Career Connex
The Career Connex virtual program series is an opportunity for UNA-USA members interested in career opportunities with the United Nations or other internationally focused organizations.
The Career Connex virtual program series is an opportunity for UNA-USA members interested in career opportunities with the United Nations or other internationally focused organizations.
The Career Connex series is an initiative of UNA-USA to connect our members with the variety of career-oriented opportunities in the United Nations, foreign policy, and global development. Each session of the program will offer a variety of speakers, resources, and meaningful tips and tricks for each member to successfully forge their own path.
Career Connex is a great way to gain professional development skills, learn about specific job openings/focal areas and hear from people currently employed in the U.S Department of State and UN Agencies.
Career Connex: Mock Interview Session
🗓 Friday, May 30, 2025 | 3:00–4:00 PM ET
🎯 Register now: https://bit.ly/UNAUSAInterviews4UN
This exclusive UNA-USA workshop is designed to help young professionals (ages 18–30) prepare for interviews with the United Nations and similar international organizations. Participants will practice real UN-style questions using the STAR method and receive personalized feedback.
💡 Open to UNA-USA members (free) or $25 for non-members — includes a one-year Young Professionals membership.
Farah Eck, Managing Director, UNA-USA
Farah Eck oversees national strategy and program development for UNA-USA, with a strong focus on empowering the next generation of global leaders. In this session, she will guide participants through interview best practices tailored for international careers, offering expert insights drawn from her own experience and connections within the UN system.
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