Project Assistant Traineeship - Project Management & Communications for Citizen Engagement
Debating Europe is the citizen engagement & democracy unit of Friends of Europe, the think tank designing a Renewed Social Contract for Europe by 2030. We want to contribute to reimagining a democracy fit for the 21st century, one that:
• Encourages and empowers people to play a greater role in the big strategic and policy decisions that affect their lives, and the lives of future generations.
• Fosters dialogue through which people can develop the skills and confidence needed to involve themselves in the decisions that shape their lives.
• Nurtures a healthy public space to enable democratic change to happen by connecting citizens and policymakers.
By rebalancing the relationship between political institutions and citizens we aim to ensure that decision-making processes and policies align with the needs and aspirations of the people they serve, creating a more inclusive, sustainable, and forward-thinking Europe.
Debating Europe is recruiting a Project Assistant for a paid six-month traineeship (convention d'immersion professionnelle) starting early June, to provide support in the project management of some of our core activities and help us promote our work on social media.
WHAT DO WE MEAN BY TRAINEESHIP?
At Friends of Europe, we see traineeships as a way of combining initial full-time work experience with hands-on training. That’s why our traineeships are for people who have recently finished studying and are eager to acquire a first work experience.
WHAT WILL I BE DOING?
You'll get great experience in project management and communications for citizen engagement in a small, open-minded, and dynamic team. You will assist Debating Europe project management and social media/content creation/communications– in particular, you will:
WHAT SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS DO I NEED TO HAVE?
COMMITMENT TO EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
Friends of Europe is committed to ensuring equal opportunities for all applicants, by providing equal treatment of all job applications received, regardless of applicants’ ethnic origins, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or health status. We especially encourage applications from those who have been historically excluded or not had fair and equal job opportunities.
Friends of Europe expects all staff to demonstrate their commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion in their work and their conduct.
HOW DO YOU APPLY?