Brief Description:

The GoUNESCO Internship Program (GIP) is GoUNESCO’s global student outreach program. This 6-month program promotes awareness of heritage and culture among young people via fun, educative tasks. As part of the program, you will be assigned tasks which will make you ex heritage through exploration, research, and interaction with people and organizations. Please visit this link – here – to read about the tasks assigned to interns in the past and current sessions of the program. Depending on your performance, skills, and your area of specialization, you may be assigned to specific teams with additional responsibilities.

Level/Field of Study:

This UNESCO internship is available to Undergraduate and Postgraduate students. Although the internship program is basically for college students, undergraduate and postgraduate students pursuing a degree in law, humanities, engineering, and heritage can apply.

Host Nationality: 

The internship is expected to be done in the applicant’s host country.

Eligible Nationality:

The GoUNESCO internship program is available to all nationalities.

Scholarship Worth:

The internship is unpaid and it requires interns’ full commitment.

Eligibility:

Any undergraduate/postgraduate student who wants to learn more about heritage is welcome to apply! The internship has had all levels of students from those studying law, humanities, engineering, and even heritage studies. Whoever you are, this internship program will engage you with heritage in interesting, fun ways.Applications are welcome from people of all nationalities, genders, ages – we do not discriminate.The program is primarily meant for college students but you can choose to join even if you are not one currently.

How to Apply:

To complete your application, you have to follow the steps below: If you have any queries, email us at internships@gounesco.com.

Application Deadline:

The deadline for applying for the GoUNESCO Internship program is 25th of December 2022

For More Information on the UNESCO Internship, 2022, Visit the Official Webpage of the GoUNESCO Internship Program 2022 Now that you are here, check out other related internship positions in 2022. If you are applying for a spring internship, you should be looking in October or November. And if you want a summer internship, you should start looking in October of the year prior (just to make sure the company you are interested in doesn’t have super early deadlines). UNESCO does not remunerate interns. There is no compensation, financial or otherwise for internship assignments. … Your application will be accessed by UNESCO managers around the world and will stay in our database for a period of six months. We do not respond to each and every candidate. During the summer: Expect to work 40 hours a week. However, many companies allow you to have a half-day Friday, with some companies even allowing you to make up these hours during the other days of the week. Many interns will try to earn overtime pay (1.5x normal pay), so they end up working around 45 hours a week. An internship is an official program offered by an employer to potential employees. … Internships are most popular with undergraduates or graduate students who work between one to four months and have a goal to gain practical work or research-related experience. The more you engage yourself in real-world experience before you graduate, the better understanding you will get. Ideally, you should start applying around 4 months(or even more) prior to your desired start date of the internship. Companies normally look for an intern during sem breaks

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