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TRAINEESHIPS IN THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
PROFILES
The majority of applications currently come from candidates with qualifications in law, political science, international relations, EU studies and economics.
The GSC is also looking for trainees with qualifications in other fields, such as: translation, human resources, computer sciences, agricultural technology, communication, education studies, biochemical engi-neering, health and food safety, energy management, environment, aerospace engineering, graphic design, multimedia, etc.
Please see our website for a complete list of available domains during application periods.
‘We would like to learn from you and to benefit from your fresh point of view and up-to-date academic knowledge. Please share your constructive feedback and your ideas with us.’
Jeppe Tranholm-Mikkelsen,Secretary-General of the Council of the European Union
Rue de la Loi/Wetstraat 1751048 Bruxelles/BrusselBELGIQUE/BELGIËTel. +32 (0)2 281 61 11www.consilium.europa.eu
Traineeships Office
Tel. +32 (0)2 281 36 77
www.consilium.europa.eu/trainee
© European Union, 2018
Europa building: © Philippe Samyn, Valle, Happold, architects and engineers; colour compositions: © Georges Meurant, 2016
RS 041/2018
Print PDFISBN 978-92-824-6401-4 ISBN 978-92-824-6398-7doi:10.2860/998794 doi:10.2860/74616QC-02-18-394-EN-C QC-02-18-394-EN-N
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WHAT DOES A TRAINEESHIP INVOLVE?
Depending on the needs of the service, your daily work would generally be equivalent to that of junior administrator officials at the beginning of their career e.g.:
preparing meetings and drafting minutes
attending meetings of Coreper and Council preparatory bodies
researching on a particular project
translating documents
compiling documentation, writing reports
Trainees will also be invited to take part in a study programme that includes visits and conferences at other EU institutions in Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg.
ELIGIBILITY
Trainees are selected from nationals of the member states of the European Union and nationals of candidate countries which have already signed an accession treaty. A good knowledge of English and/or French is required.
WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?
Every year, there are around 100 places available for paid traineeships and around 20 places for unpaid compulsory traineeships.You will receive a monthly grant of EUR 1 176.84 (paid traineeships), a restaurant reduction card, accident insurance coverage and a travel allowance. Health insurance can also be provided.
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT FROM YOUR TRAINEESHIP?
first-hand experience of the work of the General Secretariat of the Council
EU knowledge – insight into the processes and policies of the EU institutions
an opportunity to contribute to the Council’s day-to-day business
a chance to work in a multi-cultural, multi-lingual and multi-ethnic environment
an opportunity to share your fresh point of view and the knowledge you have acquired during your studies
PAID TRAINEESHIPS
These traineeships are reserved for candidates who have completed at least the first cycle of a course of university studies, as attested by a degree certificate.
Applications must be submitted according to the schedule below:
February-June 2019 traineeship: apply between 16 August (12.00 noon Brussels time) and 28 September 2018 (12.00 noon Brussels time).
Candidates selected for the first period will be contacted in November at the earliest.
September 2019-January 2020 traineeship: apply between 1 February (12.00 noon Brussels time) and 15 March 2019 (12.00 noon Brussels time).
Candidates selected for the second period will be contacted in May at the earliest.
COMPULSORY UNPAID TRAINEESHIPS
These traineeships are for third, fourth or fifth year university students who have to do a compulsory training period as part of their studies. Students who are required to do research for a thesis or a doctorate may also apply.
Applications must be submitted according to the schedule below:
February-June 2019 traineeship: apply between 3 September (12.00 noon Brussels time) and 15 October 2018 (12.00 noon Brussels time).
Candidates selected for the first period will be contacted in November at the earliest.
September 2019-January 2020 traineeship: apply between 1 February (12.00 noon Brussels time) and 15 March 2019 (12.00 noon Brussels time).
Candidates selected for the second period will be contacted in May at the earliest.
Trainees with President of the European Council, Donald Tusk
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WHAT DOES A TRAINEESHIP INVOLVE?
