Internship with Adolescent Development and Participation

 

Job Title: Adolescent Development Intern
Position Type: Internship
Location: Gaziantep, Republic of Türkiye
Division/Equivalent: CEE/CIS
School/Unit: Republic of Türkiye
Department/Office: Gaziantep, Republic of Türkiye
Categories: Adolescent Development
Duration: 26 weeks
Duty Station: Gaziantep

Background:
As part of its 2021-2025 Country Programme Document (CPD), UNICEF is committed to supporting adolescent development, participation, and engagement. The Adolescent Development (ADAP) Intern will contribute to youth programs, skill development activities, and sector meetings, fostering creativity and empowerment among adolescents and young people.

Deliverables:

• Support youth participation, engagement, and skill development programs.
• Assist in information management and reporting activities.
• Contribute to report and program document preparation.
• Undertake regular field visits to gather information and report on challenges.
• Contribute to Southeast Youth Task Team meetings and mapping of youth services.

Qualifications:

• Enrolled in an undergraduate, graduate, or Ph.D. degree program, or graduated within the past two years (applicants must be at least 18 years old), preferably in psychology, social work, child development, sociology, education, or a relevant field.
• Fluent in English, with strong writing skills. Proficiency in another official UN language is desirable.
• Demonstrated excellent academic performance.
• Past experience in related fields is advantageous.

Modality:
The internship is on-site and full-time, based in Gaziantep.

Stipend and Insurance:
Interns will receive a nominal stipend per month according to UNICEF's guidelines. Health/accident insurance is required, with costs borne by the intern.

Core Values and Competencies:
UNICEF's core values and competencies guide its work. Candidates are evaluated based on these principles.

Diversity and Inclusion:
UNICEF is committed to diversity and inclusion. People with disabilities are encouraged to apply.

How to Apply:
Submit applications via the UNICEF jobs website by the specified deadline. The application package should include a cover letter, detailed curriculum vitae, proposed fees, and a sample of similar work.

Zero-tolerance Policy:
UNICEF maintains a zero-tolerance policy on conduct incompatible with its objectives, including exploitation, harassment, abuse, and discrimination. Background checks will be conducted.

UNICEF's commitment to diversity and inclusion ensures the best results for children. People with disabilities are encouraged to apply.