UNESCO’S Young Professionals Program
UNESCO’S Young Professionals Program (Entry level and Mid-level Job Program For Member States); is a recruitment initiative for talented and highly qualified mid-level professionals who wish to start and/or advance their careers as International Civil Servants at UNESCO.
While recruitment is open to candidates from all UNESCO’s Member States, priority consideration, at equal competence, will be given to candidates from non- and under-represented Member States and to internal candidates.
Eligibility Criteria for the UNESCO’S Young Professionals Program
Must be a national of a UNESCO Member State. Qualified candidates from non- and under-represented Member States are strongly encouraged to apply.
The MLPP selection process is based on the standard UNESCO recruitment process. Standard educational and work experience requirements for professional positions at P-3 and P-4 level apply.
Language requirements
Candidates should demonstrate an excellent knowledge of at least one working language of the Secretariat (English or French). A good knowledge of the other working language is an asset, or in some cases, is required.
Knowledge of Arabic, Chinese, Russian or Spanish could be required or would be an additional asset.
Core Competencies and Values:
UNESCO Core Values: Commitment to the Organization, Integrity, Respect for Diversity, Professionalism
For detailed information, please consult the UNESCO Competency Framework
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Recruitment Process for the UNESCO’S Young Professionals Program
Applications
Positions included in the MLPP are advertised for two months. Before applying, please check the requirements carefully to ensure that you are eligible and qualified.
Please note that all candidates must complete an on-line application and provide complete and accurate information. No changes can be made to the application once submitted.
To apply, please visit the UNESCO Careers website.
Pre-screening
Applications will be reviewed to determine if candidates meet the basic eligibility requirements (i.e., experience, education, language, etc.).
Assessments and Interviews
Evaluation of candidates is based on the criteria established in the vacancy notice and may include pre-recorded video interviews, written tests and/or other assessments, and competency-based interviews with live panels.
Only candidates selected for further evaluation/assessment will be contacted.
Notification of Appointment Decisions
Candidates will be notified of the outcome of their application.
Unsuccessful interviewed candidates will receive feedback.
The positions open for the UNESCO’S Young Professionals Program are listed on the link below
Visit UNESCO Careers page to select the position best qualified for
Application Deadline; Year round
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