北京招聘

职位描述：
Duties and Responsibilities:
1. Review and comment on all documents signed by UNDP China and its partners from the public, private and third sectors.
2. Perform intensive research tasks as required by supervisors and colleagues from other divisions.
3. Co-work with other teams (such as Resource Mobilization Team and Communications Team) in engaging potential partners.
4. Substantiate UNDP's positions in certain projects from a legal perspective in a critical and pragmatic manner.

Competencies
1. Good command of English and Mandarin, oral and written. Please indicate scores of IELTS, TOEFL, GRE or other standardized English tests in your CV. Previous experiences of working or living comfortably in a bilingual or wholly English-speaking environment are preferred.
2. Professionalism. As UNDP is an inter-governmental organization dealing with government agencies, other international organizations and high-profile corporations, interns are expected to have certain level of professionalism and sophistication, which may be indicated by your e-mails, written tests, CVs and phone communication.
3. Reliable legal research and legal translation skills, which may be indicated by former experiences (whether academic, industrial or volunteering).
4. Common sense. The work at UNDP is multi-faceted in nature and interns are expected to have a broad knowledge base or interesting backgrounds.
5. Knowledge of and/or experiences in international relations, business management, charity and/or government issues are highly preferred (yet not a must).
6. Students in the last year of their LLB degrees or of higher education are preferred.

Required Skills and Experience
1. Advanced university degree (Master’s degree or equivalent) in Laws.
2. Advanced command of English and Chinese/Mandarin.

UNDP is an equal-opportunity recruiter. We do not have a list of target schools for this intern position. Decisions of hiring are made on a merit basis.

报名截止日期 2017年10月20日。
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UNDP first began its operations in China in September 1979, around the same time that Deng Xiaoping began open market reforms. This event was marked by the signing of the UNDP-Government of China Standard Basic Assistance Agreement and UNDP has since mobilised more than one billion US$ in support of China's development efforts. It has successfully completed over 900 projects amid a diverse portfolio ranging from agriculture to manufacturing, energy, public health, poverty alleviation and economic restructuring.

Since 1982, UNDP has developed and implemented five themed Country Programmes and Cooperation Frameworks, working closely with the China International Centre for Economic and Technical Exchanges (CICETE). Through this, and many other successful partnerships and projects, thousands of Chinese citizens have received training, while key ministries’ and Institutes’ capacities have been strengthened.

In view of the rapidly changing contours of China's development requirements, UNDP China has continued to evolve and currently works in four main project areas: poverty, equity and governance; energy and the environment; disaster management; and South-South cooperation – an international platform facilitating development partnerships between China and other developing countries in the South.