The Regional Office of the EU-Eastern Partnership Culture and Creativity Programme Steering is accepting applications for a 6-month internship. The Intern will assist the Country Coordinator in administrative and communication related tasks. The intern should be ready to use their personal laptop for work.

 

 

Details

Location Yerevan, Armenia
Salary The minimum official salary rate defined by the Government of RA
Duration 6 months
Working hours 4 hours per day, Monday-Friday
Closing date Saturday 31 December 2016

Role overview

The Intern should: 

  • Be a final-year student or a recent graduate of Project Management, International Relations, Public Relations, Arts Management or other related field;
  • Have a cultural studies background or interest in cultural projects;
  • Have advanced level of English.
  • Have native Armenian language;
  • Be able to interact verbally and in writing with professionalism;
  • Be a self-starter, results-focussed problem solver, and team player;
  • Be flexible to perform a wide variety of tasks in a small office.

Main responsibilities: 

  • Update the Associates Facebook closed groups with news, materials and updates from the programme;
  • Contact all Programme Associates in their country each month by phone;
  • Support in marketing and communication;
  • Support the updating of the contacts database;
  • In consultation with the Country Coordinator, support other team members with other activities as required.

Benefits for intern in case of successful completion: 

  • Induction training process by all staff;
  • Develop a basic understanding of the workings of EU Programmes
  • Certificate on internship; 
  • Reference from the Programme;
  • Opportunity to attend the workshops;
  • Experience working in an international office environment
  • Experience in emerging cultural and creative sectors.

 

How to apply

Please, send your CV and motivational letter (up to 1 A4 page) to armenia@culturepartnership.eu with subject “Intern_Surname”. For any questions please contact armenia@culturepartnership.eu. Please note that only short-listed candidates will be contacted.

 

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