Comments for darragh murray

Comment on I’m now an United Nations Intern by ANUPAM DABRAL

ANUPAM DABRAL — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 18:49:51 +0000

Pls do let me know your mail id, jus gimme a blank mail or something, so that we can in touch

Comment on I’m now an United Nations Intern by Mina

Mina — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 14:56:03 +0000

Dear Darragh

My name is Mina and I am a student from Denmark. I study international business comunication and would love to do an internship with UN. I was wondering if you might help me with the process? It is especially my application I need help for. Do you have any tips or advices for me?

That you in advance and best regards

Mina

Comment on I’m now an United Nations Intern by Sue

Sue — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 02:09:09 +0000

Hi Daz,

Have written the article about the application process?
If so, can you please send me the link? Much appreciated!

Thanks,
Susmitha

Comment on I’m now an United Nations Intern by Adekunle OPAWALE

Adekunle OPAWALE — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 01:03:45 +0000

Hi, murray. I will realy appreciate if you can contact me on my email (adekunleopawale@spemail.org). I will like to make some enquiries from you as regards UN internship.

Thanks,
Adekunle OPAWALE.

Comment on Ms Access – Percentage Field Formatting by LMB

LMB — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 22:15:47 +0000

Thank you – like you, I’ve fixed it before, but always forget to make the field single!

Comment on I’m now an United Nations Intern by daz

daz — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 20:53:47 +0000

Hello there Anupam. When applying you have to make sure your Personal History Profile is good – this is the application you fill out when you apply for the UN internship program. The system works, like many large job sites, on key words. Match your application to the selection criteria and this should help you out. I redrafted my application several times before submitting. Get a friend to read through it asking them to compare your application and skills to the selection criteria.

Generally, you have to be in a postgraduate degree program (i.e. a masters) but I’m told that rule isn’t always mandatory. It depends on the needs of the organisation.

Of course, I’m not privy to the selection process, but this is what I’ve learned through my experience. I will write an article soon about applying and what I know. Generally, there are no hard and fast rules. As I’ve said, it depends on which departments want interns.