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WFP Internship Program 2026 | Paid Internships

Last updated Apr 13, 2026

Level

undergraduate, masters

Organization

World Food Programme (WFP)

Field

all fields

Funding

fully funded

Overview

The World Food Programme (WFP) offers paid internship opportunities for students and recent graduates to gain practical experience within an international humanitarian organization. Interns work on projects related to WFP's mission of achieving zero hunger.

Coverage

Interns receive a monthly stipend of up to US$1,000, depending on the duty station. Medical and accident insurance is provided for students from developing countries. Visa support may be available.

Eligibility

Open to students currently enrolled in a recognized university (having attended classes in the last 12 months) or recent graduates (within the last 6 months). Applicants must have completed at least two years of an undergraduate degree.

Requirements

Fluency in English is mandatory; knowledge of other UN languages is an asset. Applicants must be energetic, team-oriented, and willing to take on challenges. Relevant educational background for the specific position is required.

How to apply

Applications must be submitted online via the official WFP career portal. Candidates must create an account, build an online CV, and apply for specific internship vacancies that match their field of study.

Notes

Internships last between 2 and 8 months. Deadlines vary by specific position. Applicants are encouraged to check the portal regularly for new openings.

Source & Verification

Host organization: World Food Programme (WFP)

Original source: OpportunitiesCircle

Official application page: https://wd3.myworkdaysite.com/recruiting/wfp/job_openings?workerSubType=59387fe40123101e856f1834e09b0002

Verify the deadline, eligibility, and document list on the official website before applying.

How to Apply

1

Read the full requirements

Visit the official application page and read all eligibility criteria carefully before investing time in the application.
2

Gather your documents

Collect transcripts, certificates, and references. Official copies may require apostille — start this process early.
3

Request recommendation letters

Contact your referees at least 4–6 weeks before the deadline. Brief them on the scholarship and your goals.
4

Write your motivation letter

Be specific about your goals, why you chose this program, and your plan to contribute to Ethiopia after completing your studies.
5

Proofread and submit early

Submit at least 3–5 days before the deadline. Technical issues are common — never submit on the last day.