Intern Legal Policy Conseil des Barreaux Européens Brussels, Belgium

The Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE), representative organisation of around 1 million European lawyers through its member bars and law societies, is currently seeking to recruit an Intern Legal Policy starting 1 September 2011 for a period of 6 month.
The Legal Policy Intern will assist the Legal Advisors within the CCBE with their daily work covering all CCBE policy areas.
The successful candidate should have:
the ability to understand and appreciate the interests of the legal profession in Europe, with a background in law
a good knowledge, and some experience, of EC law and EC institutions
a working knowledge of French and English, with any other language being an asset
good written and oral communication skills
computer literacy
The contract is a Belgian “contrat d'immersion professionnelle” and the monthly salary is 707 euros net.
Should you be interested in this position, please send a cover letter of no more than 1 page and a short CV in Europass format by 14 June 2011, exclusively by e-mail, to Geneviève Lecot (lecot@ccbe.eu).
Please clearly indicate in the subject line of the email for which position you apply.
Please note that only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
The interviews will take place in the week of 4 July 2011.

EU Stagiaire Schuman Associates, Brussels

EU STAGIAIRE
• Knowledge of EU affairs
• Preferably ‘stage’ in one of the EU institutions
• Preferably private sector experience in EU consultancy or similar
• Experience in organizing events and meetings an advantage
• (Preferably) experience in EU funding and project management
• Good IT skills, ability to work independently
• English mother tongue (other languages an advantage)
• Immediate availability
This is a paid internship for an initial period of 6 months. Please send your CV to Ms.Malgorzata Stepniak, malgorzata@schumanassociates.com Deadline: 08.06.2011

United Nations Environment Programme Communications Intern Brussels, Belgium

INTERNSHIP DESCRIPTION
The intern selected will gain pragmatic and professional experience of working at UNEP as well as engaging with various EU institutions. S/he will also gain an introduction to the broad range of UNEP’s activities worldwide. He/she will also be fully involved into other UNEP Brussels office activities and events.
The intern will be mainly dealing with:
Communications;
Major groups and stakeholder liaison.
DUTIES AND TASKS
a) Awareness-raising & visibility
Broaden the outreach and explore new partnerships with EU institutions, EU-focused organizations & Brussels-based media;
Contribute to the identification of areas of common interest between the European institutions and UNEP;
Assist in organizing and participating in UNEP-led and other partnership events;
Represent UNEP at conferences and public events.
b) Communication & outreach
Collect and monitor EU news and political developments as well as events organized by other EU-focused institutions;
Monitor and liaise with UNEP offices worldwide, especially to collect new reports and publications, in order to prepare UNEP’s newsletter to the EU and Brussels-based major groups and stakeholders;
Research UNEP products, programmes and activities; prepare summaries for short articles for press and promotional material;
Support the launch of UNEP reports.
c) Information management
Support internal information flow; keep contact with other UNEP offices worldwide as instructed.
d) Liaison with major groups and stakeholders
Contribute to UNEP Brussels Office’s strategy for engagement with major groups and stakeholders;
Contribute to the identification of major stakeholders; build the UNEP Brussels major groups and stakeholder database;
Assist in monitoring and analysis of relevant initiatives and possible collaboration with UNEP.
e) Other ad hoc duties as required
Attend meetings, conferences and events and report back to relevant UNEP staff;
Respond to email and phone enquiries;
Support the organization and undertaking of high-level visits and events;
Contribute with other UN entities on collaborative events.
REQUIREMENTS
University Degree in a discipline relevant to UNEP’s mandate. Interns should be currently enrolled at a University;
Demonstrated interest in Environmental issues, the United Nations, and/or international governance;
Good knowledge and interest in the European Union;
Excellent level of English. Other languages an asset, especially French.
Competencies:
• Leadership experience
• Confident speaker
• Creative & innovative thinker
• Well-prepared
• Concise and clear writer
• Motivated to work in an international organization
CONDITIONS
Applicants must as a minimum requirement be enrolled in the fourth semester of undergraduate (bachelor level) programme and be willing to work on a full-time basis, five days per week.
Interns receive no remuneration. Costs of travel, accommodation & living expenses are the responsibility of interns or their sponsoring institutions. Interns are solely responsible for obtaining the necessary visas and arranging their travel to Brussels. Interns must also provide for and prove that they are insured for the period of their internship. Please send you CV and a customized cover letter to Ms Martine Foerter by 14 June 2011: unep-eu@unep.org mentioning “UNEP Communications intern” in the subject of your e-mail.

