There are many ways to Serve with Aim. Included below is just a few examples of ways you can serve with us. If you have any questions or want more information, please don't hesitate to contact us using the form.

Some of the ways you can serve with Aim:

IT Department Manager in Kenya/Nairobi (International Services)

To manage all the aspects of the Information Technology Department. This includes leadership of personnel, networks and internet needs, hardware repair and maintenance, software maintenance and upgrades, all communications, website support, ensuring the organisation stays current in its technological needs, technology consulting. There are further opportunities for administrative ministries in Kenya, Uganda and DR Congo.

This is a non-salaried position. At Aim International we consider it essential for our missionaries to have the backing of a church or churches in their home country to provide support both financially and in prayer. All living and working expenses are paid for by supporting churches and interested friends and family.

HIV/Aids Trainer in N’Djamena/Chad

To educate the church concerning a Christian response to HIV/AIDS, to train national HIV/AIDS workers and provide resources for the church in response to HIV/AIDS. There are further opportunities for HIV/Aids ministry in Uganda, CAR, Namibia and Madagascar.

This is a non-salaried position. At Aim International we consider it essential for our missionaries to have the backing of a church or churches in their home country to provide support both financially and in prayer. All living and working expenses are paid for by supporting churches and interested friends and family.

Pilot/Mechanic based in South Sudan (International Services)

To help provide a safe, reliable and economical air transport service within the goals of AIM Air. There are numerous opportunities for pilots, also in Kenya and Uganda.

This is a non-salaried position. At Aim International we consider it essential for our missionaries to have the backing of a church or churches in their home country to provide support both financially and in prayer. All living and working expenses are paid for by supporting churches and interested friends and family.

Children's worker in Beira/Mozambique

Teach children via Sunday School and other weekly meetings, train Mozambican teachers these skills in children's work. There are further opportunities for children’s ministries in Uganda, Madagascar and DR Congo.

Children's Evangelist in Madagascar

Train children's ministry leaders who can train others, work alongside existing churches and groups who are reaching children. Target street children and those who suffer due to the scourge of HIV/AIDS and reach them with the gospel. There are further opportunities for children’s ministries in Uganda, Mozambique and DR Congo.

These are non-salaried positions. At Aim International we consider it essential for our missionaries to have the backing of a church or churches in their home country to provide support both financially and in prayer. All living and working expenses are paid for by supporting churches and interested friends and family.

Leadership Trainer/Evangelist in Toliara/Madagascar

Train leaders and help establishing new churches. This is for someone with a degree or diploma in Theology with the willingness to learn language and local culture and with respect for church traditions and authority. There are further opportunities for leadership trainers/coordinators and evangelists in Uganda, Kenya, Chad and Namibia.

Discipleship Worker/Trainer in Arusha/Tanzania

Work alongside a local pastor, train AICT Christians to use Theological Education by Extension and other discipleship methods, demonstrate and model these skills. There are further opportunities for church workers and discipleship workers in Kenya, Uganda, Madagascar, Namibia.

Church planter in Sakuye/Boran in Kenya

Learn the language and culture, develop relationships with local people leading to personal evangelism, get involved in youth, children's and women's work as opportunity arises. There are further opportunities for church planters in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Madagascar, CAR, Chad and on the islands of the Indian Ocean.

These are non-salaried positions. At Aim International we consider it essential for our missionaries to have the backing of a church or churches in their home country to provide support both financially and in prayer. All living and working expenses are paid for by supporting churches and interested friends and family.

Secondary School Teacher in Adja/DR Congo

Besides teaching in school, a major element of the assignment would be to work with teachers and students in a discipleship ministry, with a view to establishing an ongoing discipling ministry to continue after departure. There are further opportunities for Secondary School teachers in Namibia, Sudan, Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda.

Primary School Teacher in Moshemong/Lesotho

Teach grade 4-7 in the new Moshemong Primary School using government supplied curriculum and syllabus; prepare lesson plans, visual aids etc related to class and attend workshops and other activities as required by the school. There are further opportunities for Primary School teachers in Namibia, Tanzania and Uganda.

ESL/TEFL Teacher in Beira/Mozambique

Teach English as a Second/Foreign language in Sofala Bible Institute. Develop contacts with students out of class, teach English in Pastors' school to Bible Institute students and also to those from the local community as a means of outreach. There are further opportunities for ESL/TEFL teachers in Chad, Sudan, Namibia and Uganda.

