Accountabilities/Responsibilities
Research and produce a report into the standard of companion animal legislation and care in several countries within the EU.The Special Projects Intern shall specifically:
- Conduct research into legislation on dogs and cats in a number of EU Member States
- Arrange and conduct interviews with politicians, civil servants and NGOs throughout Europe on issues pertaining to companion animals, preferably in the country’s native language.
- Assist EU Political Officer with research on an ad hoc basis
- Monitoring EU institutional and national websites for relevant information
- Updating databases and general office administrative support.
- A strong commitment to animal welfare.
- A recent graduate or someone in the process of completing a degree from an accredited university with a preferable focus on policy, European institutions or law.
- Superior attention to detail and ability to multi-task, with excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- An ability to commit to 20-40 hours per week for a minimum of 3 months. Commitments of greater duration are welcome.
- The ability to speak English and at least one other European language fluently. Multiple fluency is preferred, including eastern European languages.
- A valid passport from an EU member state or a valid Schengen visa.
This Special Projects Intern may be based in the Netherlands or Brussels.
If interested, please submit CV and letter of interest to recruitus@ifaw.org
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