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EVENT NOTIFICATION
Translating in the EU Institutions
Do you have a passion for languages? Would you like to work in an international environment across multicultural and multilingual teams?
Then a career as an EU translator may be an option for you!
Paul Kaye, Languages Officer at the European Commission will be on campus to speak to students about the work of translators at the EU Institutions. His information talk will cover the opportunities available within the institutions for candidates with languages skills. He will also explain the recruitment process, giving tips and advice on how to be successful in it.
Please note that you don't need to be studying languages to work as an EU translator so this event will be of interest to students from any degree that already have or are willing to improve their foreign language skills.
Date and time: Thursday, 3 November, 4:30-6pm
Venue: Charles Wilson, Belvoir Park Lounge (2nd floor)
Book your place via MyCareers: http://bit.ly/2ewSvS9
mycareers.le.ac.uk Current UoL students (undergraduate or postgraduate): use your University login details to access MyCareers via the link below. Graduates - register or login using the link in the box to the right.
EU & UN INTERNSHIP TALK - CHANGE OF LOCATION!!!!
Due to the high number of sign ups, we had to change the location of our event.
Now it will take place from 5pm at the KEN EDWARDS LECTURE THEATRE 3.
Hope to see you all there!
>>>EU & UN INTERNSHIP TALK
>>>EU & UN TRAINEESHIPS TALK
>>>TRAINEESHIP
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Post-referendum there is a lot of uncertainty on what will happen next. If you have any urgent questions regarding careers in the EU, you can always contact me.
Marija Litvinaite
21/06/2016
Maybe this will interest some of you.
Are you fluent in Irish? The Irish National press is talking about job offers in the EU linked to Irish language studies ( http://bit.ly/1ZKmCBQ)
Indeed, this is the time to apply for a career as a translator! Find out more about the eligibility criteria and the selection procedure here: http://bit.ly/1rlzu5B
Don't forget to apply before July 12th 2016 (12.00 midday Brussels time)!
Photo credits : Aldo Scicluna
09/06/2016
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
I would like to draw your attention to the translator competitions that have opened up today:
EPSO/AD/325/16 – DANISH-LANGUAGE (DA) TRANSLATORS (AD5)
EPSO/AD/326/16 – IRISH-LANGUAGE (GA) TRANSLATORS (AD5)
EPSO/AD/327/16 – CROATIAN-LANGUAGE (HR) TRANSLATORS (AD5)
EPSO/AD/328/16 – LITHUANIAN-LANGUAGE (LT) TRANSLATORS (AD5)
EPSO/AD/329/16 – MALTESE-LANGUAGE (MT) TRANSLATORS (AD5)
The deadline: 12 July 2016
Further details can be found on the EPSO website http://europa.eu/epso/index_en.htm.
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INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
If you wish to do an internship at the EU but have not yet graduated, why not explore some opportunities in institutions around and similar to the EU? It may be agreat way to boost your CV! For example INTERPOL, which is the largest international police organization and offers an internship programme: http://www.interpol.int/Recruitment/Other-recruitment-pages/Internships
Internships / Other recruitment pages / Recruitment / Internet / Home - INTERPOL INTERPOL is the world’s largest international police organization, with 190 member countries. Our role is to enable police around the world to work together to make the world a safer place. Our high-tech infrastructure of technical and operational support helps meet the growing challenges of fightin...
What skills do you need to become an exceptional EU candidate? Which internships would prepare you the most for a job in the EU? These are some of the questions that you have to ask yourself if you are planning to apply for an EU position in the future.
This article, written by an EU intern, has a great summary of the core skills that you need to have to be suitable for an EU job: https://europeanstudentthinktank.com/2016/05/29/eu-internships-the-best-professional-skills-to-develop-by-an-eu-intern/
EU Internships: The best professional skills to develop, by an EU intern By Carlota Núñez Strutt, Director of Communication of the European Student Think Tank. Following a traineeship at the Council of Europe in 2015 and a year in the EST Board, I move to Brussels in S…
JOB OPPORTUNITY
A few new competitions have been opened up recently. They require work experience, but they still might be suitable for some of you.
EPSO/AD/323/16 – INVESTIGATORS (AD 7) for the following profiles:
1 - Investigators: EU expenditure, anti-corruption
2 - Investigators: Customs and trade, to***co and counterfeit goods
EPSO/AD/324/16 – INVESTIGATORS (AD 9): Team leaders.
More information can be found here:
http://europa.eu/epso/beta/apply/job-offers
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