Save the Children Norway (Redd Barna) fights for children's rights and for all children to live a dignified life – regardless of who they are and where they live.
Opportunities for students and recent graduates: Full-time job, part-time job
Our most important areas of work
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Communication
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Organizational work
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International work
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HR, recruitment
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Projects
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Economics, finance
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Technology
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Information, PR, web
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Sales, marketing
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Education
Educational backgrounds we are looking for
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Information technology and computer science
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Health science and medicine
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Law, economy, management and administration
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Media studies
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History, philosophy and culture studies
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Educational studies and pedagogy
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Social sciences and psychology
More about Redd Barne
Redd Barna has 100,000 supporters in Norway and volunteers who participate in activities at the local level throughout the country. Redd Barna is part of the international Save the Children organization, and we work in 117 countries with education, health, protection, and emergency aid.
We are the world's leading independent organization for children. Redd Barna aims for a work environment characterized by interdisciplinary collaboration and diversity. Our employees have expertise and experience in a wide range of fields.
Save the Children offers positions in a strong academic environment with dedicated colleagues in a meaningful industry. Save the Children employs people from a wide range of backgrounds including, but not limited to, education, health, child protection, emergency response, communications, human resources, IT and finance.
At Save the Children, we value diversity, and therefore, we encourage all qualified individuals to apply with us, regardless of age, gender, disability, or national or ethnic background. We are located in open and modern premises in our uniqu eco-friendly office building at L?ren.
We provide excellent pension and insurance schemes. Salary will be discussed during the hiring process. Feel free to check out "our everyday life" on LinkedIn for an insight into what it's like to work with us.
How to improve your chances of working with us
Show genuine interest:
Research and understand Redd Barna's mission, values, and the work we do to promote children's rights and well-being. Familiarize yourself with programs and initiatives to demonstrate your genuine interest and alignment with our goals.
Volunteer with Redd Barna:
Look for volunteer opportunities with Redd Barna. This will not only allow you to contribute to their cause but also provide you with valuable insights into their work and culture. Acquire experience and skills relevant to your field of interest through volunteering, internships, extracurricular activities, and relevant jobs.
This is what is it like to be newly hired in our company
It is important to us that our newly hires feel welcome and have all the resources they need. All newly hires will be a part of our onboarding program which includes orientation, practical arrangements, training, and introduction day together with other newly hires.
We also have a buddy program where you will be paired up with an experienced colleague that will help you feel welcome and included from start.
Qualifications
How important are these qualifications when assessing candidates (on a scale from 1-5)?
- Norwegian: 3
- English: 3
- Grades: 2