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April 2th28th October, 2022 Thomas LeBihan

(BRUXELLES2) Are you studying international relations, political science, security, finance, economics or human resources? Or aeronautics, web-design, journalism? Well NATO "needs your skills". The organization launches its annual recruitment campaign to carry out an internship at the headquarters in Brussels, in certain other sectors. Applications are made on the following site (here) until April 19, for a 6-month internship beginning in March or September 2014.

Conditions:

- be at least 21 years old,

- be a member of a state belonging to NATO,

- be a student or recent graduate (less than a year),

- speak French or English fluently

Pre-selected candidates will be notified in September 2013 and a final selection will be made in October. Successful applicants will be required to obtain security clearance and have health insurance.

Good luck!

Thomas LeBihan

Student in "Public Affairs European Governance course" at Paris I. Intern at B2. Follows the news of the European Parliament.

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