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CURIA - Traineeship

Posted 23 Mar 2024
Work experience
0 to 2 years
Full-time / part-time
Full-time
Job function
Degree level
Required languages
English (Fluent)
Dutch (Fluent)
Deadline
29 Sep 2017 21:59

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General information

Every year, the Court of Justice of the European Union offers a limited number of paid traineeships of a maximum duration of five months. Traineeships are generally undertaken in the Research and Documentation Directorate, the Communication Directorate, Seminars and Visits Unit, the Directorate-General for Translation, the Registry of the General Court or the Interpretation Directorate (for detailed rules regarding interpreting traineeships, see below).

There are two traineeship periods:

  • from 1 March to 31 July (form to be sent no later than 30 September)
  • from 1 October to 28 February (form to be sent no later than 30 April)

Applicants, who must hold a degree in law or in political sciences (majority content, law) or, for traineeships in the Interpretation Directorate, a diploma in conference interpreting, must complete and then print and sign the application form EN / FR and send it to the following e-mail address: Stages.services@curia.europa.., together with a detailed curriculum vitae and copies of diplomas and/or certificates. All attachments must bear the first name and surname of the applicant and must be numbered consecutively. Please note that the combined size of all attachments must not exceed 5 MB.

If you have any problems in opening the form, download it as a local version and use the Adobe Reader software instead of your browser to read it.

In view of the nature of the working environment, a good knowledge of French is desirable.

Interpreting traineeships, which last from 10 to 12 weeks, are primarily aimed at newly qualified conference interpreters whose language combination is of interest to the Interpretation Directorate. The aim is to enable newly qualified interpreters to be supervised as they perfect their interpreting skills, particularly in legal interpreting, which involves the preparation of case-files, terminological research and practical exercises in a ‘silent booth'. The ability to read French is required. Please note that no hearings are held during judicial vacations.

Je bent op zoek naar een baan die past bij jouw ambities. Een baan in een internationale omgeving. Werken bij de EU is werken met collega's met een zeer gevarieerde culturele achtergrond. Er zijn carrièremogelijkheden in Brussel, Luxemburg en Straatsburg, maar ook elders in Europa en in de rest van de wereld. De EU biedt volop mogelijkheden voor kandidaten met zeer uiteenlopende opleidingen en ervaring.
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Government
Den Haag
Active in 27 countries
40,000 employees
60% men - 40% women
Average age is 47 years

What employees are saying

Melissa van der Heijden

trainee Europese Commissie

Melissa van der Heijden

Melissa meldde zich aan voor een traineeship bij de Europese Commissie, omdat ze internationale werkervaring wilde opdoen. Ze maakte vanuit het Emergency Response Coordination Centre het begin van de coronacrisis mee. Een bijzondere traineeplek in een bijzondere situatie, https://bit.ly/3H2gZL2

Twan van Erp

beleidsassistent directeur Clean Planet

Twan van Erp

“Ik wilde graag impact maken en op grote onderwerpen werken”, vertelt Twan. “Dat je in een heel internationale omgeving werkt maakt het ook aantrekkelijk en inspirerend. Iedereen draagt vanuit zijn of haar eigen achtergrond weer iets anders bij.” Lees het interview met Twan https://rb.gy/h12mt