Post-Graduate Internship: World Congress 2012

Post-Graduate Internship: World Congress 2012

ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability
Bonn, Germany
I. Support the preparations of the ICLEI World Congress 2012, in particular:
Prepare communications, announcements, promotional materials, etc. and support their dissemination;
Communicate with partners, speakers, funders, sponsors and participants;
Support the program preparation and in the organization of specific program elements;
Assist in the event logistics;
Support the registration process;
Coordinate speakers, partners and participants by also using databases;
Edit congress web pages.
II. Contribute to the work of the Capacity Center, including project development and acquisition, and support other projects and congress preparations as needed.
Requirements
Degree in a relevant subject such as either Urban Planning & Management or Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience, or similar;
Interest in the areas of cities and local government, urban planning & management, environmental sustainability, and especially climate change impacts and adaptation;
Organizing skills, organized working style, creative and pro-active attitude;
Good communication style, writing and orally;
Language skills: fluent English and Portuguese orally and in writing; further languages welcome;
Some working experienced in Brazil preferred;
Computer skills: Microsoft Office; experience with web content management (preferably Typo 3); experience with Access databases desirable but not necessary;
Motivation to work in a multicultural environment.
For more details and to apply for this job click here

Internship within the Financial Services Practice at Accenture, Brussels

Accenture is a global management consulting, technology services and outsourcing company. Combining unparalleled experience, comprehensive capabilities across all industries and business functions, and extensive research on the world's most successful companies, Accenture collaborates with clients to help them become high-performance businesses and governments. With more than 215,000 people serving clients in more than 120 countries, Accenture generated net revenues of US$21.6 billion for the fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 2010.
Will you take the challenge of determining who should win the Innovation Award….?
Are you looking for an internship which would allow you to play an active role within the selection of the best innovations of the Belgian financial world? Accenture offers you the opportunity to perform a full time internship of several months in our Brussels office.
You will work within a team composed of other interns and of Accenture consultants. The team will be in charge of the organization of an event aiming at promoting and rewarding innovation projects in the financial domain.
You will be responsible for:
Identifying potential candidates to the Innovation Award ;
Contacting and giving support to the competing companies ;
Maintaining the website created for the Innovation Award ;
Following up on a daily basis with the various stakeholders, among which the partners who are assisting Accenture in the organization ;
Taking part in the internal and external communication regarding the Innovation Award ;
Helping in the event organization. For more information

Internship in Science Journalism at the European Southern Astronomical Observatory, Munich (Germany)

ESO Education and Public Outreach Department (ePOD) is responsible for the organisation’s outreach activities. A wide range of programs and activities are used to meet the specific requirements of television, print and online media, such as press releases and broadcast material for the media. ePOD embraces a multimedia approach to public outreach and produces high-quality printed material such as brochures, books, annual reports, newsletters, posters etc. ePOD is also responsible for the global coordination of the International Year of Astronomy.
In ESO ePOD you will work with a team of professional science communicators for the preparation of ESO and ESA/Hubble news and photo releases, publications, web pages, video scripts, exhibition panels and other public communication products. for more information

Internships at the International Organization for Migration, Geneva (Switzerland)

For internships at HQs, please consult our e-Recruitment regularly where we post available opportunities. Please keep in mind the following:
There is no specific time of the year for sending your application for an internship. Please register your profile in IOM e-Recruitment and select the interest group ‘Intern’. Also release your profile for our review.
If you have applied for a vacant internship position and you have not heard from us in the following month from the closing date then it is most likely that the post has been filled. You can check your status in the service ‘Applications’.
If you have been interviewed, you will get written notification of the results of your interview.
If you were granted (or could be granted) a scholarship or your internship is a mandatory requirement for completing your studies, you should specify so in the cover letter as well as the exact dates of the proposed internship. Remember to attach a letter from your sponsor or university confirming the purpose of the assignment as well as the amount of your grant.
Unless otherwise specified, applications should be written in one of the IOM official languages (English, French, and Spanish).
Due to budgetary and time constraints unfortunately:
we can't meet with you to talk about internship opportunities.
unless specified, we do not need copies of your diplomas.
we will only contact you if we are considering you for an interview or a test.
For internships in our field offices, you can send your application directly to the office you are interested in and copy the Staffing Unit in the cc line. You can find the email addresses and the contact details by selecting one of the countries on the 'IOM Worldwide' box on the right. For more information

Internships at the Interpol, Lyon (France)

INTERPOL offers continuous openings for internships. The minimum duration of an internship is 2 months. The maximum duration is 11 months.

