UNICEF Internship 2025: Paid Global Opportunities for Students & Graduates – Apply Now!
Background & Job Description
The UNICEF Internship Programme provides students and recent graduates with hands-on experience in humanitarian and development work, supporting UNICEF’s mission to champion the rights of every child. Interns gain practical skills in areas such as education, health, emergency response, and advocacy, while contributing to global projects. Internships are available globally, with flexible durations (6–26 weeks) and options for full-time or part-time roles.
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Key Features:
- Monthly stipend and potential travel/visa support.
- Experiential learning in multicultural teams.
- Focus on personal, academic, and professional growth.
Tasks
- Support UNICEF initiatives in child protection, education, health, or emergency response.
- Conduct research, data analysis, and report drafting for program development.
- Assist in organizing campaigns, workshops, or community outreach activities.
- Collaborate with teams to monitor project outcomes and stakeholder engagement.
- Contribute to communication materials (social media, reports, presentations).
UNICEF Internship 2025
Qualifications
Education & Certification:
- Enrolled in an undergraduate, graduate, or PhD program OR graduated within the past 2 years.
- Strong academic performance in fields like International Development, Public Health, Social Sciences, or related disciplines.
Experience:
- Fluency in at least one UNICEF working language: English, French, or Spanish (additional languages may be required depending on location).
- Preferred: Prior volunteer/work experience in humanitarian sectors or with NGOs.
Additional Requirements:
- Minimum age: 18 years old.
- No immediate relatives employed by UNICEF.
Additional Information
Locations: Global opportunities (country offices, regional hubs, or headquarters).
Duration: 6–26 weeks (flexible full-time/part-time schedules).
Stipend: Monthly financial support; potential one-time travel/visa allowance.
How to Apply:
- Visit the UNICEF Vacancies Page.
- Filter for “Internship” roles and submit:
- Tailored CV/resume.
- Cover letter aligning skills with UNICEF’s priorities.
- Proof of enrollment or graduation.
Deadlines: Rolling applications (apply early—high competition).
Key Notes:
- UNICEF does not charge application fees.
- Visa assistance provided via supporting documents.
This post advertises third-party opportunities. For full details, visit UNICEF’s official careers portal.
