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Seit einigen Monaten gehört der meistgelesene Karriere-Ratgeber der Schweiz zum
together-Portfolio. Damit wird einiges neu – es bleibt aber auch viel Bewährtes beim
Alten. Wir fühlen uns verpflichtet, die hohe redaktionelle Qualität des Career Starters fortzuführen.
Gleichzeitig haben wir das Erscheinungsbild und die Struktur des Karriere-Ratgebers
komplett überarbeitet. Der neue Career Starter erscheint frischer und moderner.
Zudem wurde der Karriere-Ratgeber gemäss unserem «Berufseinstiegs-Trichter» – siehe
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<strong>Career</strong> <strong>Starter</strong> 2015<br />
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International Comittee of the Red Cross (ICRC)<br />
Contact<br />
Secretariat Recruitment Unit<br />
Avenue de la Paix 19, 1202 Geneva<br />
www.icrc.org<br />
info_recruitment@icrc.org<br />
info_internship@icrc.org<br />
President<br />
Peter Maurer<br />
Mission statement<br />
The International Committee of the Red Cross<br />
(ICRC), founded in 1863, is a neutral, impartial<br />
and independent humanitarian organization.<br />
Its nature and membership are non-governmental.<br />
Its mandate to protect and assist<br />
the victims of armed conflicts and other<br />
situations of violence has been conferred on<br />
it by States through the four Geneva Conventions<br />
of 1949 and their Additional Protocols<br />
of 1977 and 2005 as well as the Statutes of<br />
the International Red Cross and Red Crescent<br />
Movement.<br />
Set up, HR & budget<br />
The ICRC has delegations & missions in some<br />
80 countries around the world. It employs<br />
over 1'650 mobile and around 11'000 resident<br />
staff. About 1'000 people provide the essential<br />
support and back-up to the field operations<br />
from its headquarters in Geneva.<br />
Profile of candidates for jobs<br />
at the ICRC<br />
– Minimum 25 years old.<br />
– Prepared to accept unaccompanied<br />
postings during the first two missions<br />
of 12 months each.<br />
– Excellent English and French, any other<br />
language is an important asset.<br />
– Other useful languages: Arabic, Russian,<br />
Spanish, Persian (please consult the<br />
website for more information).<br />
– Valid driving licence for manual<br />
transmission vehicles.<br />
For delegates<br />
– University degree or equivalent plus minimum<br />
2 years of professional experience.<br />
For administrators<br />
– Commercial diploma (Swiss HWV / ESCEA<br />
or MBA) and 2 years of professional<br />
experience, or commercial apprenticeship<br />
diploma plus minimum five years of<br />
professional experience.<br />
For specialist staff<br />
– (Medical personnel, engineers and<br />
technicians) Recognized training plus<br />
several years of professional experience.<br />
Soft Skills required<br />
– Team spirit, open-minded attitude, tolerance.<br />
– Ability to cope with difficult situations<br />
and work under pressure.<br />
– Readiness to bear challenges and<br />
assume responsibility.<br />
– Ready to take the initiative and<br />
maintain flexibility.<br />
– Be a skilled and talented organiser.<br />
– Disposed to excel in difficult<br />
conditions abroad.<br />
– Well-balanced, mature personality.<br />
Particulary wanted positions include<br />
– Interpreters (Arabic, Hindi, Kirundi,<br />
Pashto, Persian, Singhala, Thai, Tigrinya,<br />
Amarinya, Urdu)<br />
– Doctors<br />
– Engineers<br />
Mission<br />
Protection and assistance of victims of<br />
armed conflicts; promotion and strengthening<br />
of international humanitarian law<br />
Presence worldwide<br />
Delegations and offices in some 80<br />
countries, Staff: ~ 13'500 people<br />
(headquarters, mobile and resident staff)<br />
Budget 2014<br />
Close to 1,6 billion CHF (biggest ever<br />
budget): 1,379 billion for field activities<br />
and 194,3 million for headquarters<br />
Recruitment 2013 (only mobile<br />
staff for field missions)<br />
417 people<br />
(100 delegates, 317 other profiles)<br />
Social and company benefits<br />
– An attractive salary<br />
– Quality social benefits<br />
– Excellent insurance coverage package<br />
– Professional on-the-spot support<br />
enabling full working commitment<br />
– Training opportunities in the field of<br />
management and/or specialised fields<br />
depending on profession and expertise<br />
– An opportunity to apply your knowledge<br />
and experience in a setting of<br />
humanitarian endeavour<br />
– An integration course in Switzerland<br />
prior to posting abroad<br />
– A very stimulating, motivating and<br />
rewarding work in a multicultural<br />
working environment<br />
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