Applicants are requested to complete the Internship Application Form. Applications are valid for a period of one year as from the date they are received by INTERPOL.
Internship Application forms are to be sent to:
Police Training and Development Directorate
If you have not received a reply from INTERPOL within three weeks after submission of your application, this means that INTERPOL does not have an internship to propose you for the time being. INTERPOL will only contact you if there is a possibility of internship.
INTERPOL shall not be liable for any injury, disability, or death suffered by an Intern, or for any medical or hospital expenses which may be incurred in the course of his/her internship. Interns will be requested to provide proof of enrolment in a health insurance plan. INTERPOL shall not be liable for any material or physical damage that the Intern may cause to third parties, except in cases where such damage was a result of the performance of duties as instructed by INTERPOL officials. Interns are covered by INTERPOL's civil liability insurance for the performance of their duties as Interns.
Once the internship has been approved by INTERPOL, the Intern will be requested to read the INTERPOL Internship General conditions, and sign the attached declaration.
The intern is responsible for:
finding his/her own accommodation (list of accommodation in Lyon , and
obtaining the necessary visa for entering the country, if applicable.
All kind of travel costs must be borne by the interns themselves.
The intern will receive from INTERPOL an allowance of EUR 550 a month.
The Police Training and Development Directorate

Science Team Internship (1000 Euro per Month) European Schoolnet Brussels, Belgium

We are searching for an intern to join the Science team of European Schoolnet in Brussels. This position will be a highly active, hands-on role and will give an excellent opportunity to get to grips with a range of issues in project management of science projects and work in an international environment liaising with colleagues and partners from all over Europe.
Starting date: June 22, 2011.
Skills and education required
Good spoken and written English plus at least one other EU language
Masters degree preferably in education, science, or science communication, with strong motivation on the following areas: Science Education, ICT in Education and European funded projects
Good understanding of IT tools (minimum MS Office), ideally also OpenOffice, Moodle, Google docs, etc. and ready to learn and manage websites and content management systems.
Experience in writing articles/letters/papers/reports and planning agendas/meetings
Good organizational skills since success in this role will depend upon forward planning and proactivity.
Attention to detail necessary
Candidates should be enthusiastic with the desire to learn and maintain a high level of quality in their work.
Tasks foreseen
This list is for indicative purposes only and will change to meet the priorities of the organisation and in response to skills demonstrated by the intern. For example, tasks could include:
drafting larticles, letters, minutes and reports
offering administrative support for contracts and finance control
organising the logistics of events such as meetings, training sessions and conferences
managing the layout and content of project websites
liaising with partners and subcontractors (e.g. teachers, European institutions, graphic designers, hotels, etc.)
The internship position would be for 6 months and remunerated with 1000 EUR per month.
Please send your CV to agueda.gras[AT]eun.org plus a cover letter.
Deadline to apply: Tuesday 7 June 2011 or until the position is filled.

3 different Internships, Knowledge and Research Department Transparency International Berlin, Germany

