Apoyar al CINU Bolivia en el desarrollo y coordinación de Modelos ONU
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Coordinate MUN events in Bolivia for the UN Information Centre
Support the UN Information Centre in Bolivia by coordinating Model United Nations events. Tasks include planning schedules, training participants, and managing institutional contacts. Ideal for those with a degree in social or economic sciences, project management experience, and familiarity with the UN system.
Why This Role?
Directly contribute to global education initiatives through UN-related projects
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate the annual MUN event agenda with educational institutions
- Plan and manage work schedules and virtual training sessions
- Maintain contact with and follow up on interested educational institutions
- Respond to participant inquiries and requirements
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in social or economic sciences
- Experience in educational project management
- Knowledge of the UN system and Agenda 2030
- Experience in teaching or facilitation
- Proficiency in MS Office and digital tools
Required Skills
Indonesia Context
- Working Hours Overlap:
- Flexible — work your own hours
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Una de las maneras más efectivas de divulgar el trabajo y los valores de la Organización en Bolivia es la realización de Modelos de Naciones Unidas. El CINU coordina la realización de estos Modelos, internos, departamentales y nacionales con decenas de colegios y universidades en todo el país.…
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