Editorial Internship at EurActiv, Brussels

Deadline: 30 March 2012
Open to: candidates with School of Journalism or other equivalent studies
Remuneration: 6 month remunerated internship and possible extension 

Description

Fondation EurActiv operates a trainee scheme in Brussels for young people providing graded learning in EU policies. Interns are allocated either to editorial, commercial or technical tasks, depending on availability and abilities/experience. These internships are for a minimum of six months and may be extended for another six months.

Responsibilities include

  • Research on EU policies (experience in the EU institutions is welcome)
  • Assist with sub-editing articles
  • Validate and/or rewrite information on EU policies
  • Prepare articles for publication
  • Accomplish various administrative tasks

EurActiv Offers :

  • Interesting tasks in a multicultural environment (international team of 35 people)
  • Insight into EU politics
  • Insight into the work of a Brussels based EU affairs media
  • 6 month remunerated internship and possible extension

Eligibility

Interns should have/be:

  • School of Journalism or other equivalent studies
  • Experience in writing articles, blogs or other, but as a minimum a proven interest in journalism
  • Native or near native English as well as very good German (any other European language is a plus)
  • Fast, entrepreneurial, team-player, hard-working, “hands-on” approach
  • Able to work independently
  • Good phone, inter-personal skills and knowledge of MS Office

Application

Please send relevant CV with short covering letter and ideally some articles by no later than 30 March 2012, to selection@euractiv.com

Starting date: May 2012

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