Internship in the Knowledge and Research Department
The TI Secretariat in Berlin is seeking a highly motivated intern for its Knowledge and Research Department.
Transparency International (TI) is the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption. Through more than 90 chapters worldwide and an international secretariat in Berlin, Germany, TI raises awareness of the damaging effects of corruption and works with partners in government, business and civil society to develop and implement effective measures to tackle it.
The Knowledge and Research Department is responsible for leading the organisation’s research work on anti-corruption, coordinating a range of complementary products and activities. Specific initiatives include the production of corruption measurement tools, such as the Corruption Perceptions Index, the Bribe Payers Index, the Global Corruption Barometer and National Integrity System Country Studies. For more information on knowledge products and projects, see: www.transparency.org/policy_research.
Main function: Research Intern
Starting date and duration: 1 July 2011, six months.
Remuneration: EUR 400 per month
Location: Berlin, Germany
Key responsibilities
Contributing to research and advocacy activities as required (including on aid and corruption).
Assisting the U4 Helpdesk (www.transparency.org/policy_research/u4_helpdesk) with research as needed to respond to demand-driven queries.
Conducting and contributing to quantitative and qualitative analysis on anti-corruption indices, indicators and monitoring systems, as well as basic data analysis for the Global Corruption Barometer.
Supporting department administrative work on related activities, as well as the department’s Director,
Contributing to the research of the TI’s new anti-corruption research network.
Knowledge, experience, interests, and skills
Advanced university degree in public policy, international law, international studies, development economics or a related social science field.
Some background in current anti-corruption discourse, policies and players.
Previous experience working on higher level research and/or advocacy activities with a think tank or non governmental organization.
Strong research and writing skills; editing experience preferred.
Demonstrated ability to work in a fast-pace office environment, multi-task projects and meet deadlines.
Experience carrying out quantitative research and analysis.
Familiarity with statistical packages such as STATA, SPPS or R is an asset.
Excellent spoken and written English. Arabic, French and/or Spanish language an asset
How to apply
To apply for this internship please send a one page cover letter (outlining your motivation) and CV, preferably by email, to:
Craig Fagan
TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL
Alt Moabit 96
10559 Berlin
Germany
cfagan@transparency.org
The closing date for applications is COB 10 June 2011.
Kindly note that a valid work permit for Germany is required and that interns must take out their own health insurance before starting the internship.
Students of the German universities must submit a confirmation of enrolment.
Transparency International is an equal opportunity employer. To learn more about Transparency International visit our website at www.transparency.org
For more information on internships please see the TI Internship Guidelines posted at: http://www.transparency.org/contact_us/work
We thank all applicants for their interest in this internship. Please note only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
Internship in the Global Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) Programme
The Transparency International Secretariat in Berlin is seeking a highly motivated intern for its Global Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) Programme
Transparency International (TI) is the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption. Through more than 90 chapters worldwide, and an international Secretariat in Berlin, Germany (TI-S), TI raises awareness about the devastating impact of corruption and works with partners in government, the private sector and civil society to develop and implement effective measures to tackle it.
TI’s chapters currently operate more than 60 Advocacy and Legal Advice Centres (ALACs) in more than 45 different countries. The centres provide legal advice and assistance to victims and witnesses of corruption, helping citizens pursue corruption-related complaints and encouraging them to come forward. By using information gained from cases (either individual cases or common themes running through a variety of cases), the centres are then able to advocate for systemic reform based on concrete evidence.
The centres have proven to be effective in empowering people in the fight against corruption. Their advocacy campaigns also create a virtuous circle, helping establish the profile and reputation of the centre, which in turn, encourages more citizens to join in the struggle and resist corruption.
Description of Internship
Main function: Researching, drafting and supporting the publication of human interest and success stories, case studies and global communications materials for ALACs.
Starting Date: 4 July 2011
Duration: six months, full time Monday to Friday (40 hrs week)
Location: Berlin, Germany
Remuneration: 400, Euro per month Key responsibilities:
Draft “Human Interest Stories”, based on the cases managed by the legal advice centres
Work closely with TI’s communications department in the editing and publication process.
Contribute to the production of ALAC communications and fundraising materials
Assist with ALAC data collection and management at the global level
Assist in administration, research, documentation, record-keeping, and logistical tasks related to supporting TI ALACs globally
Contribute to content development for TI online products (website, blog, Google maps, etc) section on ALACs
Contribute to the content development of the TI Intranet section on ALACs
Knowledge, experience and skills:
Journalistic/writing background, with a strong interest in gathering facts and reporting on stories, with high intercultural awareness and sensitivity
Experience writing about complex, politically and legally sensitive subjects for non-expert audiences is useful
Excellent written and spoken English required.
Knowledge of French, Arabic, Spanish or Russian is an asset.
Previous international experience is an asset
Familiarity with the work of non-profit advocacy organisations is an asset.
Strong user skills with standard computer applications such as MS Excel, Word, Outlook and Access required.
To apply:
Qualified candidates should submit a letter of motivation, a short CV and a short writing sample (about 2 pages, non-academic, in English) via email to:
jduffy@transparency.org.
The closing date for applications is 27 May 2011 Interested candidates whose internship is sponsored by other organisations are encouraged to apply.
Legal requirements for the paid internship:
Kindly note that a valid work permit for Germany is required and that interns must take out their own health insurance before starting the internship.
Students of the German universities must submit a confirmation of enrolment.
