Volunteer - Organization for International Cooperation

Volunteer

OIC Volunteer Opportunities

As a volunteer for the Organization for International Cooperation, I have had the great privilege and opportunity to participate with men and women from the diplomatic community at the United Nations, engaging in questions such as “What will it take to cooperate at an international level to bring about real change versus business as usual”.

The Organization for International Cooperation gives volunteers an opportunity to know oneself as a global citizen engaged in making a global difference. From being a volunteer for the organization, I have a new appreciation for what is possible for all of us as a result of global cooperation.

-Armand DiCarlo, Former New York Center Manager, Landmark Education

"Being Special Assistant to the President of the Organization for International Cooperation has been a transformational and enlightening experience. I have had the honor to meet and speak to employees of the Department of State as well as foreign embassies in Washington, DC to inform them of the ground-breaking opportunities offered by the programs OIC advocates. I feel that my efforts to advocate for breakthroughs in diplomacy today will result in the prevention of widespread warfare tomorrow."

-Ryan Ellard, New York University 2/2009

"My internship with OIC changed my thinking in many different ways. At first, I didn't know what I was doing and I didn't know if I was on the right track, but OIC gave me a chance to think about non-profit organizations as well as world peace more seriously. I started to realize that I am one of those people who really wants to contribute myself to the world's development. So I am now taking courses related to human rights as well as poverty and welfare."

- Jae Nam, New York University

Basic OIC Volunteer Requirements

OIC’s project progress is a result of the committed action of our volunteers. The time commitments for volunteering are flexible and vary. Our project progress demands a high level of integrity. All volunteers are expected to keep their promises rigorously. This includes calls returned promptly, tasks completed when promised and being in communication with other volunteers, the project coordinator and officials as promised.

We require volunteers who act as leaders versus followers. Our volunteers are expected to be “unstoppable” and highly tenacious in the face of adversity. We have no credibility as a transformative organization expecting officials the world over to step outside their “comfort zones”, to communicate beyond the norm and to act “outside the box” if we do not do the same!

It is critical that we remain in a state of consistent urgency realizing that the security and well being of mankind in on the line with our advocacy.

1-Global Relations Consultant-(Volunteers with in depth transformational program training only.)

This position involves telephoning high level officials at their foreign ministries and other government offices worldwide to advocate the use the programs and services we advocate.

Requirements For OIC Volunteers Interfacing With Officials:

Volunteers must be totally clear about the full extent of the dangers facing humanity.
Volunteers must be totally clear about the profound impact the programs we advocate will have on international relations.
They must give their tasks high priority being fully responsible for communicating expeditiously, keeping agreements and producing results.
They must be thorough in preparing for their discussions.
They must demonstrate profound respect for those officials they interface with.

2-Membership Development Consultants

This position requires telephone outreach to both Landmark graduates and individuals committed to workable foreign relations and/or peace.

Requirements

Volunteers must be totally clear about the full extent of the dangers facing humanity.
Volunteers must be totally clear about the profound impact and the possibilities of the services and programs we advocate will have on international relations.
They must be thorough in preparing for their discussions.

3-Special Foreign Relations Assistant-(Interns and Volunteers)

Special Foreign Policy Assistants set up and attend meetings when requested with diplomats that take place at the various Permanent Missions at the United Nations, the embassies in Washington and at the US Department of State.
Research potential high profile prospective members
Assist our Consultants in attaining government information
Make calls to officials in the US Congress
Solicit new members
Type documents.
We seek interns who can work at least 10 hours per week, be highly responsible in keeping agreements and communicating responsibly with the Project Coordinator and other OIC Volunteers.

To be considered for our volunteer positions or unpaid internships contact Arnold Keiser at 856-596-6679

Only serious inquiries will be considered.

Download Volunteer Agreement..... CLICK HERE

Note: All volunteers and interns are expected to support OIC through their paid membership.

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