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European Union - EEAS (European External Action Service) | Junior Experts in Delegation Programme
We inform you that the JED programme, which has been an efficient training tool and a successful example of partnership between Member States, the Commission and the EEAS shall definitively end in December 2012 given the fact that its functioning has to be put in conformity with new management norms and standards. The High Representative and the EEAS should present soon a new framework offering a single EU external action’ training scheme in the EU Delegations from 2013. The new scheme will propose to keep the main strengths and spirit of the JED scheme and will take into account current budgetary constraints to preserve and enhance partnerships with the Member States. The Junior Experts in Delegation programme, also known as the JED programme, aims to provide qualified University graduates from EU Member States with invaluable experience in the European Union's External Service Delegations situated in particular in developing countries.
Internship Programme
Application procedures for United Nations Headquarters Internships in New York Eligible candidates interested in participating in an internship at the United Nations Headquarters in New York can apply by visiting the United Nations Career Portal: http://careers.un.orgThe United Nations in the Heart of Europe | About UNOG | Internships
Internships The UNOG Internship Programme is intended for students enrolled in a degree programme in a graduate school (second university degree or higher) or for students having successfully completed at least four years of full-time study towards the completion of a degree at a university or equivalent institution in countries where higher education is not divided into undergraduate and graduate levels. Internships are intended to promote a better understanding of international problems among participants and to provide them with an insight into the work of the United Nations. Interns are not paid. The acquisition of the necessary visas, travel costs and arrangements and living accommodation are the responsibility of the interns or their sponsoring institutions.