Here is how you sign-up for the weekly job newsletter:
And here is the UN Job List Forum:
Going into the weekend, I want to post this as a reminder for all of you:
Many jobs need UN experience. So how do you gain this experience? One way to get this experience is to sign up with the United Nations Volunteers programme. For one volunteering is a great thing to do and we all should give back to our communities by volunteering and on the other hand you will gain valuable UN experience with UNV. So head over to UNV and learn about their great work today!
Have any more questions? Let me know in the comments below!
Going into the weekend, I want to post this as a reminder for all of you:
Most of you know that the most effective way to know about new jobs is to be subscribed to the UN Job List email alert. Here is how you sign-up:
To sign-up follow these steps:
1) Ensure that you understand what exactly you are looking for (research jobs, organisations, duty stations)
2) Use the UN Job List to familiarize yourself with the site and how it works
3) Use the Advanced Search of the UN Job List to search for vacancies that fit your profile (http://unjoblist.org/lists/advancedsearch)
4) Make sure that the search returns the vacancies you want to see
5) If you are sure that the search works for you, then sign-up by entering your e-mail on the results page.
Have any more questions? Let me know in the comments below!
Going into the weekend, I want to post this as a reminder for all of you:
The UN Job List is on Twitter (@UNJobList) so follow the latest opportunities there! You can always discuss in the Forum
Have any more questions? Let me know in the comments below!
Going into the weekend, I want to post this as a reminder for all of you:
There are many of you out there who have questions on how the UN works. And there are many who work in the UN.
The UN Job List Forum helps connecting all: Feel free to ask, answer, debate and discuss!
Click here to join the conversation!
Have any more questions? Let me know in the comments below!
Going into the weekend, I want to post this as a reminder for all of you:
Many people ask me what is behind the different contract types and job levels in the United Nations. Good news, here is the overview over the different UN contract types and levels. All the best and good luck job hunting!
Have any more questions? Let me know in the comments below!
Going into the weekend, I want to post this as a reminder for all of you:
It is one of the UN Job List evergreens: Internships in the UN. How do they work? Who can apply? Who offers them?
So, a little while back I wrote a short summary about this topic so here you can find everything you need to know about UN internships. Good luck!
Have any more questions? Let me know in the comments below!
Going into the weekend, I want to post this as a reminder for all of you:
Some of you know this but here is a reminder for those of you who are new: Here is how to go about hunting for jobs in the UN system. Have a read, think it through, make a plan and act! Good luck!
Have any more questions? Let me know in the comments below!
Going into the weekend, I want to post this as a reminder for all of you:
Many jobs need UN experience. So how do you gain this experience? One way to get this experience is to sign up with the United Nations Volunteers programme. For one volunteering is a great thing to do and we all should give back to our communities by volunteering and on the other hand you will gain valuable UN experience with UNV. So head over to UNV and learn about their great work today!
Have any more questions? Let me know in the comments below!
Going into the weekend, I want to post this as a reminder for all of you:
Most of you know that the most effective way to know about new jobs is to be subscribed to the UN Job List email alert. Here is how you sign-up:
To sign-up follow these steps:
1) Ensure that you understand what exactly you are looking for (research jobs, organisations, duty stations)
2) Use the UN Job List to familiarize yourself with the site and how it works
3) Use the Advanced Search of the UN Job List to search for vacancies that fit your profile (http://unjoblist.org/lists/advancedsearch)
4) Make sure that the search returns the vacancies you want to see
5) If you are sure that the search works for you, then sign-up by entering your e-mail on the results page.
Have any more questions? Let me know in the comments below!
Going into the weekend, I want to post this as a reminder for all of you:
The UN Job List is on Twitter (@UNJobList) so follow the latest opportunities there! You can always discuss in the Forum
Have any more questions? Let me know in the comments below!