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Who Can Apply
Educational Requirements:
- Students are currently pursuing undergraduate, graduate, or doctoral degrees.
- Individuals who completed their studies within the past two years.
- Relevant academic backgrounds include international relations, social sciences, development studies, communications, public health, economics, and related fields.
Required Qualifications:
- Professional work experience is not necessary.
- Volunteer experience, student leadership roles, or previous internships viewed favourably.
- Strong communication abilities and a self-motivated work style are required.
- Competency with digital collaboration tools (Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, etc.).
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Program Details
- Compensation: Monthly stipend up to $1,700 (varies by location and funding).
- Work Environment: Fully remote, work from any location.
- Length: 6-26 weeks based on project requirements.
- Selection Process: Applications reviewed continuously, early submission recommended.
- Commencement: Flexible starting dates according to departmental needs and candidate availability.
Internship Responsibilities
- Duties vary across departments but typically include:
- Researching background information and creating analytical reports.
- Supporting data-related activities (collection, entry, monitoring, evaluation).
- Creating content for newsletters, social media, reports, and publications.
- Helping coordinate virtual meetings and events.
- Joining team briefings and contributing to cross-departmental initiatives.
- Interns participate fully in daily operations, attending virtual meetings and collaborating on initiatives that directly impact UNICEF’s programs.
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Benefits of Participating
- Beyond financial compensation and remote flexibility, this internship provides:
- Insights into United Nations and global NGO operations.
- Practical experience in research, communications, project management, and data analysis.
- Networking opportunities with peers and professionals in international development.
- Career advancement through resume enhancement and increased eligibility for humanitarian roles.
- While not guaranteeing future employment with UNICEF or the UN, this internship serves as an excellent foundation for careers in nonprofit organisations, humanitarian work, or public service.
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