6 Facts About UNESCO

People who work with UNESCO have at least a bachelor's degree and some relevant experience related to any of the five program areas.

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People working with UNESCO, whose ages and backgrounds vary, needed to be younger than 32 years old to apply.

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UNESCO is largely funded by contributions from state members who are bound to make payments as part of their membership terms.

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Quality education, which not everyone can get, is one of the aims UNESCO seeks by promoting scientific programs and educational tools.

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UNESCO's General Conference, which takes place every two years, has been designed to inspire progressive thinking with debates.

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Here are the languages which are officially spoken at UNESCO: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish. UNESCO's translators are in charge of making communication happen.

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