to put into practise their knowledge and skills learned from studies through our internship program. The internship program focuses on exposing the graduates on what is like to be working in the professional working environment while also developing new skills and knowledge. They're not confined only to their field of study but trained to also do tasks outside their field of study. They're supervised by our professional lead officers to ensure they are on track and doing what it takes to be a professional in the working environment.
As a consultant company, we travel out to do field works more often for our clients. Thus, this gives the opportunity to our internship trainees to also gain field work experience. Our interns go out to the fields with their supervisors and collect data whilst learning new skills on how to interact with our clients as well as the people.
Our aim is to help recent graduates develop skills in both their field of study as well as other fields, so that it will enhance their career development goals.
Our current Interns
As a consultant company, we travel out to do field works more often for our clients. Thus, this gives the opportunity to our internship trainees to also gain field work experience. Our interns go out to the fields with their supervisors and collect data whilst learning new skills on how to interact with our clients as well as the people.
Our aim is to help recent graduates develop skills in both their field of study as well as other fields, so that it will enhance their career development goals.
Our current Interns
Miss Georgien Betea
SERACS Ltd is delighted to introduce Miss Georgien Betea as our new intern. Miss Betea holds a Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Science and Geography from the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) and successfully graduated on April 26, 2023.
In her role as an intern, Miss Betea will assume a coordinating role in our Bougainville program, working in partnership with the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG). She will initially spend 6 to 8 months in Pom before relocating to Arawa, where SERACS will establish an office. Our program will focus on community development, including both renewable and non-renewable sectors. During her orientation meeting with the staff yesterday, Miss Betea expressed her gratitude to SERACS Ltd for granting her this valuable opportunity. She emphasized her eagerness to apply the knowledge and skills she has acquired during her years of study, with the aim of contributing to the growth and development of the organization. Miss Betea greatly appreciates the professional career development opportunities provided by SERACS Ltd.
We warmly welcome Miss Georgien Betea to our team and eagerly anticipate her valuable contributions to our organization's mission and objectives.
SERACS Ltd is delighted to introduce Miss Georgien Betea as our new intern. Miss Betea holds a Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Science and Geography from the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG) and successfully graduated on April 26, 2023.
In her role as an intern, Miss Betea will assume a coordinating role in our Bougainville program, working in partnership with the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG). She will initially spend 6 to 8 months in Pom before relocating to Arawa, where SERACS will establish an office. Our program will focus on community development, including both renewable and non-renewable sectors. During her orientation meeting with the staff yesterday, Miss Betea expressed her gratitude to SERACS Ltd for granting her this valuable opportunity. She emphasized her eagerness to apply the knowledge and skills she has acquired during her years of study, with the aim of contributing to the growth and development of the organization. Miss Betea greatly appreciates the professional career development opportunities provided by SERACS Ltd.
We warmly welcome Miss Georgien Betea to our team and eagerly anticipate her valuable contributions to our organization's mission and objectives.
Mr Daniel Makati and Miss Zina Biwi
SERACS Ltd is delighted to welcome on-board Miss Zina Biwi and Mr. Daniel Kodiwa Makati as our new interns, who joined our team of professionals on January 22, 2024.
Miss Biwi, a recent graduate in Biological Science from UPNG in 2023, will specialize in marine and biophysical impact studies within our organization. Her initial fieldwork will involve participation in the Social Impact Assessment (SIA) study for the CCL Project, focusing on the villages of Kido, Lealea, and Keiva.
Mr. Makati, a graduate from UNRE with a major in Sustainable Tropical Agriculture in 2020, will be responsible for tasks related to agriculture, environmental impact studies, garden relocation, and monitoring programs within our organization. He had his initial field experience during a recent field trip to Korona village in Kairuku District, where he assisted in setting up a nursery shed for a pilot Cocoa Project.
Throughout their internship, both Miss Biwi and Mr. Makati will engage in a combination of fieldwork and office-based roles under the guidance of our experienced team leads.
SERACS Ltd is dedicated to provide a conducive learning environment for them to cultivate and refine their skills, and anticipates the meaningful contributions and professional development of Miss Biwi and Mr. Makati within the organization.
Pictures: (1) Daniel preparing the shed clot for the nursery shed at Korona village; and (2) Zina conducting vetiver grass monitoring at Tubuserea village.
SERACS Ltd is delighted to welcome on-board Miss Zina Biwi and Mr. Daniel Kodiwa Makati as our new interns, who joined our team of professionals on January 22, 2024.
Miss Biwi, a recent graduate in Biological Science from UPNG in 2023, will specialize in marine and biophysical impact studies within our organization. Her initial fieldwork will involve participation in the Social Impact Assessment (SIA) study for the CCL Project, focusing on the villages of Kido, Lealea, and Keiva.
Mr. Makati, a graduate from UNRE with a major in Sustainable Tropical Agriculture in 2020, will be responsible for tasks related to agriculture, environmental impact studies, garden relocation, and monitoring programs within our organization. He had his initial field experience during a recent field trip to Korona village in Kairuku District, where he assisted in setting up a nursery shed for a pilot Cocoa Project.
Throughout their internship, both Miss Biwi and Mr. Makati will engage in a combination of fieldwork and office-based roles under the guidance of our experienced team leads.
SERACS Ltd is dedicated to provide a conducive learning environment for them to cultivate and refine their skills, and anticipates the meaningful contributions and professional development of Miss Biwi and Mr. Makati within the organization.
Pictures: (1) Daniel preparing the shed clot for the nursery shed at Korona village; and (2) Zina conducting vetiver grass monitoring at Tubuserea village.
