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The UNICEF Internship Programme provides students and recent graduates with practical work experience in UNICEF's mandate and activities worldwide. Here's an overview of the program: Key Features 1. Eligibility: Must be enrolled in a graduate, undergraduate, or doctoral program or have graduated within the last two years. Proficiency in at least one of UNICEF's working languages (English, French, or Spanish). Knowledge of the local language of the duty station is an asset. Excellent academic performance as demonstrated by recent university or institution records. No immediate relatives (e.g., mother, father, sister, brother) working with UNICEF or other UN agencies. 2. Duration: Typically lasts between 6 and 26 weeks. 3. Fields of Study: Open to a wide range of disciplines, including social sciences, communication, marketing, international relations, human resources, data analysis, and public health. 4. Stipend: UNICEF provides a stipend during the internship, depending on ...

Here are some international organizations that offer remote paid internship programs, along with their websites and general application processes: 1. United Nations (UN) Website:  United Nations Career website Application Process: Visit the UN Careers website and search for internship opportunities. Check eligibility (typically requires enrollment in a graduate program or recent graduation). Complete the online application form, attach a CV/resume, and include a cover letter. 2. World Bank Group Website:  World bank Career Portal Application Process: Navigate to the World Bank's "Jobs" page. Search for "Internships" under the Young Professionals Program. Apply through the online system during the internship application windows (usually announced twice a year). 3. World Health Organization (WHO) Website:  World Health Career website Application Process: Search for available internships on the WHO Careers page. Follow the application guidelines, including submitti...