NO-EStaff grades

NO-E grade at United Nations common system

Principal national professional

NO-E is a nationally recruited professional grade; some organisations publish the equivalent numeric label NO-5.

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Career stageSenior
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Grade overview

What is NO-E?

Grade familyNational Professional Officer
CategoryNational Professional Officer
Typical experienceUsually comparable to P-5
Career stageSenior

Typical scope

Professional work requiring local knowledge and, normally, nationality of the duty-station country.

Experience figures are practical benchmarks, not universal eligibility rules. The vacancy notice always controls, and G, NO and some Field Service roles are locally or nationally recruited.

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Questions answered

What does NO-E mean at United Nations common system?

NO-E is a nationally recruited professional grade; some organisations publish the equivalent numeric label NO-5.

How much experience is normally needed for NO-E?

Usually comparable to P-5. This is an orientation benchmark; the official vacancy's stated requirements control.

Is NO-E a staff grade?

It is part of the staff-grade structure described on this page, subject to the appointment type in the vacancy.