
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) is recruiting two People & Culture interns for a two-month placement in Bangui, Central African Republic, under vacancy 596669.
What the internship involves
Work includes internal communications, HR data and dashboards, digital-process improvements, recruitment administration and inclusion initiatives. Individual learning plans, mentoring and feedback support the practical work.
Eligibility
Applicants must be at least 18, enrolled at university or have graduated within the previous two years, and available for the Bangui placement. Relevant study areas include HR, administration, finance, social sciences, data and communication. Good academic performance and Microsoft Office skills matter. Excellent French is required; English is an asset. UNICEF excludes immediate relatives of its staff and other relatives in the reporting line.
Payment and practical limits
UNICEF’s general internship policy provides monthly stipends. This vacancy does not publish an amount. The policy says a contribution towards travel and visa costs may be available when funding permits; it is not guaranteed for this placement.
How to apply
Use the official application for vacancy 596669, provide a current CV, motivation letter, enrolment evidence or recent diploma, and recent academic transcripts. Complete any additional portal requirements. Apply by 11 November 2026 at 23:55 West Central Africa Standard Time (UTC+1).
Frequently asked questions
Can I work remotely?
This vacancy specifies Bangui, not a remote placement.
Will the internship lead to a permanent job?
There is no employment guarantee. Any later opportunity remains subject to UNICEF’s rules and staffing needs.
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