Transparency International is an equal opportunity employer.
To learn more about Transparency International visit our website at: www.transparency.org.
TI Internship Guidelines are posted at: http://www.transparency.org/contact_us/work
We thank all applicants for their interest but only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
Internship in the Global Outreach and Campaigns Department
Transparency International’s Secretariat in Berlin offers six-month internships with focus on Campaigns and Advocacy with the starting dates in April and October 2011.
Transparency International (TI) is the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption. Through more than 90 chapters worldwide and an international secretariat in Berlin, Germany, TI raises awareness of the damaging effects of corruption and works with partners in government, business and civil society to develop and implement effective measures to tackle it. TI’s global network of chapters and contacts use advocacy campaigns to lobby governments to implement anti-corruption reforms.
TI’s advocacy has three broad goals:
EXTERNAL to TI-S - Advocating to strategically influence key stakeholders at the international, regional and national level in the fight against corruption.
INTERNAL to TI-S - Facilitating the development of internal TI-S strategies, organizational partnerships and resources (internal understanding and skills supported by materials and training) to create culture change within TI towards an advocacy orientation.
BROADER TI MOVEMENT - Building a network of individuals with the capacity to plan, implement and monitor advocacy among TI National movement. Training TI members in Europe, Africa and Asia-Pacific in workshops conducted on specific anti-corruption projects.
Description of Internship
Duration: Six months (full time);
Starting Dates: April 2011 and October 2011;
Remuneration: EUR 400 per month;
Location: Berlin, Germany.
Key responsibilities:
Assisting with the implementation of a number of specific advocacy skill building projects, including with TI-S regional programmes or special projects.
Liaising with contact groups and National Chapters on advocacy and the TI Global Campaign;
Assisting the security programme, which advocates for the protection of anti corruption advocates, as necessary;
Assisting the programme doing outreach to international institutions such as the G8 and the G20
Various administrative and budget management tasks.
Knowledge, experience and skills:
Excellent knowledge of English (written and spoken) is a requirement; a working knowledge of French and/or Spanish is a strong asset.
Excellent administration and office management skills including proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Experience in campaigning, activism and/or journalism
Some knowledge of, and considerable interest in, the work of TI and the field of anti-corruption (required);
How to apply:
Interested candidates should send a one page cover letter and CV, preferably by email, to: advocacyinternship@transparency.org
The closing date for the April internship is 31 March 2011.
The closing date for the October internship is 27 May 2011.
Please indicate in the cover letter whether you are interested in the April or the October internship, or in both.
Kindly note that a valid work permit for Germany is required and that interns must take out their own health insurance before starting the internship.
Students of the German universities must submit a confirmation of enrolment.
Transparency International is an equal opportunity employer. To learn more about Transparency International visit our website at www.transparency.org
For more information on internships please see the TI Internship Guidelines posted at: http://www.transparency.org/contact_us/work
We thank all applicants for their interest in this internship. Please note only short-listed candidates will be contacted.
Internship in the Africa and Middle East Department (SSA)
The TI Secretariat in Berlin is seeking a highly motivated, pro-active intern to support its work in the Africa and the Middle East Department (Sub-Saharan Africa team).
Transparency International (TI) is the global civil society organisation leading the fight against corruption. Through more than 90 chapters worldwide and an international secretariat in Berlin, Germany, TI raises awareness of the damaging effects of corruption and works with partners in government, business and civil society to develop and implement effective measures to tackle it.
Description of Internship
Main function: Assisting the Sub-Saharan Africa team in their work
Starting Date: 04 July 2011
Duration: Six months (full time)
Remuneration: EUR 400 per month.
Location: Berlin, Germany
Key responsibilities:
Assisting with the implementation of a number of projects, including a regional programme focused on promoting transparency and integrity in basic service delivery in Sub-Saharan Africa (TISDA);
Assisting with the financial reporting for on-going projects;
Assisting with preparations for participation of delegates from National Chapters to attend a series of programme-related workshops in Africa (flight and hotel bookings, and other logistical issues);
Liaising with contact groups and National Chapters on these and other issues;
Assisting with the production of TI publications, by providing translation and/or proof reading of documents;
Monitoring international media for issues of interest to TI;
Other various administrative tasks and support to the Africa/Middle East department.
Knowledge, experience and skills:
Academic background in political science / international relations (other relevant fields will be considered);
Very good financial skills and financial reporting experience (required);
Excellent knowledge of MS Office applications including proven experience of working with Excel at an advanced level (required);
Excellent knowledge of English or French (written and spoken) and at least very good knowledge of the other language (required);
Some knowledge of, and considerable interest in, the work of TI and the field of anti-corruption;
Knowledge of, or proven interest in, the Africa and Middle East region;
Adaptable and flexible personality, able to handle multiple tasks and workloads, ability to prioritise own work;
Demonstrated interpersonal skills and effective communication abilities, good team player;
Some prior office experience very desirable;
To apply:
Qualified candidates should submit a one-page cover letter and CV (in English) via email to afmeinternship@transparency.org
The closing date for applications is 3 June 2011.
Kindly note that a valid work permit for Germany is required and that interns must take out their own health insurance before starting the internship.
Students of the German universities must submit a confirmation of enrolment.
Transparency International is an equal opportunity employer. To learn more about Transparency International visit our website at www.transparency.org
For more information on internships please see the TI Internship Guidelines posted at: http://www.transparency.org/contact_us/work
We thank all applicants for their interest in this internship. Please note only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

