Part Time Intern For NGO Wanted

Here's a good opportunity for some bleeding heart to work with a NGO and stick it on the CV before going off to work as Head Of Sexual Harrassment at Bigbank Corp or something.

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Would you like to acquire an understanding of international trade and development issues? Would you also like to obtain a working knowledge of the operation, role and function of an development NGO? ICDA is regularly looking for interns for its office in Brussels. This could therefore be a great opportunity for you!

Internships are for a period of no less than three months minimum, and ICDA provides some financial compensation. Unfortunately, ICDA does not have sufficient resources to make dispensation for accommodation in Brussels. However, we can help you in finding some.

Tasks:

Produce ICDA's FREE Trade & Development-related electronic newsletter, the WTO Impact List.

Contribute and gather information for the ICDA Update.

Assist the Chair of ICDA and other staff in the daily administrative work, including CENNTand IWGGT.

Liase with member organisations.

Represent ICDA in various meetings, such as at the EU institutions and within the NGO community here in Brussels.


Your Qualifications:

University student/graduate with a Major in Economics, Economic History, Political Science, International Relations.

Preferably a documented interest in Development or the Environment

Fluent in English, preferably some knowledge / understanding of French.

For more information on the CV, please visit:
http://www.icda.be/internship-index.htm

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Emmanuel.K.Bensah, ICDA Intern/Webmaster
ICDA Secretariat
International Coalition for Development Action
rue Stevin 115, B-1000 Brussels
Tel. 32(2) 230 0430, Fax. 32(2) 230 5237
E-mail: ekbensah@icda.be, Website: http://www.icda.be
Working on?: http://www.icda.be/aboutus-index.htm
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ICDA facilitates information exchange on development and trade-related issues between our member organizations and the public, promotes a just and sustainable international system that advances social and gender equity and environmental concerns and raises awareness about socio-economic and gender issues that affect sustainable development.