Traineeship in the Political, Press and Information Section (PPI):

• Following key dossiers of the Committee of Ministers, the Parliamentary Assembly (PACE), relevant Rapporteur Groups and expert groups;
• Participating in the Committee of Ministers meetings, PACE sessions, Congress of Local and Regional Authorities sessions, rapporteur groups and expert groups meetings, preparing summaries and reporting;
• Updating EUDEL website and social media (Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Instagram);
• Drafting, proof-reading, and editing documents and articles, including for a public audience and social media;
• Compiling a daily press review and a monthly newsletter;
• Reporting on conferences, seminars and delegation meetings;
• Research and preparation of documents and notes;
• Drafting briefings;
• Contributing to the preparation and organisation of visibility and communication of EU events; assisting in the promotion as such events (producing advertisements, press releases, designing and distributing of promotional materials, making photo and video coverage of EUDEL's events);
• Follow up and supporting the organisation in the daily management of EUDEL activities (events, receptions, working lunches, meetings, logistic including documents preparation).

Traineeship in the Legal Section (LEGAL):

• Follow key dossiers of the Committee of Ministers, the Parliamentary Assembly (PACE), relevant Rapporteur Groups and expert groups;
• Participate in the Committee of Ministers meetings, rapporteur groups and expert groups meetings, preparing summaries and reporting;
• Follow the jurisprudence and other activities of the ECtHR, the reform of the ECtHR, the co-operation between ECtHR and Court of Justice of European Union (CJEU), and the EU accession to the ECHR and other CoE Conventions;
• Drafting meeting minutes, speaking points, briefings and notes;
• Researching and preparing documents and notes;
• Drafting, proof-reading and editing documents;
• Providing support in the daily management of EUDEL activities (events, receptions, working lunches, meetings, logistic, etc.).

• Master's degree in Political Sciences, international relations or communication for the PPI section, master's degree in international or EU and/or human rights law for the Legal Section;
• Ability and willingness to work in an international environment;
• Very good organisational skills and ability to deliver good quality work output;
• Very good analytical and drafting skills;
• Proficiency in both English (C2) and French (C1);
• Proactivity, ability to work in a team as well as independently;
• Computer literacy with practical experience in Microsoft packages and social media.