The EU InfoCentre in Skopje, offers five internship sessions per year. Internships are voluntary (unpaid) and interns will be required to work part-time (20 hours per week) during a two-month internship period.

The EU InfoCentre offers two-month internships for young people. The work given to interns involves executive tasks e.g. compiling information and documentation, providing assistance in events organisation, providing information and assistance to visitors etc. as well as more elaborate work such as writing summaries, info pads etc.
Applicants must have minimum knowledge of EU affairs as well as an interest in the process of country’s accession to the EU. At the end of the internship period, interns will receive an internship certificate and, if needed, a recommendation letter.

The internship periods are:
• January – February
• March – April
• May – June
• July – August
• September – October
• November – December

Interns must be able to finance themselves throughout the internship program: cover their travel costs, accommodation and daily expenses, as internships are not paid.

Criteria:
• Interns must be citizens of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, the European Union or EU applicant countries;
• They must be university graduates, with a minimum of 3 full years undergraduate studies, preferably with a background in European studies, economics, political sciences or law, and have knowledge about the EU integration process, particularly in relation to the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia;
• Be fluent in Macedonian and English language. Knowledge of other languages (preferably Albanian) is useful;
• Computer literacy is a must.

How to apply:
To apply for an internship, send a CV and a motivation letter to EUinfo@euic.mk , stating why you are interested in taking this internship at the EU InfoCentre, what you hope to learn here and how it can be of use to you in the future.