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We have already seen briefly how this works with our exercise profile. After you register to Inspira you can Login and then you can go to Main Menu - Careers and the Careers Home Page Appears.
There you go to My Profile tab and fill in the information in the required sections:
• Personal Details
• UN Employment
• Family Details
• Nationality and Residence
Each section will have a profile when it has enough information to be considered complete, and you can see the percentage of completion of your profile.
The Personal Details section contains
- Biographical Information
- Telephone Numbers, and
- Address Details
The Biographical information is mainly the one you inserted during registration. And non-staff members are able to edit everything here, except the Name.
You cannot change your Name Prefix, Given Name, Middle Name, Family Name and Other Name if applicable. We already discussed about using the information you have in your passport for this, or if not available in your National ID.
The following fields can be changed by non-staff members.
a. User Name - displays your user name created during the registration process.
b. Password - displays the encrypted version of your password created during the registration process.
c. Primary and Alternate E-mail - displays
d. Primary and Alternate E-mail - displays the E-mail address you entered upon registration.
e. Date of Birth - displays the date of birth you entered upon registration.
f. Gender - displays the gender you entered upon registration.
Note here that your primary address will be used by UN in corresponding with you and login to inspira. Remember this in case you forget the login USER of Password.
In the telephone numbers section you can enter the telephone numbers in international format where you can be reached by the United Nations. You can provide more than one and you are expected to update as often as changes appear.
The Address details refer to permanent residence, typically in your home country as defined by your legislation, irrespective where you reside currently. (...)
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