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E-learning and IT Support - Internship / Traineeship Opportunity Peacekeeping Training Programme Programme description The UNITAR Peacekeeping Training Programme (PTP) is a specialized programme in the framework of the Peace, Security and Diplomacy Unit of UNITAR, which offers a systematic and comprehensive preparation, through innovative and results-oriented trainings, in the fields of peacekeeping and peacebuilding. Since its establishment in 2009, UNITAR PTP provides high-quality training comprised of both basic and advanced courses. UNITAR PTP is supported by an Advisory Board comprised of six eminent specialists and practitioners widely recognized in their fields of expertise from within and outside the UN system. Drawing on its Board Members’ vast experience and knowledge, and enjoying the support of the United Nations Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO), UNITAR PTP mission is to ensure that the programme remains on the cutting-edge of training in the areas of peacekeeping and peacebuilding. UNITAR PTP offers an internship/traineeship opportunity for young professionals or fresh postgraduate students. The working experience is designed to allow interns/trainees to strengthen their knowledge and gain practical experience in the training and learning field, with a specialization in topics related to peacekeeping and peacebuilding. The internship / traineeship UNITAR PTP is now accepting applications from qualified applicants interested in working for a minimum of three months on a full-time unpaid basis at UNITAR headquarters in Geneva. Under the supervision of the Manager of the Peacekeeping Training Programme, the intern/trainee will assist in the day to day work of the unit which entails a wide range of activities. Individual work plans will be designed in accordance with specific terms of reference, which also highlight learning objectives as the internship/traineeship is intended to allow trainees/interns to develop specific skills and competences. Specific working areas will include: Support the development of a community of practice; Support the delivery of e-Learning courses – in particular: updating the VLE; creating accounts; sending welcome e-mails to participants; sending certificates (at the end of the course); collecting evaluation reports; collecting facilitator reports. Support the review of course syllabuses, user guides and assessment guides; Support the rationalization of the Programme cloud (including the move of data from the old server).

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E-learning and IT Support - Internship / Traineeship Opportunity

Peacekeeping Training Programme

Programme description The UNITAR Peacekeeping Training Programme (PTP) is a specialized programme in the framework of the Peace, Security and Diplomacy Unit of UNITAR, which offers a systematic and comprehensive preparation, through innovative and results-oriented trainings, in the fields of peacekeeping and peacebuilding. Since its establishment in 2009, UNITAR PTP provides high-quality training comprised of both basic and advanced courses. UNITAR PTP is supported by an Advisory Board comprised of six eminent specialists and practitioners widely recognized in their fields of expertise from within and outside the UN system. Drawing on its Board Members’ vast experience and knowledge, and enjoying the support of the United Nations Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO), UNITAR PTP mission is to ensure that the programme remains on the cutting-edge of training in the areas of peacekeeping and peacebuilding. UNITAR PTP offers an internship/traineeship opportunity for young professionals or fresh postgraduate students. The working experience is designed to allow interns/trainees to strengthen their knowledge and gain practical experience in the training and learning field, with a specialization in topics related to peacekeeping and peacebuilding. The internship / traineeship UNITAR PTP is now accepting applications from qualified applicants interested in working for a minimum of three months on a full-time unpaid basis at UNITAR headquarters in Geneva. Under the supervision of the Manager of the Peacekeeping Training Programme, the intern/trainee will assist in the day to day work of the unit which entails a wide range of activities. Individual work plans will be designed in accordance with specific terms of reference, which also highlight learning objectives as the internship/traineeship is intended to allow trainees/interns to develop specific skills and competences. Specific working areas will include:

• Support the development of a community of practice; • Support the delivery of e-Learning courses – in particular: updating the VLE; creating

accounts; sending welcome e-mails to participants; sending certificates (at the end of the course); collecting evaluation reports; collecting facilitator reports.

• Support the review of course syllabuses, user guides and assessment guides; • Support the rationalization of the Programme cloud (including the move of data from

the old server).

 

Qualifications Applicants should have a solid background in the following fields:

• E-Learning; • IT.

Skills required The intern/trainee should possess good organizational and research skills, working knowledge of MS Office Suite, excellent internet and e-mail skills, and readiness to learn new IT tools in order to be able to efficiently work in the virtual learning environment. Other qualities, such as willingness to learn, dedication and independence at work are welcome. Languages Proficiency in English and French is essential; knowledge of another UN language will be considered an asset. Internship term: three to six months The internship programme is normally on a full-time basis but part-time arrangements can be agreed upon depending on both the requirements of the department/programme and the availability of the intern. Indicative starting date: 02 June 2014 Deadline for application: 23 May 2014

Status

Interns are considered gratis personnel. They are not financially remunerated by UNITAR. They are not staff members and shall not represent the Institute in any official capacity. How to apply Send your CV and motivation letter to [email protected] indicating “Internship” in your subject line.