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.
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.
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