World Bank
Overview
The World Bank provides financing, policy advice, technical assistance and research to help countries reduce poverty and support sustainable development. Its work spans public finance, infrastructure, climate, education, health, social protection, digital development, governance, private-sector growth and crisis response. World Bank roles often involve economics, finance, operations, project management, procurement, data, policy analysis, safeguards, legal work, technology and country-facing development programmes.
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Current World Bank jobs
The newest verified openings, linked to their complete vacancy pages.
Seismic Risk Management Intern
Program Management and Operations Intern
Real Estate Program Review Intern
E&S Intern
Postgraduate Intern - West Africa Strategy and Partnership Development
Senior HR Business Partner
Knowledge Intern
Investment Analysis Intern
AI Data Engineer Intern
Financial Data Engineering Intern
Knowledge Management and Learning Intern
Country Operations Intern
Climate Intern
Product Analyst Intern
AgriConnect Europe Intern
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Career guide
Applying for World Bank jobs
World Bank vacancies can use different contract types, grades and selection methods. Start with the individual vacancy requirements and match your application to its education, experience, language and location criteria.
How to apply
- 1Choose a vacancy that matches your experience and read its exact duties, qualifications and deadline on IGO Jobs.
- 2Follow the vacancy's application link to World Bank's official recruitment system and complete the required profile and documents.
- 3Submit before the stated deadline and retain the confirmation from the official platform.
Recruitment process
A typical World Bank process can include eligibility screening, technical review, shortlisting, an assessment or interview, reference checks and a final decision. The sequence and timing depend on the role and contract type, and only shortlisted candidates may be contacted.
Salary and benefits
World Bank compensation depends on the contract category, grade, duty station and whether the position is locally or internationally recruited. Allowances and benefits can also differ, so use the terms in the individual vacancy or offer as the authoritative details.
Requirements and selection stages vary by vacancy. Always use the individual job page and its linked official source as the final authority.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions about World Bank careers
How do I apply for jobs at World Bank?+
Open a current World Bank vacancy, confirm that you meet its requirements, and follow the application link provided on the vacancy page. Complete the application on the organisation's official recruitment system before the stated deadline.
What qualifications are required for World Bank jobs?+
Requirements vary by position. IGO Jobs cards and vacancy pages show the role's available grade, experience level, location and job function, while the full vacancy page lists exact education, years of experience, technical skills, languages and eligibility conditions.
Does World Bank hire international applicants?+
World Bank may advertise internationally recruited and locally recruited roles. Eligibility is stated on each vacancy, so applicants should check the contract category, duty station and any nationality or work-authorisation requirements.
How long does the World Bank recruitment process take?+
There is no single fixed timeline. Screening, assessments, interviews, reference checks and approvals can vary by role. Applicants should monitor the official recruitment account and the email address used in their application.
Does World Bank charge an application fee?+
Legitimate international-organisation recruitment processes do not require candidates to pay a fee to submit an application. Treat requests for payment or sensitive financial information with caution and verify the vacancy through its official source.
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