How do I get to work for the United Nations?
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go to http://www.un.org and click on employment.. or click on this url.. https://jobs.un.org/Galaxy/Release3/vacancy/vacancy.aspx .. a friend of mine used to work for the united nations and I believe that he applied at a temporary agency in las vegas but I forgot the name of that agency.. its been along time ago.. you can go to their website though and they can help you..
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To seek a job in any country u have to be there.\n\nSo go to Singapore or Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) \n\nBTW you are too old for any job there
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The world is at your doorstep ...\n\nAmbassador to a foreign country\nState, provincial or federal departments of foreign relations\nWork at the United Nations\nWork for an international charitable organization\nWork in media as a foreign correspondent\nTeach at a university\nCruise ship director\nTravel agency\n\nI hope this helps.
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Try contacting any NGO office in your area and they'll tell you how to do it.
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The UN system has two types of employees -- the General Services staff and the Professional Staff.\n\nThe GS level staff are the assistants, secretaries, and other low level employees. A bachelors degree is needed.\n\nThe PS staff mostly have graduate degrees. Masters degree is required, though PhD is even better. Becoming a PS staff is very competitive. Knowing another language is often an advantage.\n\nYou're 18. If you want to join and be a UN staff, study hard and get your degrees.
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Check out their website. UN and Red Cross usually hire people with experience. You may want to volunteer for some time, just to give your resume some experience, You may want to consider other top NGOs to work with too... try United Way or Cancer Society or Imran Khan's agency. The best way to start is to get a resume ready, start calling/ emailing agencies you'd want to work with. \n\nIts a wonderful and rewarding area of work. Am sure you'd find work you'd like. Talk to someone in your local mosque/gurudwara too.\n\nUse the Internet gal!
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Call the UN tell them your sad story and why you want to go. Good luck.
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Perhaps write to the United Nations in New York & ask your question.\n\nGood luck with your good work.
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Try http://jobs.un.org  \n\nHowever, London isnt known as a UN HQ city, but this doesnt mean there arent UN jobs based here.\n\nAlso try other supra-nationals like UNICEF.
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a) You could try to volunteer with a big NGO to get some experience on your resume and then apply after 3 - 6 months for a job. You could try big NGOs like United Way, US Aid or Red Cross or any NGO that might require logistics.\n\nb) Also jobs in translation might be possible, especially if you speak a language other than English. \n\nc) You could also try to work for an NGO that does aid work in Bosnia or that geographical area. \n\nAll the Best!
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First you need to pick a part of the world you want to go to.  Then try searching in Google for "volunteer NGO ___" the blank being where you want to work.  You'll soon have way too many options to choose from (you might also want to decide what kind of a project you want to work on - i.e. education, health, family planning, etc.)\n\nidealist.org is one of the biggest sites for this kind of thing.  A quick Google search would bring up dozens of others.
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You can join United Nations Volunteer (UNV) http://www.unv.org/ - you do a good deed PLUS you get decent pay. It has the best compensation package for volunteers. Be prepared to be assigned to "hardship areas"
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i beleive that would be either the UN or the international red cross, simple search on google will get you their websites, u might need to do more digging to find where to apply and stuff.
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Just mail all the libraries in UK and tell them you're looking for work. Volunteer to help out on a trial basis and see if they keep you on. All the main universities have libraries so mailing them is easy
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Do well in high school like A's--B's if you don't want to work for the UN.\n\nGo to a real university like University of Illinois, California, New York, etc (if you want to work for the UN).  And, get a undergrad (bachelor's) degree (4 years of college) in pre-law, political science, history, criminal justice, or a particular studies (like asian studies, or something).\n\nThen get accepted into law school (University of Arizona, Harvard, Oxford--for the UN).  (You'll probably spend 2 to 4 years more of school--depend on any specialities and internships.)  (So a total of 6 to 8 years of school after high school.)\n\nYou can applied directly to the UN (see below), but getting to know some of your U.S. Government politicians (not necessary state government) might give you an added leverage.
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1)Figure out where you can live and travel to-define where.\n2)Figure out when you can work.\n3)Write a resume-www.microsoft.com has some online that you just change to fit you.  Maybe someone can help.  Having a piece of paper with references and the addresses of your schools and everything REALLY HELPS applications. Also have a nice black pen and a sharp pencil along, and BE ON TIME if there is any appointment.\n4)Then apply anywhere you can reach.  It helps if you have a feel for what you like to do-like child care or retail.  \n5)Concentrate  on one field, like child care, or retail stores, restaurants in a week and blanket them with applications. \n6)Apply on Monday and Tuesday mornings, except restaurants do the after lunch application.  You want to meet the boss when he/she is available to talk and worried about the schedule. Friday at 5 Pm is usually not productive.\n6)This summer the job market is very tough for 18 year olds.  You see their parents working the fast food lanes.  Go to your town hall and see if there are "job programs" in your area, or "temp help people". \n7) EXPERIENCE is better than nothing.  Volunteer at the hospital or Habitat for Humanity or the public school if you are interested in working in those kind of fields. If you cook everyday for the salvation army, maybe you can get a cook job. Think about it.
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Are you asking people if they could send you information on the U.N. (united nations)? If so, maybe you should reword your question.