ELF-UNESCO Paris Traineeship
A two-month traineeship in Paris for Indigenous individuals to work with UNESCO’s Education team on education and endangered language preservation projects.
Funder: Endangered Language Fund
Due Dates (Anticipated): November 2026 (Application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: US$5,000 for a two-month traineeship in Paris; covers participation costs, but expenses beyond this amount are the recipient's responsibility.
Summary: Sponsored traineeship for Indigenous/Aboriginal individuals to gain hands-on experience with UNESCO’s Education team in Paris, focusing on education and language preservation.
Key Information: Applicants must be Indigenous/Aboriginal, hold at least a bachelor's degree, and be proficient in English.
Description
The ELF-UNESCO Paris Traineeship is an annual, sponsored opportunity offered by the Endangered Language Fund (ELF) for Indigenous or Aboriginal individuals to participate in a two-month traineeship with UNESCO’s Education team at its Paris headquarters. The program is designed to strengthen participants’ capacity and experience in education and language preservation by directly involving them in UNESCO’s ongoing work and mission in these fields. Trainees receive mentorship, exposure to UNESCO’s global initiatives, and contribute their perspectives to international education and language revitalization efforts.
