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ELF-UNESCO Traineeship - International Decade of Indigenous Languages

Endangered Language Fund
Award Not specified
Closing date Closed
Location Global
For Individuals

About this opportunity

The Endangered Language Fund (ELF) is seeking a dedicated and passionate sponsored trainee to join UNESCO's Education team at the Paris Headquarters. This traineeship offers a unique opportunity for Indigenous/Aboriginal individuals to gain hands-on experience and contribute to UNESCO's mission in education and language preservation. The successful recipient will receive financial support from ELF in the form of US$5,000 to assist with costs related to participating in the traineeship. The traineeship provides knowledge enhancement through practical work assignments in areas related to UNESCO's work on language and education, exposure to UNESCO's work to gain a better understanding of its mandate and programmes, and professional input from UNESCO education staff. The position is a 2-month internship at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, France, with an anticipated start date in Spring 2026 (February-March). Costs exceeding ELF funding will be the responsibility of the recipient.
2 - 3 mo

Who can apply

Applicant Types

individual

Project Locations

🇫🇷 France

Region

Global

Priority Groups

indigenous

How to apply

Stages

  1. 1 single_stage

Required documents

cover_letter · cv · transcripts · letters_of_recommendation

Review process

ELF will select applicant for funding and recommend them for the UNESCO Traineeship Agreement. UNESCO may request additional information after ELF selection.

Additional benefits

  • training

Restrictions

  • employment_restrictions

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