Eurodesk Brussels Link is looking for a Web editor Intern
With a network of national coordinators connected to over 1.000 local information providers through Eurodesk Centres in 36 European countries, Eurodesk is the main source of information on European opportunities for young people and those who work with them. The network manages several online tools and co-manages the European Youth Portal for the European Commission. Eurodesk Brussels Link coordinates the activities of the network.
Eurodesk Brussels Link is seeking one highly motivated web editor intern. The intern will assist with tasks related to European Youth Portal (europa.eu/youth) such as publishing news items, answering enquiries and managing social media communication and newsletters. This internship is an excellent opportunity to participate in all stages of content creation from inception to publishing and developing new skills and working methods on social media and information tools.
Proposed length of internship is six (6) months.
Deadline to apply: 7 July 2019 (23:59 Brussels time).
A pre-selection online test will take place on 10 or 11 July 2019.
Short-listed candidates should be available between 09h00-12h00 to receive and finalise a test.
We welcome a variety of forms: articles, photos, video content, caricatures... When sending us an article, consider including a suitable photo to go with it, thus making your contribution more visually appealing.
All contributions should be dedicated to the issues of youth
and youth policy.
The right to publish in the magazine belongs to everyone!
MAKE A STAND – LET’S BUILD OUR FUTURE TOGETHER!
TYM publishes a variety of media contents – texts, caricatures, photos, video-clips – created by young people, youth workers, experts, and all others that wish and have something to say about youth policy.
Geographically, TYM is primarily targeting European and Latin American countries, but it also publishes important news and initiatives in the field of youth policy worldwide.
The e-Magazine gives special attention to youth media activism, wishing to present the examples of best practices of using different media for youth activism.
Besides authored articles, TYM also gathers together relevant articles from other web-sites. TYM e-Magazine is thus a virtual space where visitors are able to get information about the international situation and problems of youth policy, and the place where young authors are able to write articles and other content intended for improving the youth policy internationally. In this respect, it has vital importance for the intraregional and transregional association, understanding, coming together, promoting dialogue and cooperation.
