Applications for the 2024 European Commission Traineeship are now being accepted.
The first step to becoming an employee of the European Commission would be to apply for an EU Trainee position.
The duration of the EU internship is five to six months. A bachelor’s degree is a prerequisite for applying to the European Parliament Traineeship.
The IELTS is not required. You speak German and English with ease.
Fully sponsored internship abroad at the Luxembourg Parliament office or in Brussels.
The Master application process is also available for the Blue Book traineeship.
The allowance is €1200 euros per month.
European Commission Traineeship 2024 Details
- Country: Belgium and Luxembourg
- Funded by: European Commission
- Stipend: 1200 Euro
- Deadline: 15 March 2024
Duration of Internship
- Beginning of March to the end of July
- The beginning of October to the end of February of the following year
Financial Benefits of the European Commission Traineeship 2024
Selected applicants don’t have to pay for anything: Here are some amazing perks of being EU trainee:
- Monthly allowance of €1,300 per month.
- Visa costs/Medical Fees will be given to applicants
- The EU will cover the travel expenditure. (Airfare Tickets)
- For Accommodation, you have to pay by yourself.
Required Supporting Documents for the European Commission Traineeship 2024
- Copy of a valid passport in the application form.
- Copies of all university degrees indicated in the application form
- Copies of certifications obtained, as indicated in the application form,
- Copies of evidence of all declared work experience in the home country ( Not Mandatory)
- Copies of evidence of all international experience if applicable.
What kind of work experience You Can Declare?
You can declare all types of work experience, including holiday or student jobs, as well as jobs carried out on a part-time basis. Any Volunteer work experience. The system allows you to indicate up to five work experiences.
- Click Here To Create An Account
- fill in the sign-up form
- click ‘submit‘
- check your email account (including your spam folder) , follow the link to ‘create your password‘
- choose your password and submit it
- click ‘Proceed‘ to the application form
- use either the email or your EU Login username to log in afterward.
- Upload documents online and write down answers to questions being asked in the form.