Depending on the needs of the service, your daily work would generally be equivalent to that of junior administrator officials at the beginning of their career e.g.:
preparing meetings and drafting minutes
attending meetings of Coreper and Council preparatory bodies
researching on a particular project
translating documents
compiling documentation, writing reports
Trainees will also be invited to take part in a study programme that includes visits and conferences at other EU institutions in Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg.
ELIGIBILITY
Trainees are selected from nationals of the member states of the European Union and nationals of candidate countries which have already signed an accession treaty. A good knowledge of English and/or French is required.
WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?
Every year, there are around 100 places available for paid traineeships and around 20 places for unpaid compulsory traineeships.You will receive a monthly grant of EUR 1 176.84 (paid traineeships), a restaurant reduction card, accident insurance coverage and a travel allowance. Health insurance can also be provided.
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT FROM YOUR TRAINEESHIP?
first-hand experience of the work of the General Secretariat of the Council
EU knowledge – insight into the processes and policies of the EU institutions
an opportunity to contribute to the Council’s day-to-day business
a chance to work in a multi-cultural, multi-lingual and multi-ethnic environment
an opportunity to share your fresh point of view and the knowledge you have acquired during your studies
PAID TRAINEESHIPS
These traineeships are reserved for candidates who have completed at least the first cycle of a course of university studies, as attested by a degree certificate.
Applications must be submitted according to the schedule below:
February-June 2019 traineeship: apply between 16 August (12.00 noon Brussels time) and 28 September 2018 (12.00 noon Brussels time).
Candidates selected for the first period will be contacted in November at the earliest.
September 2019-January 2020 traineeship: apply between 1 February (12.00 noon Brussels time) and 15 March 2019 (12.00 noon Brussels time).
Candidates selected for the second period will be contacted in May at the earliest.
COMPULSORY UNPAID TRAINEESHIPS
These traineeships are for third, fourth or fifth year university students who have to do a compulsory training period as part of their studies. Students who are required to do research for a thesis or a doctorate may also apply.
Applications must be submitted according to the schedule below:
February-June 2019 traineeship: apply between 3 September (12.00 noon Brussels time) and 15 October 2018 (12.00 noon Brussels time).
Candidates selected for the first period will be contacted in November at the earliest.
September 2019-January 2020 traineeship: apply between 1 February (12.00 noon Brussels time) and 15 March 2019 (12.00 noon Brussels time).
Candidates selected for the second period will be contacted in May at the earliest.
Trainees with President of the European Council, Donald Tusk
EN-Traineeships_2018.indd 2 23/03/2018 11:14
WHAT DOES A TRAINEESHIP INVOLVE?
Depending on the needs of the service, your daily work would generally be equivalent to that of junior administrator officials at the beginning of their career e.g.:
preparing meetings and drafting minutes
attending meetings of Coreper and Council preparatory bodies
researching on a particular project
translating documents
compiling documentation, writing reports
Trainees will also be invited to take part in a study programme that includes visits and conferences at other EU institutions in Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg.
ELIGIBILITY
Trainees are selected from nationals of the member states of the European Union and nationals of candidate countries which have already signed an accession treaty. A good knowledge of English and/or French is required.
WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?
Every year, there are around 100 places available for paid traineeships and around 20 places for unpaid compulsory traineeships.You will receive a monthly grant of EUR 1 176.84 (paid traineeships), a restaurant reduction card, accident insurance coverage and a travel allowance. Health insurance can also be provided.
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT FROM YOUR TRAINEESHIP?
first-hand experience of the work of the General Secretariat of the Council
EU knowledge – insight into the processes and policies of the EU institutions
an opportunity to contribute to the Council’s day-to-day business
a chance to work in a multi-cultural, multi-lingual and multi-ethnic environment
an opportunity to share your fresh point of view and the knowledge you have acquired during your studies
PAID TRAINEESHIPS
These traineeships are reserved for candidates who have completed at least the first cycle of a course of university studies, as attested by a degree certificate.