Program Associate - Paid Internship EuroNGOs Brussels, Belgium

The EuroNGOs is offering a supervised 6-months paid internship at its Secretariat in Brussels, starting on 1 July 2011.
Key responsibilities and functions:
The intern will assist EuroNGOs senior staff in the following areas:
Communication
-Draft and disseminate the EuroNGOs monthly newsletter and daily news
-Maintain and update the EuroNGOs website
Research
-Undertake research and draft reports and other written material in support of the EuroNGOs ongoing advocacy projects on SRHR in development cooperation
Administrative work
-Provide administrative and logistical support in the preparatory and implementing phases of EuroNGOs capacity-building workshops; Steering Committee meetings, EuroNGOs Task Forces meetings; and the 2011 International Conference and Annual General Meeting to be held in Warsaw, Poland.
-Take minutes of meetings, prepare reports and executive summaries, proofreading and lay out of documents.
Project management
-Support the EuroNGOs Secretariat in drafting funding proposals, draft interim and final reports and prepare project management tools as requested
Miscellaneous
-Attend conferences and meeting on global health, SRHR and development in Brussels, take minutes and report back to the EuroNGOs Coordinator.
-Participate in the EuroNGOs International Conference and Annual General Meeting in Warsaw, taking minutes and draft the conference report.
Qualifications:
-University degree (B.A.) in a relevant field (development, social sciences). M.A. will be a strong asset.
-1-2 years professional experience. Previous work in the NGO sector will be an asset.
-Knowledge of development cooperation policies. Knowledge of EU policies will be an asset.
-General knowledge of and interest in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) issues (you must be pro-choice on abortion).
-Advanced research and analytical skills.
-Excellent writing and editing skills.
-Excellent verbal and written command of English, preferable mother tongue.
-Computer literacy.
The post is full-time and compensated with € 700,-/month. The intern reports to the EuroNGOs Coordinator. The successful candidates will be responsible for providing his or her own accommodation and living expenses.
If you are interested in this internship, please send a curriculum vitae and a cover letter, stating 1. Why you would like to do an internship at EuroNGOs, 2. What you hope to achieve through the internship, 3. How your education and professional experience match the requirement of this position, and 4. Your possible starting date, to Patrizia Pompili, Program Advisor, at patrizia.pompili@eurongos.org by 13th June 2011.

Internship at European Intermodal Association, Brussels

The European Intermodal Association (EIA) is the first European association open to all transport modes: rail, road, waterborne, air. Its aim is to improve the co-operation of the different modes of transport as the logistics’ chain still has lots of shortcomings in infrastructural, technical, organisational and legal respect. Therefore, this neutral organisation with more than 90 members is suitably qualified to discuss controversial subjects and to propose well balanced solutions in line with and to improve the EU transport policy. In this sense EIA offers its services to the EU Institutions and its members in order to help shaping the appropriate measures.
We are looking for an intern (m/f) for a period of 3 to 6 months
Profile
- ability to work in a small, international and committed team
- initiative taking and able to work independently
- accurate and an eye for details
- organisational and coordinative skills
- communication skills
- working knowledge of one or two EU working languages (English and French or German)
- computer literate (MS Office, WordPress)
Function
- assist in the daily administrative work of the Secretary General and Deputy Secretary General (for instance writing briefings and reports)
- assist in operational office management incl. EU research projects and EIA promotional initiatives
- drafting and delivering input for the EIA Info newsletters
- updating the EIA websites
Offer
- challenging experience in an international environment with Brussels as the operating base
- possibility to participate in projects that will influence the European transport industry over the coming decade
- Unfortunately, our budget doesn’t allow us to pay for the internship. Public transport within Brussels, however, will be paid.
Contact Send your motivation letter and your curriculum vitae to info@eia-ngo.com

Project Assistant, UNPO - Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization The Hague, Netherlands

Interns are expected to undertake tasks that include the organization of conferences, seminars and other events; the monitoring of United Nations and European Parliament processes (with possible attendance depending on the period of engagement and the aptitude of the intern); the conducting of research on UNPO Members; website management; advocacy and lobbying, project planning and implementation.
Interns are expected to have a mature and flexible attitude, display good time management skills, be able to undertake work independently and conduct accurate research. The internship involves high expectations of the intern, but in turn promises an equally rewarding experience.
Please note that UNPO has a general preference for full-time internships for a duration of a minimum of four months. Starting dates are flexible but please note that the positions are unpaid.
Interns in the Brussels advocacy office are expected to have an understanding of the workings of the European Parliament and European Structures and an eagerness to learn and network.
Intern requirements:
Essential:
Genuine interest in and basic knowledge of minority rights, self-determination, indigenous peoples and human rights.
Proven experience to multitask, work under limited supervision and take initiative under tight deadlines.
Proven experience to run short term, self-directed projects.
Excellent command of oral and written English.
Excellent command of oral and written Dutch (The Hague Office).
Good knowledge of Microsoft Office.
Sound understanding of the European Parliament and European Institutions for internships in the Brussels office.
Sound understanding of the United Nations Human Rights Council (associated UN mechanisms and tools), for internships in The Hague office.
Availability of minimum 4 months.
Desirable:
Knowledge of the international structures available to assist oppressed or disadvantaged peoples with particular focus on the European Union and the United Nations.
Working knowledge of other UN/EU languages and/or languages of our Members.
Knowledge of website management
Excellent writing style – academic and journalistic
Knowledge of office management
Experience in project proposal development and fundraising.
If you are interested in undertaking this internship at UNPO:
1. Please send an application in one email that includes the following:
Cover Letter (1 page only) addressed to UNPO General Secretary Mr. Marino Busdachin
Curriculum Vitae (2 pages only)
The names and contact details for 2 references
Writing Sample (essay/extract of maximum 1000 words in English)
2. Mark the email subject line: “Internship Application: YOUR NAME”
3. Indicate clearly in your cover letter the time period you would be available for an internship placement.
4.Send one application to either hagueinternships@unpo.org or brusselsinternships@unpo.org, based on your preference. If you have no preference please state as such, but send your application to only one of the above email addresses.