Primary/Sec School Teacher on Ssese Islands/Uganda

Contribute through teaching/education in the Ssese Islands towards the establishing of viable fellowship groups of believers in the fishing camps. Teach in mobile primary and secondary schools and get involved in discipleship and evangelism. There are further opportunities for both primary and secondary school teachers in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Namibia and Sudan.

English Teacher for missionary children in Kampala/Uganda

Allow more missionary families to work in Uganda by educating their children and evangelise the 30% of the school population from non-Christian homes. Tasks involve 1. Teaching lessons  2. Plan program of study employing a variety of instructional aides, methods and materials to meet individual needs, interests and abilities of students 3. Assess the learning of all students on a regular basis 4. Maintain accurate attendance and grade records and informing parents, students and administration of problems as they arise. There are further opportunities for teachers of MKs (missionary kids) in Kenya and Tanzania. Subjects include Maths, Music, Bible, Science, Special Needs, Physical Education and others.

These are non-salaried positions. At Aim International we consider it essential for our missionaries to have the backing of a church or churches in their home country to provide support both financially and in prayer. All living and working expenses are paid for by supporting churches and interested friends and family.

Builder/Mechanic along the Chari River/Chad

The goal of this assignment is to facilitate missionaries to unreached people groups along the Chari River. Oversee the construction of buildings and airstrips for new missionary team members, take opportunities for evangelism and discipleship and offer technical assistance and help for maintenance of vehicles, solar equipment and radios. There are further long-term opportunities for builders in Mozambique, Uganda and Tanzania.

This is a non-salaried position. At Aim International we consider it essential for our missionaries to have the backing of a church or churches in their home country to provide support both financially and in prayer. All living and working expenses are paid for by supporting churches and interested friends and family.

Finance Trainer in Bunia/DR Congo

Train the church’s present financial administration team in the central offices and establish structures/procedures to ensure adequate training in the future.

This is a non-salaried position. At Aim International we consider it essential for our missionaries to have the backing of a church or churches in their home country to provide support both financially and in prayer. All living and working expenses are paid for by supporting churches and interested friends and family.

Medical Doctor in Rafai/CAR

This assignment involves practical training of medical personnel, including some surgery and visitation to the different medical centres of the church. The goal is to develop the level of medical care of the population and to improve the quality of  practical training of the existing medical staff. There are further opportunities for medical doctors in Lesotho, Namibia, Uganda and Kenya.

Nurse Tutor in Kuluva/Uganda

This assignment involves qualified teaching (tutoring) for 70+ students from a variety of backgrounds on a 2_ year training course, Bible teaching among the students and evening Bible studies/discipleship. The school is owned and operated by the Anglican Church. Evangelism is a stated goal in this area. There are further opportunities for nurses and/or nursing tutors in Uganda, Kenya, Chad and Sudan.

These are non-salaried positions. At Aim International we consider it essential for our missionaries to have the backing of a church or churches in their home country to provide support both financially and in prayer. All living and working expenses are paid for by supporting churches and interested friends and family.

Bible teacher in Moffat/Kenya

Train and disciple mature Christian leaders by providing them with solid Biblical Education thus enabling them to reach out to unreached peoples. This involves visiting, supervising/mentoring the students in their assigned areas during "term out", teaching of general Bible and cross cultural mission courses as well as involvement in the local church. There are many opportunities for Bible teachers in various countries, such as Tanzania, Uganda, Mozambique, Namibia, CAR, DR Congo.

This is a non-salaried position. At Aim International we consider it essential for our missionaries to have the backing of a church or churches in their home country to provide support both financially and in prayer. All living and working expenses are paid for by supporting churches and interested friends and family.

TIMO Team Member in Nairobi/Kenya

TIMO stands for Training in Ministry Outreach and is a two year programme for training people in the area of cross-cultural ministry while working with an un-churched people group. Though providing training, the ultimate objective is to actually plant and establish a working and ministering church. This particular team will reach out to a people group in Nairobi from a Muslim background. For further information on TIMO, please visit our website for more information www.timo-aim.com

This is a non-salaried position. At Aim International we consider it essential for our missionaries to have the backing of a church or churches in their home country to provide support both financially and in prayer. All living and working expenses are paid for by supporting churches and interested friends and family.

Student Trainer, SU in Kampala/Uganda

Mobilise and train volunteer workers and Uganda Students Scripture Union Focus (USSUF) group leaders, liaise with school authorities and church leaders in carrying out the above and assist in the planning and running of student conferences in liaison with group leaders and volunteers.

This is a non-salaried position. At Aim International we consider it essential for our missionaries to have the backing of a church or churches in their home country to provide support both financially and in prayer. All living and working expenses are paid for by supporting churches and interested friends and family.