Monday 12 February 2018

Paid Traineeship at the EU Delegation to the UN in Geneva


The Delegation of the EU to the UN in Geneva is looking for paid interns starting from 15 March 2018 for a period of 3-4 months.
What we offer?
We are currently offering traineeships in the following sections:
Human Rights
Humanitarian and Migration
Health and Labour
Economics
Disarmament
Political, Press and Information
For further information of the work of each section please see here.
All interns will have an individual Traineeship Adviser and be included fully in the work and processes of the Delegation.
Are you eligible for remunerated traineeship?
You may apply for the traineeship if:
You are a young graduate with a University diploma (at least Bachelor degree)
You have less than 1 year of professional experience
You are a national of an EU Member State, pre-accession State or from Switzerland
You have no previous professional experience in any of the EU institutions of more than 6 weeks
Additional requirements that would be an asset
Knowledge of French would be a strong advantage; knowledge of the workings of the European Union and of the United Nations would also be advantages
What are the general rules?
Duration: the traineeship can be up to a maximum of six months
Remuneration:

selected trainees will receive a monthly grant of EUR 1200
Visa

: trainees are responsible for obtaining and covering the cost of necessary visa
Travel

: trainees have to arrange and finance their travel to the EU Delegation

How to apply?
Please send your detailed curriculum vitae, the attached form and  a motivational letter stating the first two choices for which sections you would like to apply by 23 February 2018to the following email address: Delegation-geneva-internship@eeas.europa.eu
You are requested to examine the general eligibility criteria. Applications from non-eligible candidates will not be considered. After the evaluation of all applications received is over, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted and invited for an interview. In case the selected candidate is not able to present all required documents, his/her candidacy will be rejected.
Documents to be provided only by the selected candidates
- Diploma
- Language certificates
- Extract from the "judicial record"
- Passport/ID card
- Insurance certificate (repatriation included)
- Medical certificate
- Signed traineeship agreement


Thursday 1 February 2018

IRIN Internship Programme

IRIN is looking for smart, hard-working individuals to join our small, passionate team, which works remotely around the world. Get hands on experience and work with experienced journalists covering the most important beat of all: life and death. Interns are considered an important part of our operations and are given significant opportunities to grow (our current Director is a former IRIN intern!)
IRIN offers editorial and external relations internships at several intervals throughout the year (the start and length are flexible depending on availability):
Editorial
External Relations
Minimum commitment of 3 months
Minimum commitment of 6 months
Summer: May to August
1 March deadline
January to June
1 December deadline
Fall: September to December
1 August deadline
July to December
1 June deadline
Winter: January to April
1 December deadline

You are welcome to apply at any time, but please note we will only contact you if you are selected. Our recruitment process may include a skills test. 
About IRIN
IRIN is one of the world’s leading sources of original, field-based journalism about humanitarian crises. Our journalists report from 70 crisis zones around the globe on everything from conflict to natural disasters, from migration to pandemics, amplifying the voices of those most affected and driving more effective prevention of crisis and a better aid response.
After 19 years as part of the United Nations, IRIN spun off in 2015 to become an independent non-profit media organisation, now headquartered in Switzerland. Our journalism has prompted public petitions, donations and charity telethons, new aid programmes, debates in local parliament and changes in UN policy. Find out more about us here.

EDITORIAL INTERNSHIP
Location: Flexible - remote work
Status: Full-time
Compensation: 500 USD/month
Contract length (and deadline): May to August (1 March deadline), September to December (1 August deadline), and January to April (1 December deadline). Contract length and start is flexible depending on availability, but we require a minimum commitment of 3 months.
Requirements: Applicants must be holding or studying for a Masters degree in journalism, international relations or related fields
Overview:  IRIN is looking for editorial interns to support our team of editors throughout the year who are smart, hard-working, and interested in pursuing a career in humanitarian journalism to contribute meaningfully to our production with story ideas, research, and reporting. Candidates should have a passion for uncovering stories, a flair for writing, and the determination to get to the truth and tell it as it is. With the assistance of our experienced editors, this internship will not only teach prospective journalists how to pursue a lead and help mine the data, but also give them opportunities to be published by IRIN and our partners. 
Published work produced by IRIN interns includes:
Depending on skills, the role may include:
Media monitoring and pitching ideas at the daily editorial meeting
Conducting interviews
Writing original copy (strong writers will be given bylines)
Editing content
Layout and visual presentation
Repackaging content for different platforms (Storify, Medium)
Data visualisation (word clouds, charts, interactive maps)
Research and fact-checking
Freedom of information requests
Data processing and analysis
Reporting on events/conferences
Managing social media feeds
Making tailored promotional material (GIFs, quote cards, myth busters)
Applicants with investigative, data journalism and/or HTML/java script skills will be favourably considered, as will applicants with additional languages.

As part of IRIN’s decentralised nature, interns will work remotely, connecting with the team on a near-hourly basis through Skype and our virtual newsroom on the messaging platform Slack.
How to apply
Please send your CV, cover letter and samples of relevant work to jobs@irinnews.orgwith the subject line "Editorial Internship”.

EXTERNAL RELATIONS INTERNSHIP
Location: Geneva, Switzerland
Contract length (and deadline): January to June (1 December deadline), July to December (1 June deadline). Contract length and start is flexible depending on availability, but we require a minimum commitment of 6 months.
Status: Full-time
Compensation: 500 CHF/month
Deadline: Ongoing
Requirements: Applicants must be students or recent graduates (please apply within six months of completing your studies)
Overview: IRIN is looking for smart, hard-working individuals to help us expand funding and syndication partnerships, execute our outreach strategy, and improve our visibility. You will be working with our Director of External Relations and Outreach and Reporting Officer. We are a small team, which means a minimal level of bureaucracy and plenty of scope for the right individual to take on responsibility and come up with their own ideas. 
You will support IRIN’s efforts to:
Identify and approach new donors
Liaise with donors and other stakeholders
Keep our donor contact database and funding prospects tool up-to-date
Apply for awards
Identify and approach new media partners
Track our impact (such as re-publications, notable feedback on social media etc.) in a centralised document
Run campaigns on social media
Participate in and organise key events
Produce our annual reports and donor newsletters
Applicants who are fluent in French will be favourably considered.
How to apply
In an email to jobs@irinnews.org, with the subject line “External Relations Internship”, send us:
Your CV
A cover letter outlining why you’d like to work with IRIN in particular and how your experience has prepared you for the role
Confirmation that you are a student or have graduated not more than six months prior to your application


Internships ar CSR Europe

CSR Europe is currently seeking interns to join its Services, EU, Communications and Membership Teams in Brussels for a period of six months.
Closing date - February 4, 2018
What do we offer?
A paid, six month internship based in our office in Brussels
A challenging international job in a small, dynamic young and multinational team
Working with a network of around 45 multinational corporations and 41 European National Partner Organisations across 32 countries on a number of different projects
An excellent learning opportunity for a student/recent graduate who is interested in CSR, as well as dealing with national CSR organisations, international companies, European activities and research.
We currently have vacancies in the following teams (click to apply):
Please note that interns at CSR Europe are paid a monthly stipend of 781 Euros.
Moreover, interns also receive:
Reimbursement of the subscription for the public transport (49 EUR / month)
4 extra-legal holidays
5 days closure of the office in August


More information: https://www.csreurope.org/internship-vacancies-0