Internship for the Commission on Environment and Energy International Chamber of Commerce Paris, France

Intern, Policy Assistant
Department:
Policy and Business Practices
Functional Area:
Commission on Environment and Energy, Corporate Economists Advisory Group
Start Date:
September 2011
Duration:
4-6 months
Tasks:
Assist in the research of relevant technical information for the different task forces especially on climate change, green economy, energy, water, and sustainable consumption and production
Assist in drafting various texts and power point presentations, as well as in developing brochures and background papers
Support the organization of diverse meetings and side events
Support the Commission’s work through the review of technical materials and projects
Support strategies to communicate commission work effectively, i.e. update website, draft newsletter for members
Support the organization of and provide assistance during ICC Commission and task force meetings
Education & skills:
Masters in sustainable development management, risk management, MBA, public administration, international relations, business administration, or similar fields
Excellent research skills
Very good oral and written knowledge in English
Very good knowledge of Word, Excel, Power Point; knowledge with Content Management Systems is an asset
Some substantive background in the environmental field would be a plus
Ability to work with a minimum of supervision
Eligibility criteria:
The Applicant MUST:
Be currently enrolled in a third or fourth year of under-graduate (BA/BSc.) or in a graduate (Masters) or post-graduate (PhD) programme, and will continue to be enrolled during the period of the internship.
Be willing to intern on a full-time basis spending five days a week for a period of six months.
Application
Applicants should send their application to Andrea Bacher
The application must include:
a CV
a cover letter of one to two pages summarizing how the applicant meet the requirements of the job
two written samples in English
and two letters of recommendation
Please note, that only successful candidates will be contacted for an interview.
Communications Intern – Summer/Fall 2011
***Please note all candidates must be enrolled in an academic institution and must provide a "convention du stage"***
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) is looking for a motivated Communications Intern to aid its media relations team.
Responsibilities include:
Liaising with journalists around the globe to update and expand the Communications’ international media database;
Preparing for international events;
Media monitoring;
Basic computer skills, fluency in English and basic French are required.
Working times are flexible but the ideal candidate would be available to work at least three days per week. This is a paid position with a duration of 3-6 months.
Compensation includes a monthly stipend and “tickets restaurant”.
This is a good opportunity for a student who wants to gain invaluable communications experience – and exposure – working in an international organization.
Please contact:
Alba Rooney
Communications Assistant
Tel: 01 49 53 28 22
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Paid internship UNITEE - European-Turkish Business Confederation Brussels, Belgium

UNITEE offers in its offices in Brussels internships for university graduates from Europe and worldwide. This is a position for 5 months starting as soon as possible. The contract may be extended depending on performance.
The candidate we are looking for will have :
A graduate degree in EU political science, economics, law or public policy
Positive attitude and keen interest in the EU and its policies and processes
The ability to conduct thorough research and provide detailed, clear and concise analysis
The ability to learn quickly and work with minimum supervision
Excellent English speaking and writing skills, and preferably in French and other European language
Good social skills and the motivation to work in a multicultural environment
You will have to:
Monitor EU developments in assigned policy areas
Conduct research on topics related to EU policies and institutions
Monitor EU developments and activities on issues of general interest to our members in assigned policy areas
Follow the European institutions activities relevant to ours
Assist in organization of events, conferences, development of briefings materials and provide support for European projects
UNITEE offers you the opportunity to work for an international and multicultural organization representing more than 10 000 entrepreneurs and 2 000 business professionals from 15 european countries.
UNITEE will cover the travel costs and provide 300 euros net per month.
If you are interested in a paid internship please send your CV and a letter of motivation to:
job@unitee.eu

Social Media Intern European Health Forum Gastein Austria

Since 1998, the International Forum Gastein has been responsible for organizing the European Health Forum Gastein (EHFG), Europe's leading health conference.
To assist our ongoing activities at our office in Salzburg (Austria), from September to mid-October 2011 we are looking for a SOCIAL MEDIA INTERN.
Tasks include assistance in:
Updating and monitoring the EHFG website (incl. Gallery)
Maintenance of the Social Media channels (Facebook, Blog)
Implementation of a Twitter Wall
Edition of photos, interface between the photographer and the press
Preparation of a slideshow about the Congress
Required profile:
Experience with and active use of Social Media (Blogs, Twitter, Facebook etc.; if applicable, please indicate your own web presence in your application)
Interest in public health issues
Fluency in spoken and written English and German
MS Office (Word, Excel, Access)
Strong communication and teamwork skills
Stress resistance
Duration: min. 1,5 months/ 40 hours a week, paid internship.
Please send your written application by 20 June 2011 to: kathrin.ludwig@ehfg.org
If you have any questions, please call: +43 (0) 662 422 400 12
Homepage: www.ehfg.org

