Social Science & Public Service

Humanitarian Aid Worker

Supports people affected by crisis through relief planning, protection, education, health, and community recovery.

5key subjects
5skills to build
4pathway stages
Pathway roadmap

How to move toward this career

01
Social science/public health route

Start here while still in secondary school.

02
volunteering

Keep evidence of learning, practice, projects, placements, or mentorship.

03
NGO internships

Keep evidence of learning, practice, projects, placements, or mentorship.

04
field training

Keep evidence of learning, practice, projects, placements, or mentorship.

Action plan

What to do next

1

Check subjects

Compare your current subjects with the required subjects listed above.

2

Build evidence

Create projects, volunteer, join clubs, or collect examples that show your skills.

3

Ask questions

Book a guidance appointment and discuss subject combinations and training routes.

4

Review matches

Compare this option with related careers before making a final decision.

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