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World Health Organisation (WHO) Internship Programme 2019
WHO internships - (1900142)
Grade: No grade
Contractual Arrangement: Intern
Contract duration: Mininum 6 weeks - Maximum 24 weeks
Job Posting : Jan 11, 2019, 5:56:17 AM
Closing Date : Jun 30, 2019, 2:59:00 PM
Primary Location : Multiple locations
Organization : World Health Organization and Other Entities
Schedule : Full-time
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Please note that the deadline for receipt of applications indicated above reflects your personal device's system settings.
INTRODUCTION
You
are applying to the WHO generic internship roster which is published
twice a year. The roster will be made available to all WHO major offices
from where direct contact will be made with suitable candidates only.
In completing your profile, you will be able to choose up to 3 different
work areas of interest.
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAMME
WHO
is the directing and coordinating authority on international health
within the United Nations system. WHO has 194 Member States and more
than 7000 people working in 150 country offices, in 6 regional offices
and at headquarter in Geneva. WHO offers internships globally in our
country and regional offices, as well as at headquarters.
The
WHO internship programme has three objectives: (a) to provide a
framework for assigning students from diverse academic backgrounds to
WHO programmes, where educational experience can be enhanced through
practical work assignments; (b) to expose students to the work of WHO
and (c) to provide WHO programmes with the assistance of students
specializing in various fields.
Most students are placed in health-related programmes, although
placements in other area of work like for example communication,
external relations, finance or human resources are also possible.
DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES
Under
the supervision of a technical expert in the respective area, interns
are assigned a project based on agreed terms of references and in line
with their skills set. These terms of references typically include some
or all of the following responsibilities:
- review literature and conduct literature surveys
- undertake web research and data collection on specific subject area
- organize data and documents
- participate in the development of tools and guidelines
- assist in drafting, formatting and editing policy briefs, tool kits, guides/manuals, hand-outs, brochures and reports
- assist in organizing workshops, meetings, conferences, events
- participate in on-going departmental projects
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REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
Education
Have completed three years of full-time studies (bachelor's level or equivalent) at a university or equivalent institution prior to commencing the assignment; AND be enrolled in a course of study at a university or equivalent institution leading to a formal qualification (applicants who have already graduated may also qualify for consideration provided that they start the internship within six months after completion of their formal qualification).
Skills
Core competencies
Team work
Respecting and promoting individual and cultural difference
Communication All interns should be able to demonstrate the following skills in line with the WHO core competencies:
Communicating effectively orally and in writing
Showing willingness to learn from mistakes
Producing and delivering quality results
Working collaboratively with team members In addition, interns need to be familiar with commonly used computer programmes, such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint. Knowledge of specialized computer programmes, for example, statistical software such as XLStat may be an advantage.
Experience
Depending on the area of interest, the below experience may be needed and/or would be an advantage.
Experience in research and/or in drafting reports
Experience in the subject area through academic work or research
Field and/or developing country experience
Experience with data analysis, statistical packages and interest in the design of graphical display and analysis of health information in an international comparative perspective, such as for health system performance assessment
More specific experience such as specialized computer programmes
Languages
Fluency in one of WHO's working languages (reading, writing and speaking). WHO official languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish
Knowledge of the local language in some duty stations can be an asset
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Please note that internships at WHO are very competitive and only a small number of applicants will be accepted every year. Only successful candidates will be contacted.
WHO Internships are not paid. Living abroad is expensive and finding accommodation can be challenging. All intern candidates should be aware of these factors before they consider applying for a WHO Internship.
Interns are not eligible for appointment to any position in WHO for a period of three months following the end of the internship.
If selected for a WHO Internship, you will be required to provide certified copies of proof of enrolment in a course of studies and a medical certificate of fitness for wor
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