Applications must be submitted according to the schedule below:
February-June 2019 traineeship: apply between 16 August (12.00 noon Brussels time) and 28 September 2018 (12.00 noon Brussels time).
Candidates selected for the first period will be contacted in November at the earliest.
September 2019-January 2020 traineeship: apply between 1 February (12.00 noon Brussels time) and 15 March 2019 (12.00 noon Brussels time).
Candidates selected for the second period will be contacted in May at the earliest.
COMPULSORY UNPAID TRAINEESHIPS
These traineeships are for third, fourth or fifth year university students who have to do a compulsory training period as part of their studies. Students who are required to do research for a thesis or a doctorate may also apply.
Applications must be submitted according to the schedule below:
February-June 2019 traineeship: apply between 3 September (12.00 noon Brussels time) and 15 October 2018 (12.00 noon Brussels time).
Candidates selected for the first period will be contacted in November at the earliest.
September 2019-January 2020 traineeship: apply between 1 February (12.00 noon Brussels time) and 15 March 2019 (12.00 noon Brussels time).
Candidates selected for the second period will be contacted in May at the earliest.
Trainees with President of the European Council, Donald Tusk
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TRAINEESHIPS IN THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
PROFILES
The majority of applications currently come from candidates with qualifications in law, political science, international relations, EU studies and economics.
The GSC is also looking for trainees with qualifications in other fields, such as: translation, human resources, computer sciences, agricultural technology, communication, education studies, biochemical engi-neering, health and food safety, energy management, environment, aerospace engineering, graphic design, multimedia, etc.
Please see our website for a complete list of available domains during application periods.
‘We would like to learn from you and to benefit from your fresh point of view and up-to-date academic knowledge. Please share your constructive feedback and your ideas with us.’
Jeppe Tranholm-Mikkelsen,Secretary-General of the Council of the European Union
Rue de la Loi/Wetstraat 1751048 Bruxelles/BrusselBELGIQUE/BELGIËTel. +32 (0)2 281 61 11www.consilium.europa.eu
Traineeships Office
Tel. +32 (0)2 281 36 77
www.consilium.europa.eu/trainee
© European Union, 2018
Europa building: © Philippe Samyn, Valle, Happold, architects and engineers; colour compositions: © Georges Meurant, 2016
RS 041/2018
Print PDFISBN 978-92-824-6401-4 ISBN 978-92-824-6398-7doi:10.2860/998794 doi:10.2860/74616QC-02-18-394-EN-C QC-02-18-394-EN-N
European UnionCouncil of the
EN-Traineeships_2018.indd 1 23/03/2018 11:14
TRAINEESHIPS IN THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
PROFILES
The majority of applications currently come from candidates with qualifications in law, political science, international relations, EU studies and economics.
The GSC is also looking for trainees with qualifications in other fields, such as: translation, human resources, computer sciences, agricultural technology, communication, education studies, biochemical engi-neering, health and food safety, energy management, environment, aerospace engineering, graphic design, multimedia, etc.
Please see our website for a complete list of available domains during application periods.
‘We would like to learn from you and to benefit from your fresh point of view and up-to-date academic knowledge. Please share your constructive feedback and your ideas with us.’
Jeppe Tranholm-Mikkelsen,Secretary-General of the Council of the European Union
Rue de la Loi/Wetstraat 1751048 Bruxelles/BrusselBELGIQUE/BELGIËTel. +32 (0)2 281 61 11www.consilium.europa.eu
Traineeships Office
Tel. +32 (0)2 281 36 77
www.consilium.europa.eu/trainee
© European Union, 2018
Europa building: © Philippe Samyn, Valle, Happold, architects and engineers; colour compositions: © Georges Meurant, 2016
RS 041/2018
Print PDFISBN 978-92-824-6401-4 ISBN 978-92-824-6398-7doi:10.2860/998794 doi:10.2860/74616QC-02-18-394-EN-C QC-02-18-394-EN-N
European UnionCouncil of the
EN-Traineeships_2018.indd 1 23/03/2018 11:14