Internship at COGEN Europe, Brussels

COGEN Europe is the European trade association for the promotion of cogeneration. Cogeneration (also known as Combined Heat and Power or CHP) is the most efficient way to deliver electricity and heat. It is based on the simultaneous production of electricity and thermal energy, both of which are used. COGEN Europe is promoting the widespread development of cogeneration in Europe and world-wide. To achieve this goal, COGEN Europe is working at the EU level and with Member States to develop sustainable energy policies and remove unnecessary barriers to the implementation of cogeneration. We are currently looking for an intern to start as soon as possible.
Main responsibilities: Conduct research and draft reports on a variety of energy related issues under the responsibility of senior staff. Monitoring the developments in the European energy sector Search for and analyse energy data Various policy support to the Managing Director
Requirements: University Degree Good understanding of the policy-making mechanisms of the European Union Experience in desk-based and web-based research Basic understanding of energy issues and related topics Full mastery of English; working ability in other major European languages is an advantage Energy and the flexibility to work in a busy, dynamic international environment
The internship will allow the stagiaire to: Gain valuable first-hand experience of European energy and environmental policies and legislation, as well as insights in the European decision making process Bolster and showcase his/her research and drafting skills Have the opportunity to learn how European projects are set up and coordinated Have the opportunity to participate in events in Brussels Familiarise him/herself with the specificities of working in a dynamic Brussels-based sector organisation
Specification
The selected candidate will be offered an internship of 4 months.
How to apply
Please submit the following documents in English to info@cogeneurope.eu: a CV and a very short cover letter in which you highlight your relevant experience by 31 May 2011.

Summer Internship at the Basel Institute on Governance, Brussels

 The Basel Institute on Governance is offering a summer internship position starting June 2011 to August or
September 2011 (dates are flexible) for students in their graduate program.
Background
The Basel Institute on Governance is an independent and non-­‐profit think tank conducting research
and offering policy advice and capacity building support in public, global and corporate
governance/compliance. Through the International Centre for Asset Recovery, we further provide
training and advisory services in the field of asset recovery. On grounds of its academic research it
provides assistance to developing and transition countries in the assessment and implementation of
public sector reforms particularly with regard to their anti-­‐corruption legislation and institutions.
Internship description and main tasks:
The intern will primarily assist with research and project support tasks on topics related to anti-corruption
measures and public sector governance. He/she will:
• Assist staff with research and background analyses
• Drafting papers (“best-practice” papers or “lesson learned”)
• Assist staff with projects, logistics and administration
Requirements:
The intern should currently be enrolled at a University and fulfill this internship as part of his/her studies.
Desired knowledge and skills are:
• Academic background in law, political science, sociology and / or international relations.
• Fluent in English (language skills such as Russian, Arabic and/or French considered an asset)
• Strong interest in anti-corruption and public sector governance topics
Further information:
Please note that the internship is based in Basel, Switzerland. All students are encouraged to apply. The
Basel Institute on Governance will provide a small stipend of 500 CHF per month.
Please submit your application (CV, Motivation letter) to:
Ms Andrea Poelling, Head of Resources and Operational Support, andrea.poelling@baselgovernance.org

Internship European Healthcare Fraud and Corruption Network, Brussels

You will be expected to update the website and add new content as appropriate; to monitor daily news; to draft, coordinate and distribute our newsletters and other publications in order to keep the Network connected with its members. The position also includes assisting in the organisation of the awareness campaign, assisting in media outreach and monitoring coverage and liaising with other organisations.
Required profile
Applicants must be undergraduate students who require an internship for their course and who have a ‘convention of stage';
Excellent verbal and written English;
Good command of other languages is an asset;
Ability and experience in working with a ‘what you see is what you get' website;
Computer literacy in standard office applications, Photoshop and HTML are a plus;
An interest in European politics and healthcare fraud and corruption;
Research and analytical skills;
Ability to work independently and as part of a team;
Proactive, flexible and a good communicator;
Excellent organizational skills.
Closing date: 30 May 2011
Potential candidates will first be contacted by phone in order to evaluate their level of English.
How to apply
Interested applicants are requested to send a CV and a short motivational letter by email to Ms Anne Pierson, Office Manager at anne.pierson@ehfcn.org

Coca Cola Içecek International Student Scholarship, Turkey

Coca Cola International Student Scholarship is the most comprehensive scholarship available at Sabanci MBA program. It includes full tuition and fee waiver, monthly stipend and dormitory fee for 10 months (double room), textbook support and travel support for each year. The recipient of the scholarship is expected to have a summer internship at Coca Cola Turkey and then work at Coca Cola for a period after the graduation.
How to Apply: Online
Scholarship Application Deadline: 30 June 2011
Further Scholarship Information and Application