CAREER SUPPORT RESOURCES
Career Resource Centres
Target audience
All UN Secretariat staff members and managers (individuals, intact teams, and specific groups of staff and managers.)
New York
The Career Resource Centre (CRC) is located in Room M-14018 (380 Madison Ave). It is a resource for staff and managers to support career development and performance management. It offers career planning information, assessment tools, learning opportunities, and mobility support.
Offices Away from Headquarters
Career Resource Centres have been established at major duty stations in order to support staff globally. Staff in Offices away from Headquarters should contact their local Learning Managers.
Offerings include:
- Mini and half-day workshops to develop skills in networking, career planning, reputation management, performance discussions, and other career related topics
- Information sessions on a wide range of career and HR-related topics, including mobility, the staff selection system, specific duty stations and department, peacekeeping mission, and others
- Confidential career coaching and advisement with career consultants and OHRM staff
- Examination and discussion of successful strategies for career planning and development
- A library for self-study that includes selected books, workbooks, and articles
To register for workshops or to make an individual appointment
Contact Career Resource Centre
centrec@un.org
(212) 963-9500
Room M-14018 (380 Madison Ave)
Take a look at our career development calendar by clicking here
Information Sessions
90 minutes to 2-hour sessions at lunch-time, 1 hour web-ex
Target audience
All staff and managers, junior professionals
Topics covered
Presentations by various Offices and resource persons on a wide range of topics supporting career development and mobility, including HR policies, office and department mandates, job and peacekeeping mission opportunities, etc.
For more information
Contact the Career Resource Centrecentrec@un.org
(212) 963-9500
Room M-14018 (380 Madison Ave)
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