The Berlin-based CoE was opened in September 2020 during the German EU Council Presidency upon the initiative of the Federal Foreign Office. Its aim is to strengthen civilian crisis management. The CoE is a service provider for the EU Member States and the EU institutions and services, especially the European External Action Service (EEAS). It is a knowledge hub for the collection and exchange of national models and experiences ("good practices and processes") and for the development of concrete ideas on how European civilian crisis management can be further developed. The CoE currently has 23 members, all of them EU Member States. The CoE is financed by a grant from Germany’s Federal Foreign Office, and by financial contributions from its members. The team of the CoE consists of core staff as well as personnel seconded to the CoE from its members.
for 80 hours per month. The position is initially limited to three months with the possibility of extension by mutual agreement. The place of work is Berlin. The position is foreseen to be filled as soon as possible.
The Student Assistant is assigned to the Head of the Director’s Office and shall support the Junior Policy Officer Public Relations in their work.
Tasks and Responsibilities:
We highly value diversity and therefore expressly welcome all applications - regardless of cultural, social or ethnic origin, gender, religion or belief, disability, age or sexual identity.
People with severe disabilities and people of equal status are given preferential consideration in the case of equal suitability in accordance with the legal requirements.
Your application should include the following documents and supporting evidence:
Please send your application (in English, via email in one single PDF file) exclusively to application@coe-civ.eu by Sunday, 15 September 2024, 23:59 (CEST). Please note that applications will be assessed on a rolling basis.
If you have any questions, please contact Niamh Punton, Junior Policy Officer for Public Relations at niamh.punton@coe-civ.eu.
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