• Monitoring EU policy developments and drafting updates for members
• Attending meetings with EU institutions and partners and reporting back
• Supporting communications, including newsletters, events, and social media
• Assisting with project coordination and related administrative tasks.

You are a curious and motivated individual who is keen to learn and eager to gain hands-on experience in the international development and humanitarian sector. You are interested inhow policy and advocacy work at the EU level and are open to exploring faith-sensitive approaches to social impact. We are looking for someone who is proactive, willing to engage in guided self-learning, and ready to contribute to a small, dynamic team. You will be supported throughout the internship but also expected to take initiative and demonstrate a willingness to grow in the role. This position also requires:

• Knowledge of the EU institutions is an advantage
• University degree and/or at least 2 years transferrable work experience
• Information gathering/research experience and ability to write texts that are readerfriendly
• Excellent people skills and written and oral communication skills
• Excellent command of written and spoken English. Any other language is an asset
• Digital literacy – confident using standard tools and willing to learn and work with digital platforms such as Microsoft Teams, Canva, and JotForm
• Alignment with EU-CORD's mission and values.