BECOME A CARIBANK INTERN
Our internship program is a work-based learning experience designed to provide current students, or recent graduates with an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in their field of study or desired career through meaningful, practical work experience.
The Internship Programme is open once per year with June as the intake month. Students enrolled or recently graduated from a fully accredited degree programme can apply online.
Our internship program is a work-based learning experience designed to provide current students, or recent graduates with an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in their field of study or desired career through meaningful, practical work experience.
The Internship Programme is open once per year with June as the intake month. Students enrolled or recently graduated from a fully accredited degree programme can apply online.
Who Can Apply
Internships are open for students who:
- Are nationals of a CDB member country
- A current or recent past student (within 12 months) of at a minimum, a Bachelor’s degree programme from an accredited university.
- Available to work full time for a period of three months
- Are capable of working in a multicultural team environment
How To Apply
Applying for the Caribbean Development Bank Internship Programme is simple. Interested candidates can submit their applications online through the official CDB portal. Be sure to complete all required fields and upload the necessary supporting documents to ensure your application is reviewed.
Applications are now open and will close on March 19, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. (AST).
Early submissions are encouraged, as incomplete or late applications will not be considered. Hard copies of resumes will not be accepted.
Start your application today to take the next step toward a rewarding professional experience with the Caribbean Development Bank.
Available Openings
The Details
The selection process consists of four main stages:
- Candidates apply online
- Applications are reviewed internally and shortlisted
- Transcripts are submitted as proof of enrollment in programme in an accredited university, or evidence of awarded degrees
- Selection is made and the successful candidates are informed
The duration of the internship is for a period of three months, commencing in June (renewable for another three months up to a total of six months), on a full-time basis (35 hours per week).
Frequently Asked Questions
The Caribbean Development Bank’s Internship Programme offers the opportunity for talented and motivated students and young professionals to gain professional experience and greater familiarity with the work of the Bank, through meaningful, practical work experience.
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You will benefit from practical training, exposure to real-world work environments, and an opportunity to develop skills, knowledge and networks that will help to enhance your resume and succeed in your future career
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You will gain a deeper understanding of development banking and the development project environment
The internship is for 3 months commencing in June of each year.
Once opportunity ads are posted, you can apply using the link to CDB’s online recruitment portal. Only applications received via the portal will be considered. Hard copies of resumes will not be accepted.
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Only nationals of CDB’s member countries are eligible for the internship: Borrowing Members | Caribbean Development Bank (caribank.org) Non-Borrowing Members | Caribbean Development Bank (caribank.org)
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You must be a current or recent past student (within 12 months) of at a minimum, a Bachelor’s degree programme from an accredited university.
You will be advised in April whether you are successful. If you are selected, you will be asked to provide a current transcript and an academic reference.
The official language of the CDB is English. Fluency in the official language is required for participation.
The current internship offerings requires physical presence at the CDB headquarters for the duration of the internship. Remote arrangements are not accommodated at this time.
CDB will provide accommodation and a daily stipend to assist with meals, transportation, and other incidentals for interns relocating to Barbados for the period of the internship.
Yes. You will have an opportunity to participate in relevant training facilitated by the Bank during your internship.
Yes. Your supervisor will conduct feedback discussions with you regularly throughout the internship and you will receive an overall evaluation at the period's end.
Yes. We will ask you to complete an exit survey at the end of your time with us so that we can continuously improve our programme.
The Caribbean Development Bank is an equal opportunity employer and values diversity. We encourage all qualified candidates to apply regardless of their racial, ethnic, religious, cultural background, gender, sexual orientation, or disabilities. Women are strongly encouraged to apply.
The Bank provides reasonable accommodation to individuals with disabilities participating in the job application or interview process. Please contact us to request such accommodation.