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The European External Action Service is recruiting Heads of Administration as permanent staff to assist Heads of EU Delegations in the day to day running of the Delegation.

As a Head of Administration you will be responsible for:

human resources and safety management;
financial management and implementation of the Delegation's budget;
management of the logistics, purchasing and premises of the Delegation.

To apply for this position. you should have:

Twice a year the European Economic and Social Committee offers traineeships for a period of five months to university graduates who are nationals of the Member States of the European Union, as well as to a number of university graduates from non-EU countries.

These periods of in-service training offer an opportunity to learn about the EESC's roles and activities and to acquire professional experience in a multicultural environment. They begin on 16 February and 16 September of each year and take place in the Committee's offices in Brussels.

The EU institutions are looking for highly motivated and talented graduates with a strong academic background, two EU languages, exceptional cognitive ability, and outstanding organisational and interpersonal skills to be recruited as permanent staff.

As a generalist, you will enjoy different challenges every day. You could be working in policy formulation and development, operational delivery and/or resource management.

The EIB offers a limited number of summer jobs for students during the period from June to September, from two to four weeks maximum providing the opportunity to experience working life and to earn some pocket money. Students taking up these summer jobs provide general assistance in basic administrative tasks.

To be eligible, students must be aged from 18 to 25 inclusive and must still be attending an educational establishment. Students should live locally in Luxembourg or the surrounding areas or be able to secure accommodation at their own expense.