Trainees work all over the European Commission, its services and agencies, mostly in Brussels, but also in Luxembourg and elsewhere across the European Union.
The nature of your work will depend on the service you are assigned to.
You may, for example, work in the field of competition law, human resources, environmental policy, etc.
What does the traineeship offer?
Insight into the processes and policies of the European Institutions;The opportunity to contribute to the day-to-day work of the Commission’s;
The opportunity to put academic theory into practice.
What does a trainee’s daily work consist of?
Attending and organising meetings, working groups, and public hearings;
Researching, drafting end editing documentation – including reports and consultations;
Answering citizens’ inquiries;
Supporting the management of projects.
What do we expect from you?
An open-minded approach to European issues;
An interest in learning about the Commission’s working methods;
Willingness to work in a multicultural environment;
To contribute to the Commission’s daily work from a fresh perspective;
A proactive attitude.
Scientific traineeships are also available at the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC).
Interested in a traineeship at another institution?
European Parliament
Council of the European Union
Court of Justice
Committee of the Regions
European Economic and Social Committee
European Ombudsman
European Data Protection Supervisor
— Leggi su ec.europa.eu/stages/about_en
L’analfabetismo italiano e la Repubblica fondata sull’ignoranza – La Voce di New York (2016)
Secondo gli studi dell’autorevole linguista De Mauro, meno di un terzo della popolazione italiana avrebbe i livelli di comprensione della scrittura e del…
— Leggi su www.lavocedinewyork.com/arts/lingua-italiana/2016/03/28/analfabetismo-italiano-e-la-repubblica-fondata-sullignoranza/
7° Webinar gratuito – Europa a scuola: eTwinning con Maria Rosaria Grasso | Flipnet | Eventi e formazione sulle didattiche attive, creative, inclusive, cooperative e capovolte
Primo dei due webinar con Maria Rosaria Grasso
sull’EUROPA A SCUOLA!In questo webinar scopriremo la piattaforma eTwinning, la più grande community europea di insegnanti impegnati nella realizzazione di progetti collaborativi attraverso i gemellaggi elettronici.
eTwinning, parte integrante del programma Erasmus+, offre grandi possibilità per la formazione dei docenti e ci consente di attuare una didattica coinvolgente e innovativa, basata sullo scambio e sulla collaborazione, dando così una dimensione europea al nostro operato.
— Leggi su flipnet.it/europa-a-scuola-etwinning-con-maria-rosaria-grasso/
Jan Amos Comenius Prize for high quality teaching about the European Union – call for applications Reference: EAC/30/2019 Deadline: 06.02.2020
The European Commission has launched the Call for Applications for the “Jan Amos Comenius Prize for high quality teaching about the European Union”.
The deadline for applications is 6 February 2020, 17.00 CET.
The prize will reward secondary schools that help their pupils learn about the European Union in ways that inspire. It will provide EU-wide recognition and visibility to relevant work in each Member State and will highlight the importance of teaching and learning about the EU at a young age. It will showcase inspirational teaching methods that engage pupils actively in learning about the EU and will help spread these practices.
There will be up to twenty-eight (28) prizes of €8,000 each, one per EU Member State.
- The Rules of Contest have now been published.
- You can submit your application only through the EU Survey website.
The call is open to ISCED level 2 and ISCED level3 secondary schools established and based in the European Union (not to individual teachers). For more details, on which schools are eligible, see question 5 in the Frequently Asked Questions below.
https://ec.europa.eu/education/news/european-commission-launches-new-prize-for-schools_en
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