UNICEF has inaugurated its Internship Program, which invites students and recent graduates to gain firsthand experience in humanitarian work.
This initiative helps young people develop their talents while also helping UNICEF’s aim of protecting children’s rights and improving their lives.
DAAD Scholarships reports that this internship provides an opportunity for individuals seeking to positively impact the world.
Interns will participate in real-world projects that benefit underprivileged children and families.
Details
The internship might span anywhere from 6 to 26 weeks, depending on the student and the UNICEF office’s needs. Interns can select between full-time and part-time work, making it easier to balance their academics.
UNICEF also provides financial assistance, including a monthly stipend to aid with living expenses. In some situations, they may also pay for travel and visa fees, making the program more affordable.
How to Apply
Students and graduates who are interested can find internships on the UNICEF Interns Portal. To apply, they need to create a profile and highlight their skills and experience.
The application process is clear and organized, helping match the right people to the right positions.
Who Can Apply?
There are some requirements for those who want to join the program:
- Applicants must be at least 18 years old.
- They should be currently studying or have graduated from a university program (undergraduate, graduate, or PhD) in the past two years.
- They must speak English, French, or Spanish, and other languages may be needed for certain locations.
- Applicants cannot have close family members working for UNICEF or be in the same reporting line as a family member.
- A strong academic record and related experience will help in the selection process.
UNICEF is dedicated to helping young people grow through this internship. Interns will gain experience by working on important projects that improve children’s lives, while learning from professionals in the field.
This is a great chance for students and graduates to make a real difference in the world and prepare for a career in humanitarian work.
