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Are you a young grad­u­ate inter­est­ed in inter­na­tion­al rela­tions? Are you curi­ous to learn more about work of a diplo­mat­ic mis­sion and how the EU Del­e­ga­tion rep­re­sents EU inter­ests and val­ues in Belarus?

We offer:

A trainee­ship of up to 6 months with­in the Polit­i­cal, Eco­nom­ic, Press and Infor­ma­tion Sec­tion of the EU Del­e­ga­tion to Belarus, start­ing in May 2021.

The Polit­i­cal, Eco­nom­ic, Press and Infor­ma­tion Sec­tion of the Del­e­ga­tion is in charge of devel­op­ing analy­sis and rec­om­men­da­tions for HQ relat­ed to:

• Polit­i­cal, social and eco­nom­ic devel­op­ments in the coun­try, includ­ing issues relat­ed to the evo­lu­tion of civ­il soci­ety and the sit­u­a­tion of human rights;

• Belarus’ for­eign and secu­ri­ty poli­cies, includ­ing with­in the con­text of the East­ern Part­ner­ship;

• Pub­lic diplo­ma­cy – includ­ing in the field of cul­ture and econ­o­my;

• Sec­toral mat­ters notably on trade and ener­gy secu­ri­ty.

The intern will be ful­ly embed­ded in the work of the sec­tion, receive direct expo­sure to the EU activ­i­ties in Belarus, and be pro­vid­ed with a unique occa­sion to under­stand from inside the work of an EU Del­e­ga­tion in a third coun­try.

Main tasks:

• Data gath­er­ing and analy­sis of social and eco­nom­ic indi­ca­tors in the coun­try;
• Par­tic­i­pate in inter­nal and exter­nal meetings/events and report time­ly about them;
• Assist the work of the Sec­tion as nec­es­sary, includ­ing with regard to outreach/visibility projects;
• Assist in the Sec­tion’s research and report­ing on domes­tic issues in the Repub­lic of Belarus;
• Par­tic­i­pate and con­tribute to the prepa­ra­tion and imple­men­ta­tion of pub­lic diplo­ma­cy activ­i­ties of the EU Del­e­ga­tion;
• Assist in the con­cep­tion and imple­men­ta­tion of infor­ma­tion and com­mu­ni­ca­tion prod­ucts.

We look for:

Qual­i­fi­ca­tions or spe­cial require­ments:

• Due to the very evo­lu­tive con­text of the COVID-19 break­through, appli­cants cur­rent­ly resid­ing in Belarus will only be con­sid­ered;

• Uni­ver­si­ty degree in inter­na­tion­al rela­tions, polit­i­cal sci­ence, law, soci­ol­o­gy, eco­nom­ics or relat­ed field;

• Excel­lent Eng­lish lan­guage skills;

• Good Russ­ian lan­guage skills, knowl­edge of Belaru­sian lan­guage would be an asset;

• Good ana­lyt­i­cal and draft­ing skills;

• Proven inter­est for EU affairs and neigh­bour­hood poli­cies;

• Knowl­edge of Repub­lic of Belarus’ insti­tu­tion­al sys­tem and polit­i­cal land­scape would be an asset;

• Capac­i­ty to work in a team with atten­tion to details;

How to apply?

Can­di­dates must apply to the e‑mail address DELEGATION-BELARUS-RECRUITMENT@EEAS.EUROPA.EU (link sends e‑mail)  and send the fol­low­ing doc­u­ments:

• A detailed stan­dard Europass cur­ricu­lum vitae (CV) (CVs in oth­er for­mat will not be con­sid­ered)

• a cov­er let­ter describ­ing why you want to par­tic­i­pate in a EU trainee­ship

• and an appli­ca­tion form

Please men­tion in the sub­ject of your e‑mail: Fund­ed Trainee­ship — Polit­i­cal, Eco­nom­ic, Press and Infor­ma­tion Sec­tion

Important information to read before applying

Before apply­ing you are request­ed to exam­ine the ded­i­cat­ed web­site as well as the gen­er­al eli­gi­bil­i­ty cri­te­ria for a paid trainee­ship (Arti­cle 8 of the Deci­sion ADMIN(2017)28 – Paid trainee­ship)

Each select­ed trainee will receive a month­ly grant to cov­er liv­ing expens­es. All costs relat­ed to trav­el inside the coun­try of res­i­dence, visa, insur­ance, accom­mo­da­tion must be borne by the trainee.

Appli­ca­tions from non-eli­gi­ble can­di­dates will not be con­sid­ered. After the eval­u­a­tion of all appli­ca­tions, short­list­ed can­di­dates will be con­tact­ed and invit­ed for an inter­view. Unsuc­cess­ful can­di­dates will be noti­fied by email. In case the select­ed can­di­date is not able to present the required doc­u­ments, his/her can­di­da­cy will be reject­ed.

EU can­di­dates cur­rent­ly resid­ing in Belarus must pro­vide proof that they will be cov­ered against the risk of a pan­dem­ic and the costs of repa­tri­a­tion.

The trainee­ships can only be offered in com­pli­ance with the local leg­is­la­tion as well as the leg­is­la­tion of the coun­try of ori­gin. In assess­ing the appli­ca­tions received, account will need to be tak­en of the COVID-19 sit­u­a­tion and its pos­si­ble effects on access pos­si­bil­i­ties to the coun­try of assign­ment and thus can­di­dates cur­rent­ly resid­ing in coun­try of assign­ment might be pre­ferred.

The Del­e­ga­tion informs that even if our Head­quar­ters con­firm the eli­gi­bil­i­ty of the select­ed can­di­date, trainee­ships could be post­poned, sus­pend­ed or even can­celled con­sid­er­ing the very evolv­ing con­text of the COVID-19 out­break in the host coun­try as well as in the coun­try of ori­gin. The same rule apply if a select­ed can­di­date is unable to reach the coun­try of assign­ment.