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UNICEF Internship 2026
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- Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States
- Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States
À propos
The 2026 Internship Programme with ECW offers a
Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) Internship
for qualified post‑graduate students or recent graduates. Interns will contribute to ECW‑supported programmes, reviewing reports, analyzing qualitative and quantitative data, and supporting the production of ECW’s annual results report — gaining first‑hand experience in humanitarian‑development data and impact evaluation.
Who Can Apply — Eligibility & Requirements To qualify for the ECW M&E internship, candidates should meet the following:
Be at least
18 years old
Be
currently enrolled
in a Master’s degree programme, or have
graduated within the past three years
from Bachelor’s or Master’s studies
Have an academic background in
education, international humanitarian/development studies, social sciences , or related fields
Possess strong
quantitative and/or qualitative data analysis skills
— familiarity with data tools and methods, data cleaning/management, statistical or evaluation techniques is a plus
Additional attributes that strengthen applications include interest in humanitarian‑education, attention to detail, good analytical thinking, and passion for global development.
Internship Duration, Format & What to Expect
This internship is offered on a
6‑month basis , and may be
remote , depending on the duty station and office policy.
Interns will be assigned a portfolio of ECW‑supported programmes (depending on geography, language skills, and thematic interest) and will work on report reviews, data coding, analysis of qualitative/quantitative datasets, and drafting sections of annual or evaluation reports.
Work may also involve research, data‑management tasks, supporting monitoring activities, and contributing to learning‑and‑accountability processes within ECW’s mandate of Education in Emergencies.
Interns will collaborate under supervision of ECW’s M&E and Secretariat teams, gaining exposure to international humanitarian work, programme evaluation, and global education challenges.
Why This Internship Is a Valuable Opportunity
Real Impact on Education in Emergencies
— You contribute to meaningful work that aims to provide education for children affected by crises worldwide.
Professional Experience in Humanitarian & Development Sector
— The internship provides hands‑on experience in monitoring, evaluation, data analysis and programme management under an internationally renowned fund.
Remote Opportunity
— For many interns, remote work provides flexibility (especially for those outside Switzerland/UNICEF offices), making it accessible globally.
Strong Skill Development
— Through data work, evaluation tasks, report drafting, and exposure to humanitarian‑education operations — you build valuable analytical, research, and writing skills relevant for NGOs, international agencies, policy, or academia.
Resume Booster for Global Careers
— Having a UNICEF‑ECW internship on your CV demonstrates experience in international development, global education, and humanitarian action — attractive for future roles or further studies.
What to Prepare Before Applying If you’re considering applying (especially from outside Europe or from a developing country), here are recommended steps:
Ensure your academic credentials match requirements (recent graduate or enrolled in Master’s, relevant field)
Prepare a
strong CV
highlighting any data‑analysis, social‑science, education, or humanitarian‑related coursework / experience
Be ready to demonstrate
data analysis skills
(statistics, data cleaning, evaluation methods) — these are often central to M&E roles
Show
motivation and understanding
of education in emergencies, humanitarian challenges, and global development
Be open to
remote work
and able to manage time zones / communication across global teams
Ensure you meet age and other eligibility requirements
The UNICEF–ECW M&E Internship 2026 is a powerful stepping stone for students and recent graduates passionate about education, humanitarian aid, and global development. With real‑world impact, professional exposure, and an opportunity to contribute to crisis‑response education, this internship can become a meaningful first step in a global‑oriented humanitarian career.
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Compétences linguistiques
- English
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