The UNICEF Internship Programme extends an invitation to students and recent graduates hailing from diverse academic backgrounds, providing them with the chance to acquire practical experience within UNICEF through a range of global internship opportunities.
Interns participating in the UNICEF program gain hands-on learning experiences in the humanitarian sector, contributing to a significant internship encounter that fosters their academic, professional, and personal growth.
What We Offer:
Our Internship Programme is designed to provide students and recent graduates with direct practical work experience.
Duration: Internships typically last between six and twenty-six weeks, available on both a full-time and part-time basis.
Covered Expenses: UNICEF offers a monthly stipend to interns, and in cases where funding permits, a one-time lump sum may be provided as a contribution towards travel and visa costs.
Visa Support: When necessary, UNICEF assists with relevant supporting documents for visa applications.
Requirements:
Your profile aligns well with our requirements if it meets the following criteria:
Minimum age of 18.
Enrolled in an undergraduate, graduate, or PhD program, or graduated within the past two years.
Proficiency in at least one of UNICEF’s working languages: English, French, or Spanish. Fluency in the office’s working language may also be necessary.
No immediate relatives (e.g., parents, siblings) employed with UNICEF or any other relatives in your reporting line of authority.
Strong academic performance and motivation.
Additional consideration given to relevant professional experience related to the applied function.
How to Apply:
Internship opportunities are available throughout the year, with current openings listed on our vacancies page.
Identify a vacancy of interest, click “Apply Now,” and follow the provided instructions for the application process.
Carefully review the requirements for each internship opportunity and tailor your profile to highlight suitability for the role.
Create a compelling profile using application and assessment tips to increase your chances of securing your dream job.
Due to the high volume of applications, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
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