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Type: Traineeship (paid internship programme)
Institution: European Parliament
n Parliament Go back to page : Work with us Work with us Current page:: Traineeships Go back to page : Work with us Work with us Traineeships in the European Parliament The European Parliament offers two types of traineeships: Traineeships in the Secretariat (Schuman traineeships) and Traineeships with Members of the European Parliament Traineeships in the Secretariat – Schuman Traineeships The Schuman traineeships are paid and can be undertaken at one of the European Parliament’s official places of work – Brussels, Luxembourg and Strasbourg – or in its Liaison Offices in the Member States. These traineeships are named after Robert Schuman, one of the main architects of the European integration project, responsible for over 70 years of peace and prosperity in Europe. He proposed pooling French and German coal and steel production into what would become the European Coal and Steel Community, the first of the European Communities, which grew to become the European Union. Why should I apply? A Schuman traineeship will enhance your education and your vocational training. It will provide you with an insight into the work of the EU institutions and the European Parliament, a crucial forum for decision-making and political debate at EU level. The Schuman traineeships may be undertaken in a wide variety of fields, such as EU internal and external policies, finance, law, multilingualism, administration, infrastructure and logistics, communication or IT. The European Parliament is an equal opportunities employer; candidates without distinction as to gender, sexual orientation, cultural, ethnic and religious backgrounds or disability are encouraged to apply, with reasonable accommodation available for successful candidates with disabilities who may need them. As part of Parliament’s commitment to honouring journalists who were killed during the exercise of their work, the Directorate-General for Communication offers a number of Schuman traineeships in memory of Ján Kuciak, the Slovak investigative journalist who was murdered in February 2018. Can I apply? Applicants for a Schuman traineeship must: be aged 18 or over; be nationals of a Member State of the European Union or an accession/candidate country (a very limited number of traineeships can also be offered to nationals of other countries); hold a full university degree (EQF level 6) or – for a limited number of traineeships – a vocational education qualification obtained within the European Union (EQF levels 3, 4 or 5); have a thorough knowledge of one official EU language and a very good knowledge of a second (or a good knowledge of a second, for applicants with a vocational education qualification); citizens of non-Member States must have a very good knowledge (or good, for applicants with a vocational education qualification) of either English, French or German; provide an eligible criminal record; not have worked, or have benefitted from any other type of traineeship, for more than two months in an EU institution, body or agency ; not have carried out a study visit at the Secretariat of the European Parliament six months prior to the beginning of the traineeship. How to apply? In order to apply, please visit our traineeship application page : select and apply for a maximum of three traineeships; if you are shortlisted, you will be required to provide certain supporting documents to prove your eligibility; if you are selected, you will get an official Admission Letter via email. The Schuman traineeships are awarded for a period of five months : Traineeship period 1 October-28/29 February you can apply from 1 to 31 May Traineeship period 1 March-31 July you can apply from 1 to 31 October Spontaneous applications will not be considered. Positive Action Scheme for trainees with disabilities The inclusion of persons with disabilities is a priority of the European Parliament. In addition to the possibility of being recruited under the general selection procedure for Schuman trainees, persons with disabilities now have a greater opportunity to take part via the Positive Action Scheme for trainees with disabilities. Persons who have a long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairment of at least 20% can apply to this programme. Shortlisted candidates from the Positive Action Scheme who meet the general eligibility criteria for a Schuman traineeship may receive an offer for a traineeship, once the European Parliament’s Medical Service confirms, that they have a disability as described above. Successful candidates may receive an additional payment of up to 50% of the Schuman trainees’ monthly grant, to compensate for additional costs incurred. Candidates that wish to be considered for the Positive Action Scheme for trainees with disabilities must apply for a Schuman traineeship via our traineeship application page (see "How to Apply?" section above) Anything else that I need to know? Find out more information: Monthly grant and allowances (181 KB) Download in PDF format Internal Rules (3 MB) Download in PDF format Data protection (176 KB) Download in PDF format Frequently Asked Questions (332 KB) Download in PDF format Info flyer - Schuman Traineeships (2.8 MB) Download in PDF format Info brochure for newly recruited Schuman trainees (3 MB) Download in PDF format Who to contact? Please contact us for any additional information about the Schuman traineeships: Contact: Trainee Outreach and Recruitment Unit Contact data: PERS-Schuman-Trainees@europarl.europa.eu Facebook Traineeships with Members of the European Parliament Members of the European Parliament may offer paid traineeships at their offices in the premises of the European Parliament in Brussels (or Strasbourg) based on an agreement with the European Parliament. Why should I apply? A traineeship will enhance your education and your vocational training. It will allow you to better understand the working methods of the Members of the European Parliament. The MEPs’ traineeships may be undertaken in a wide variety of fields. The Member of Parliament who awards the traineeship will assign specific tasks to be completed during the traineeship. Can I apply? Members freely choose their trainees. However, candidates must fulfil the following criteria: be aged 18 or over (derogations from this age limit can be granted in response to a duly substantiated request); be nationals of a Member State of the European Union or an accession/candidate country. Nevertheless, Members may offer a traineeship to nationals of third countries, provided they comply with visa requirements; have obtained a secondary-school leaving certificate, followed a higher or technical or vocational course of study to an equivalent level, or obtained a university level diploma. have a thorough knowledge of one of the official languages of the European Union; not be party to an employment contract or any working contractual relationship during their traineeship; not have carried out a previous traineeship with a Member, nor have previously worked as a parliamentary assistant to a Member, whether local or accredited. How to apply? To submit an application, it is necessary to contact directly the Members of the European Parliament . The duration of the traineeship is between six weeks and five consecutive months, and is decided on by the
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