Student assistant in the Red Cross Disaster & Crisis Unit

Are you interested in humanitarian issues? Can you coordinate and structure processes and events? And does it sound appealing to get to know the Red Cross, build competencies, and deploy staff to humanitarian responses? Then this might be the student job for you!

We are looking for a student to support our efforts related to deploying professionals to humanitarian emergencies and the competence development of our staff in the international department. You will gain an understanding of how humanitarian work is planned and executed with a particular focus on the pathway of staff before, during and after humanitarian deployments.

The position is placed in The Disaster & Crisis Response Unit of Danish Red Cross which consist of thirty colleagues in four teams: Global Response, Supply Chain, Warehouse and Training & Rosters. The Unit sets the direction and framework for DRC’s emergency response, maintains operational surge capacity to assist countries in acute emergencies and manages DRC’s emergency funds. The position is based in the Training and Roster team, but you will also be part of a network of students in the department that collectively support some of the cross-cutting tasks. 

Your key responsibilities will be:

The specific tasks will depend on our activity calendar and the current ongoing humanitarian responses. 

Ideally you can say yes to the following:

You can expect to gain

Application process

Application and CV in English are accepted only through our online recruitment system. 

Deadline for submission is September 22, 2024. 

The position is for 15 hours a week with preferable starting date 01 October 2024. Salary level and benefits will be in accordance with the Danish Red Cross' Staff Agreement with AC/HK. The position is based in Copenhagen.

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact Gitte Ashcroft Nordentoft, Team Coordinator Training & Roster, [email protected], Ph. 53545087

 

Department: Disaster & Crisis Response
Deadline: 22 September 2024
Location: Disaster & Crisis Response / Titangade, 13, 2200, København, Danmark