What are the requirements?
- The 2024 JPO Programme is open to:
1) Nationals of OSCE participating States and Partners for cooperation, which agree to fund Junior Professional Officers for two years, and 2) a limited number of nationals of OSCE participating States who are not in the position to receive sponsoring;
- Candidates should be under the age of 32 on the deadline of this vacancy notice;
- Completed first-level university degree in a field of study relevant to OSCE's mandate. This may include degrees in: political science, international relations, human rights, law, politico-military aspects of security, criminal justice, peace and conflict studies, educational/social sciences, public policy, business administration, human resources, economics, environmental studies, information technology, media studies, gender studies;
- Previous work experience in a relevant field would be an asset;
- Professional fluency in English, both oral and written and the ability to communicate clearly and concisely is mandatory; knowledge of other OSCE official languages would be an asset;
- Awareness of the importance of integrating a diversity perspective into tasks and activities;
- Ability to establish and maintain effective working relations with people of different national and cultural backgrounds whilst maintaining impartiality and objectivity;
- Demonstrated open-mindedness, flexibility, high motivation and readiness to take on challenges;
- Computer literacy with practical experience with Microsoft applications.
How to apply
If you wish to apply, please note that your application is subject to nomination by your authorities. This applies to both candidates sponsored by the OSCE (Unified Budget) and candidates funded directly by participating States. Please see the vacancy for more information: Junior Professional Officer (S) - OSCE Careers
Applications close 10 December 2023