For Swiss graduates only: The Swiss government, through SECOState Secretariat for Economic Affairs , funds a one-year talent programme at the World Bank. With your Master's degree in hand and a first work experience, you are eligible for this unique international opportunity.
No less than 11 positions in 9 countries are open for application. These positions are part of the United Nations Youth Volunteer Programme (UNYVUN Youth Volunteers ).
Please note:
✔ YES, you are part of the team and valued - you are an integral part of the World Bank staff during your assignment.
✔ YES, you have a great chance – since the programme is reserved for Swiss graduates, there is no international competition when applying.
✔ YES, your work is rewarded – so that you can get the best out of your assignment, all travel, relocation, life and health insurance costs are covered.
You will not be working with a profit-driven institution, but a purpose-driven partnership.
You will contribute to fight poverty in all its dimensions and promote shared prosperity.
You will work in a developing country, with a truly diverse team.
You will have the opportunity to interact with governments, civil society groups, the private sector and others.
As part of the institution’s whole action, your work can have a real impact.
You will increase knowledge and competencies in your work area of interest.
You will work in an international setting, with different work styles, values, and communication approaches
You will add a leading international development organisation to your resume.
You will develop a network and position yourself for a global career.
Swiss Confederation
These positions are funded by the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO). As a result, they are open to Swiss nationals only.
cinfo
cinfo is mandated by the Swiss Confederation to promote the programme, publish all vacancies, process the applications and conduct the recruitment process. cinfo also prepares the selected candidates for their assignment, and ensures the follow-up during and after the mission.
United Nations Volunteers (UNV)
UNV is in charge of the global programme. UNV partners with all funding governments (such as Switzerland) and the hiring organisations (such as the World Bank), and deploys the selected candidates in their countries of assignment.
The World Bank
The World Bank is responsible for managing the selected candidates, who are an integral part of their staff, during their assignment.
