Training in international organizations in the United Arab Emirates

Internships

Training in international organizations in the UAE with a monthly salary of $1000. Applications are open to all nationalities to work at the World Food Programme. This is a strong opportunity to work in an international environment and build a wide network of relationships.

Training in International Organizations (General Overview)

If you seek an opportunity to work within an international organization with a monthly salary, this opportunity is one of the distinguished programs. What makes it even more remarkable is that it is available in an Arab country, the United Arab Emirates. This article will teach you about the benefits and requirements of applying.

Role and Responsibilities:

Leadership and teamwork skills: Being a good leader and working well with others in the team.
Daily team meetings worldwide: Planning and exploring how to work remotely.
Solving network problems: Finding issues with the internet or phone systems and suggesting ways to make them better.
Fixing and improving systems: Keeping computer systems working well and helping people to use them.
Keeping data safe: Making sure that information is protected and only the right people can access it.
Helping customer service: Giving technical advice to the customer service team.
Planning logistics: Deciding how things should be moved and making sure there are enough people to help.
Organizing storage: Figuring out where things should be kept when they arrive.
Reporting stocks: Writing reports about how much stuff is available.
Improving cost recovery: Finding ways to save money and make things better.

Details about training courses in international organizations:

Opportunity type: Training

Organization: World Food Programme

Duration: 6 months

Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Countries: Egypt, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Djibouti, Algeria, Iraq, Jordan, Comoros, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Mauritania, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Somalia, Syria, Tunisia, Yemen, all countries worldwide.

Benefits:

Interns get paid a monthly amount of money from WFP, which can be up to a maximum of $1000 per month, depending on where they are working.

Role Requirements:

Currently enrolled in or recently graduated from an IT, electronics, or similar technical university program. If you're a WFP intern, you need to have finished at least two years of your university program or, if you just graduated, you should have attended classes within the past year.
Good at writing and speaking English.
Good at researching and analyzing things, being resourceful, and taking the lead.
Can finish tasks on time and work on your own.
Can quickly learn about technology, either through being taught or teaching yourself.
Enthusiastic, works well with others, and is ready for new challenges.
Can explain technical stuff in easy-to-understand language, both in speaking and writing.
Good at planning and organizing work can work without much supervision, and can work well with people from different backgrounds.
Good at solving problems, can understand complex issues, and can work with numbers.
Can handle pressure and work on many tasks at once.
Likes working in teams, can adapt to change, and is ready to help others with their work.
Interested in helping people in need and wants to make a positive difference.
Can handle change and work quickly. Takes the initiative and is open to new challenges.
Knowing how to use Microsoft Office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher), knowing how to use the internet, and knowing GIS systems is a plus.
Good at speaking and writing English, and knowing another UN language (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian, or Spanish) is helpful.