How do I get a EU traineeship?

Applicants must have a level of education which corresponds to completed university studies attested by a diploma (awarded in EU Member States or that are subject to the equivalence certificates issued by Member States’ Authorities), when the normal period of university education is three years or more.

What is EU Blue Book traineeship?

Welcome to the Blue Book traineeships website Twice a year, the Commission offers 5-month paid traineeships in its Directorate-Generals, agencies and bodies, which have signed a Service Level Agreement with DG EAC/the Commission. Subsequent career opportunities may vary between these different entities.

How do you get a job with the European Union?

To get a European work visa, follow the steps listed below:

1. Check what Employment Visas the country where you wish to work offers.
2. Figure out if you qualify for a work visa to EU.
3. Meet the criteria for an EU work visa.
4. Collect the required documents for an employment visa.
5. Schedule a visa interview.

Are EU traineeships paid?

Traineeships in the EU institutions. All of the EU Institutions and agencies offer stages to University graduates. Most are for periods of five or six months and, in a majority of cases, are paid.

What does a traineeship involve?

A traineeship is a type of vocational training (training under a supervisor) where you earn a wage and learn about the industry and job you’re in! Traineeships cover a huge range of industries (over 700) from business-related fields such as marketing or administration, to hospitality & more!

What is a paid traineeship?

Trainees are paid for time spent attending training or assessment related to their traineeship unless they are: a school-based trainee. a part-time trainee whose training is wholly off-the-job.

How many hours is a traineeship?

Hours of work The minimum part-time hours for an apprenticeship are 21 hours per week. The minimum part-time hours for a traineeship are: 15 hours per week for traineeships with a full-time term of less than two years. 21 hours per week for traineeships with a full-time term of two years or more.

How long does it take to complete a traineeship?

Traineeships allow you to study for a certificate qualification to work in a particular industry or occupation, for example office work, childcare or information technology. It will take approximately 1-2 years to complete a traineeship.