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🌐 Are you considering a career that makes a difference on a global scale? Dive into our comprehensive guide on "The Benefits of Working at the United Nations"! 🕊️ In this video, we'll explore the impactful world of the UN, offering you insider knowledge on the perks of being part of this prestigious organization. From diverse work environments to unique professional development opportunities, learn how a UN career can enrich your life personally and professionally. Whether you're a recent graduate or an experienced professional, find out how the United Nations can be the perfect place to fulfill your career aspirations. 🌟
Before considering getting a job at the United Nations, you need to know the benefits you will receive. Here is the complete list of the benefits employees get working at the United Nations.
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@gabrielachaves1779 2 года назад

Amazing informations. Thank you so much.

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller 2 года назад

You are welcome

@aylinkrkc3743 4 месяца назад

I watched all videos and it was very hepfull. Thank you.

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller 4 месяца назад

You are most welcome. And good luck.

@jauresbeugre 2 года назад

great .thank you again for your commitment.

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller 2 года назад

You are welcome, Jaures.

@nutauf7587 2 года назад

I'm a medical doctor that would love to work for the UN. Any specific advice regarding this?

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller 2 года назад

Hello, nothing more than looking at the jobs they have in the medical field, not just at WHO, but other organizations that might need an MD and see if your profile and your experience match. If it does, you can apply and see if they select you for an interview.

@cedrickanaan Год назад

Hello there! Amazing video. I would like to know how to get from one step to another. For example to go from P1 Step 1 to P1 Step 2 and so on... Thank You!

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Год назад

Thanks. You automatically increase one step every year of your employment until you reach step 10 or max out at 13. At step 10, you will increase every two years instead of one. You can increase every 10 months, if you are a GS staff and know 2 official UN language and completed the certification. I hope that answered your question.

@cedrickanaan Год назад

@@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Yes thank you very much! I just watched your video on the subject and just read your answer!

@DTBR-bs1zh Год назад

Could you please make a video about the consultant mission and short-term contract at UN? PS. Working at the UN is not a good option for one who wants to have permanent residency at the country of the duty station. Waiting for your next video. Many thanks for your great work!

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Год назад

You are right, I should do that and I will next week.

@DTBR-bs1zh Год назад

@@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Thanks so much. Looking forward to seeing a video talking about the disadvantages of working at UN.

@umarasghar1396 Год назад

Mario r the tickets for paid home leave business class or economy if business class so r they for all levels or p3 above ?

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Год назад

When travelling, the tickets for the appointment and your job are business class if you travel for more than 9 hours. But, house leave is economy if the organization books it and fully fare economy when you take the money instead. Which is about the amount you can buy a business ticket for, if you shop around and book on the right day.

@umarasghar1396 Год назад

@@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller thank a lot for all the information

@chrisallen149 2 года назад

question on average how long does it take to get a p4 level job after applying

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller 2 года назад

Hello, assuming you are short listed, it can take up to 3 months to be invited to take a test, 2 months more to be called for interview if you are selected. Then 1-3 months for the job offer. Of course, it could a lot faster or just never happen if the job is canceled

@ramzzz3062 Год назад

Please will i get a job offer as a social worker?

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Год назад

Look at the work offered on UN Careers and see if any mtch your education and experience. You get a job offer if you did good in the interviews and that interviewers think you will be a good condidate for the job. It is all about matching experience with job descriptions.

@Briz86 Год назад

Hi. This very interesting. I don't see any duty station for Manila, Philippines in inpsira app but we have UN Ph here. Do we get the same salary and benefits if we work here in UN Ph locally? thanks

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Год назад

There are a lot. But, I think that WHO-WPRO Manila is not on inspira, but on the WHO website. If you are Filipino, you can get G salary.

@Briz86 Год назад

@@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Thank you for your reply. I appreciate it. But if does working here in UN-Ph gets the same salary and benefits just like the ones in their website? I am a registered civil and licensed environmental planner btw

@crishaneclarke6075 Год назад

Hi ...do you have any idea how much the rental subsidy usually is?

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Год назад

Hello, yes I do. It is complex and it depends on the country. Normally, it is about 60 % of the rent for the first 5 years. In B and C stations, it will be 60 % but forever. It also depends on your level. Like a P5 might have only 40%. But, my initial amount of 60 % is about right for most cases. Basically, you will have a minimum of maybe 2,000$ to pay and the UN will pay 80 % of everything after that until the cap. Which should be about 5,000$. So, overall, again, about 60%

@crishaneclarke6075 Год назад

@@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller thank you

@michaelkorlion9248 Год назад

Hello So I just turned 21 and I have a high-school degree But no work experience and I live in Syria Can I work for the un ?

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Год назад

You can start as a local. Take a look on the UN careers website to see if there are any posts that you can apply for.

@michaelkorlion9248 Год назад

@@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Thank you🙏

@fluentinfrench6459 Год назад

Translator opportunities are open to work in the UN or allied troops (such as the American military)

@michaelkorlion9248 Год назад

@@fluentinfrench6459 well thats Great news ! Thank you

@mahokhan9122 3 месяца назад

UN's THE, SON OF 9 GOD KHUDA Sa ❤️... UNO 💘

@teatei9524 Год назад

Im currently studying Information Technology.. any advice? would they have jobs for me?

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Год назад

Hello, About 90 % of all the jobs at the UN are on the UN Career site. Just take a look at what is in your field and you will see if there is anything you can apply for when you get your diplomat. Good luck. careers.un.org/lbw/home.aspx?viewtype=VP&PID=167&lang=en-US&gclid=Cj0KCQiAvqGcBhCJARIsAFQ5ke7Fc9d4T_eQ4ouA3cO5IXINVz-WTc-1flbglTo2RhAvV13ahuVbugsaAtNSEALw_wcB

@brunotomasine Год назад

Hi Mario, Just yesterday (June 22) I came across your videos on how to get a job at the UN. Thanks for the content, this is extremely helpful. I am currently preparing an application and I was wondering if you could assist me clarifying three points in it. I thank you in advance for that. 1. I have 7 months experience as a peacekeeper at the MINUSTAH and in the "Employment status and history in the UN system and related organizations" form, I always add this experience, but I am not sure which department I should add this under. I always add it under UNS. Which one do you think would be a better suit for this? 2. Under the "completed non-UN certificates", what kind of certificates do you suggest I add, if any? 3. In the "attachments" form, at the end of the application, I added my university/high school diplomas, and the UN ID I used at the MINUSTAH. Do you think I should add something else or maybe even change what I am doing right now? Once more, thank you so much for taking the time to answer to this.

@MarioStingerPerpetualTraveller Год назад

Hello, 1. If the information is relevent for the job, you should add it. The problem is knowing that add or remove from your profile. I have a friend in NY that liked to see stuff like "Worked at McDonards as a teenager." Well, to him, it shows you can work in a team and under stress. Because he knows, he did that as a teenager. But, you can't know that, so I would go with the direct connection to the job. 2. Again, stuff that is relevant to the job, unless you have none, so I would add what you have. If you have a LOT, take 2-3 max. 3. I would remove the high-school degree and keep only the highest completed degree. Attachment can he read or not. They will just look at it for a second each. Unless you have too many, it shouildn't matter. I hope that helps.

@brunotomasine Год назад

Hi Mario, it absolutely helped, thank you. In regards to the peacekeeping experience, since I was only seconded through the military to the MINUSTAH for 6 months, I don’t add this as “have worked for the UN system” correct? Because I was not a UN staff member if I am not mistaken. I observed that if I say I worked for the UN system, they request my UN index number, which I never had. I would only mention this experience in the job requirement questions and as part of my experience with my home country military?