About the Role
As a mandatory intern for our Administration team, you will support daily office operations and gain insights into the diverse administrative processes of an internationally active non-profit organization. This role offers comprehensive exposure to the workings of an international foundation within a supportive, collegial team.
Responsibilities
- Support all areas of administration for a non-profit organization and daily office operations.
- Assist with preparatory tasks in the finance department, such as document review.
- Support administrative HR processes, including recruiting and onboarding.
- Organize meetings, appointments, and internal processes.
- Assist with internal projects and organizational tasks.
- Contribute to the maintenance of office spaces, workstations, and meeting/event rooms.
- Handle mail, packages, and deliveries.
- Serve as a point of contact for employees, guests, and external service providers.
- Maintain files, lists, and administrative processes.
Requirements
- Currently pursuing a degree program that requires a mandatory internship.
- Work in a structured, careful, and reliable manner.
- Interest in administrative processes and organizational procedures.
- Sufficient German and English language skills (at least conversational level).
- Enjoy teamwork and service-oriented collaboration.
Skills
- German language skills
- English language skills
- Teamwork
- Service-oriented collaboration
Location
- Office
Work Type
- Mandatory Internship
- Full-time
- Part-time (negotiable)
- Mobile-flexible work (after consultation)
Experience Level
- Internship
Education Level
- Currently pursuing a degree program
Salary/Compensations
- €600 per month internship compensation
- €50 mobility allowance per month
Benefits
- Comprehensive insights into the work of an international foundation.
- Appreciative, collegial team and international work environment.
- Room to contribute own interests and ideas.
- Opportunities for mobile-flexible work after consultation.
- 2.5 vacation days per month.
- Regular breaks during working hours for mental health ('Wellbeing Hour').
About the Company
- The non-partisan Schwarzkopf Foundation Young Europe was founded in 1971.
- The foundation aims to promote pan-European understanding, combat right-wing extremism, antisemitism, and racism, and strengthen young Europe.
- We support young people in developing political awareness and a vision for the Europe they want to live in.
- We offer young people opportunities for encounters, personal development, and active civil society participation.
- We work with them on projects for an open, solidary, and democratic Europe.
- We strengthen young and pluralistic voices throughout Europe and beyond.
Equal Opportunity
- We value diversity and therefore welcome all applications – regardless of gender, nationality, origin, religion, disability, age, sexual orientation, and identity.
- Our office spaces and access are not yet fully barrier-free. We are happy to discuss what we can do to reduce existing barriers.
