Employment
The Commonwealth Secretariat plays a defining role in facilitating cooperation and dialogue among member countries. Those who work here help to shape the policies and strategies that promote the Secretariat and the Commonwealth’s overall vision to enhance the sustainability of its 53 member states.
Since 1965, thousands of Commonwealth Nationals have worked for this intergovernmental agency. From receptionists to the Secretary General each employee has the opportunity to impact the lives of the millions of Commonwealth peoples. Our work includes promoting democracy and human rights, empowering young people, and working towards the achievement of the United Nations Millennium Development goals.
Work for the Commonwealth Secretariat
London
Since 1965, Marlborough House in London, UK has served as the official headquarters of the Commonwealth Secretariat.
Overseas Assignments
The Commonwealth Fund for Technical Co-Operation is one of the key programs administered by the Secretariat.
Workplace Diversity
The Commonwealth is made up of 53 member countries. More than 30 member states have nationals working at the Secretariat.
Employee Stories
"The sheer diversity of the workforce enables us to tackle challenges from fresh and illuminating perspectives. "
EXPLORE Employment
Latest Vacancies
- Research on Decentralisation, Performance Management & Leadership Development and Selection in African Commonwealth member statesClosing Date: 6 June 2008
- Commonwealth Foundation VacanciesClosing Date: 27 May 2008
Job Alerts
Click on the links below to receive regular information on employment opportunities at the Commonwealth Secretariat.
Employee Feature
"The Gender section is doing amazing work. It is cutting edge and other organisations and Commonwealth countries recognise what we are doing."
Fatimah Kelleher(UK), Programme Officer