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Summer jobs
Are you still studying, but beginning to look for an exciting and formative first professional experience? Do you wonder what a typical workday in your chosen field feels like? If so, keep reading!
At the EIB, we understand that these early practical experiences are very valuable, and we have in place a programme to give you this brief taste of working life. If you are looking to keep busy between academic years, we can offer you our short-term Summer Jobs.
Your role will be to provide general assistance in a range of administrative tasks, for between two to four weeks in the July to September period. You will experience working life in a large organisation as well as earning an allowance for your time. You will return to your studies having gained a wider perspective on your chosen field, as well as – we hope – some fun memories from your time with us.
To be eligible, you need to be a national from an EU Member State, aged 18 to 25, currently in education and you will need to speak English proficiently. You will need to arrange your own accommodation, so we advise you to be located near our offices.
Make sure you check our Careers section from around mid-February for announcements. Selections are made by drawing lots and selected students will be informed by email by mid-April. There is usually a very high demand for these opportunities and this is the only way to secure a Summer job at the Bank, so don’t miss your window!
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