Are you a high school student ready to acquire hands-on foreign relations skills? Do you require a mandatory internship as part of your educational program? The EU Delegation to Mexico offers outstanding opportunities for students to get involved in diplomatic work while contributing to beneficial projects.
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About The Training
The EU Delegation to Mexico requests a five-month internship in its Cooperation Section starting in May 2025.
This program is solely for students who must undertake a mandatory internship during their university studies. The internship intends to offer students a foundational and growing learning skill, concentrating on developing practical skills that match their educational areas of study.
Internship Duties
At the time of this internship, chosen students will:
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- Get details and prepare brief reports on priority fields associated with the Cooperation Section.
- Helped organize and account for meetings, missions, and ceremonies.
- Assist the execution of the Global Gateway Investment Agenda in Mexico.
- Add to projects in safety, justice, and violence determent.
Who Can Make An Application
The training is available to students registered in their third, fourth, or fifth year of an institutional program in necessary areas such as Economics, Finance, foreign relations, Environment, Climate change, Energy, or other fields.
Qualification Conditions
- Applicants are required to have already lived and studied in Mexico.
- Robust teamwork experiences
- Outstanding command of Spanish and English, both written and oral.
To make an application, visit the official European Union Diplomatic Service webpage.
Application Deadline
The final date to apply for the mandatory traineeship—cooperation section at the EU Delegation to Mexico is 12 March 2025.
