UNICEF Internship Programme

Critères d'éligibilité

Current students enrolled in an undergraduate, graduate or PhD programme, or graduated within the past two years. Minimum age 18. Fluency in English, French or Spanish (additional UN languages a plus).

Présentation du programme

## About the UNICEF Internship Programme UNICEF offers paid internships to students and recent graduates worldwide to support the agency's mission of advancing children's rights. African applicants are eligible for placements at HQ in New York and at UNICEF country/regional offices across the continent. ## Duration & format - 6 to 26 weeks, full-time or part-time - In-office, hybrid or fully remote depending on the assignment ## What is offered - Monthly stipend (amount depends on duty station) - Lump-sum travel allowance for non-local interns - Health and accident insurance - Mentorship and structured learning Interns are not entitled to UN benefits beyond the above; visa, housing and additional living costs remain the intern's responsibility. ## Eligibility - Enrolled in (or graduated within the past two years from) an undergraduate, graduate or PhD programme - Minimum age 18 - Excellent academic record - Fluency in English, French or Spanish - Strong interest in UNICEF's mandate ## How to apply Opportunities are posted year-round on jobs.unicef.org. Filter by "Internship" and select duty stations of interest – African offices regularly post local-language assignments.

Le descriptif détaillé du bailleur reste en anglais, car c'est la langue du dossier de candidature.

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