غينيا, AEPHARM-Gu

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AEPHARM Guinea offers a diversified and practice-oriented experience, particularly adapted to students interested in global health and developing healthcare systems. 1. Community Pharmacy 2. Hospital Pharmacy 3. Pharmaceutical Distribution (Key Strength of Guinea) 4. Academic / University Exposure

We currently have several placement opportunities available.

However, since this is the first year of SEP implementation within AEPHARM-Guinea, we would like to start with pharmacy placements only. As beginners, we prefer to focus on one area and ensure that the programme runs smoothly.

In the future, we hope to expand and explore other types of placements among the many opportunities offered through SEP. For now, our priority will be pharmacy place.

Length of training periods

Standard duration: 2 to 4 weeks ● Flexible depending on host availability

Typical Weekly Structure: ● Monday to Thursday: Internship (6–8 hours/day) ● Friday to Sunday: Cultural, social, or SEP activities

Available months and cities

Conakry (Main Host City) ● Capital city and main healthcare hub ● All fields available: community, hospital, distribution ● Flexible duration (no strict 1-month requirement)

Additional Notes: ● Opportunities outside Conakry may be considered depending on logistics ● Most exchanges will be centralized in Conakry for accessibility and safety

Type accommodation
  1. Host Families (Recommended) ● Cultural immersion ● Safe and supervised environment
  2. Guesthouses / Shared Apartments ● More independence ● Shared with other students if available
  3. Student Residences (Limited availability)

Financial Details: ● Accommodation is generally paid by the student ● Estimated cost: 50–150 USD for the full stay

Additional Information: ● No high deposit required ● AEPHARM assists in securing reliable and safe housing ● Basic facilities (water, electricity) provided, though conditions may vary

Board, pocket money or other financial benefits/remuneration

Food: ● Paid by the student ● Affordable local meals

Estimated Daily Budget: ● Food: 3–7 USD/day ● Transport: low cost ● Personal expenses: variable

Total Estimated Stay Budget: ● Approx. 100–250 USD (excluding accommodation)

Language requirements

French is strongly recommended (main working language) ● Basic English may be used in some settings

Students without French may face communication challenges in pharmacies and hospitals.

Other requirements

Must be a pharmacy student ● Recommended: at least 2nd or 3rd year of study ● Graduated students may be accepted depending on placements

Students must demonstrate: ● Motivation ● Adaptability ● Interest in global health

Information on Work Permits and Visa

● Required for most nationalities

Process: ● Must be obtained before arrival ● Through Guinean embassy or consulate

Required Documents: ● Valid passport ● Invitation letter (AEPHARM provides support) ● Proof of accommodation ● Return ticket ● Yellow fever vaccination certificate (mandatory)

Cost: ● Approx. 80–150 USD

Timeline: ● Apply at least 2–4 weeks in advance

Additional Requirements: ● Health insurance (strongly recommended) ● AEPHARM provides guidance and assistance throughout the process

Selection Procedures

selected jointly by SEO and host institutions

Required Documents: ● CV ● Motivation letter ● Passport copy

Additional documents may be requested depending on placement.

The information on this page was last updated on: June 1, 2026 14:49