EU Commission Internships and Employment
Summary: EU Commission Internships and Employment, New York
EMPLOYMENT
There are currently no open positions at the Delegation of the European Commission to the United Nations in New York City.
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For employment at the European Commission Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, please consult the website of the
European Personnel Selection Office , which offers examples of jobs available in the European Commission and explains the application process. The website includes information on the planning of present and future employment competitions and other useful information on working with the European Institutions.
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INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
The Delegation of the European Commission to the United Nations in New York, offers three internship sessions per year.
The program, which is highly selective, offers interns the opportunity to follow the activities of the Delegation in UN bodies such as the Security Council, General Assembly and its various committees.
Please note internships are voluntary (unpaid), and interns will be required to work full-time (35-40 hours per week) during their internship period.
Only applicants who fulfil the following criteria will be considered.
Prospective interns must
- hold a valid passport from one of the 27 EU Member States
- have completed minimum three years of university-level courses preferably in political science, economics, development studies, environment studies, human rights/humanitarian law
- be fluent in English, the main working language of the Delegation
- provide proof of comprehensive medical and accident insurance that is valid in the USA and Canada (covering hospitalization, surgery, and repatriation, if necessary)
- knowledge of French is preferable
- not have already benefited from previous in-service training or employment (paid or unpaid) with any of the EU institutions or bodies for more than six weeks. Similarly, the Delegation cannot recruit a Blue Book candidate who has already performed his/her internship; on the contrary, a Blue Book candidate who has never performed a traineeship may apply for an unpaid internship
Deadlines for future sessions are as follows:
15 April 2008 deadline for January to April 2009 session
To apply, please download and complete the
application form and email your application packet to the
Internship Coordinator.
The application packet must include:
- completed application
- resume
- letter of motivation
- letters of recommendation from a current or former professor or employer.
Please note, the European Commission's Washington DC and Geneva delegations also offer internships.
- Ref: ADMIN07-001EN
- EU source: European Commission
- UN forum:
- Date: 13/5/2008
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