Are you looking to build a career in the international development sector? Working with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the well-being of children and women while gaining world-class professional experience.
Currently, UNICEF Tanzania is inviting applications for several specialized roles and internships aimed at energetic and data-driven individuals.
Featured Opportunity: Internship in Social & Community Listening and Data
UNICEF is looking for two motivated interns to join their Social and Behavior Change (SBC) Section in Dar es Salaam. This is a part-time, six-month position perfect for those looking to apply data science and analytical skills in a real-world humanitarian context.
Key Responsibilities:
Data Analysis: Support the generation and translation of insights from digital platforms and community feedback systems.
Social Listening: Help strengthen systems using analytical tools such as Talkwalker and U-Report.
Strategy Support: Work closely with the Social and Community Listening Analyst to enhance data quality and inform SBC strategies.
Location: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Duration: 6 Months (Part-time)
Deadline: March 15, 2026
Why Apply?
An internship with UNICEF is more than just a line on your CV. It provides:
Exposure to the inner workings of a global UN agency.
Mentorship from industry experts in data science and community engagement.
The chance to develop skills that are highly transferable to both the public and private sectors.
How to Apply
To view the full job descriptions and submit your application, visit the official UNICEF Careers portal. Ensure your profile is updated and your cover letter specifically addresses how your skills align with the requirements of the SBC section.
Apply here: UNICEF Tanzania Job Portal
Application Tip: The deadline for the current internship roles is March 15, 2026. Early applications are encouraged as the portal may experience high traffic closer to the closing date.
Stay tuned for more updates on career opportunities and professional development in Tanzania.
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