Siete alla ricerca di un ruolo stimolante e gratificante in un ambiente dinamico e multiculturale? Avete ottime capacità amministrative, organizzative e di comunicazione? Parlate fluentemente tedesco e inglese?
Se sì, allora potresti essere il candidato ideale per la posizione di Assistente Amministrativo - Lingua tedesca presso il Partito Democratico Europeo (PDE), un partito politico centrista a livello europeo, composto da 20 partiti nazionali di 15 Paesi europei.
Informazioni sul ruolo
Il PDE sta cercando un nuovo membro a tempo pieno che si occupi delle attività amministrative e logistiche del PDE. Il suo compito principale sarà quello di supportare il resto del team. La posizione sarà basata presso la sede del PDE a Bruxelles e richiederà anche occasionali spostamenti per supportare eventi e riunioni.
Gestione amministrativa: garantirà il buon funzionamento dell'ufficio di Bruxelles. Sarà il punto di contatto per i fornitori di servizi del PDE e per le autorità belghe. Una parte significativa del ruolo consisterà nell'elaborazione di fatture, bollette e posta del PDE.
Finanze: sosterrete il lavoro del team per soddisfare i requisiti finanziari stabiliti dal Parlamento europeo, dall'autorità europea per i partiti politici e le fondazioni europee e dalle autorità belghe.
Eventi e attività: assisterete il team nella preparazione della logistica e dei documenti per le riunioni statutarie, gli incontri e gli eventi organizzati dalla PDE stessa o dai suoi membri. Ciò significa richiedere preventivi, supervisionare la logistica, inviare documenti, richiedere il catering e inviare materiale nelle diverse lingue della PDE.
Requisti del ruolo
- Richiesto: almeno 1 anno di esperienza nel supporto amministrativo
- Lingue:
- Richiesto: fluente in tedesco e almeno livello C2 in inglese e/o francese
- La conoscenza di altre lingue costituirà un vantaggio
- La conoscenza delle regole che si applicano ai partiti politici europei e agli AISBL belgi costituirà un vantaggio.
Competenze
- Il ruolo richiede precisione e un'elevata attenzione ai dettagli, soprattutto per quanto riguarda le finanze e la logistica.
- Capacità di lavorare in un team eterogeneo di diverse provenienze e nazionalità
- Capacità di comunicare in modo chiaro e veloce sia oralmente che per iscritto.
- Capacità di comprendere rapidamente compiti e situazioni e di lavorare efficacemente in gruppo e in modo indipendente.
Dettagli del contratto
- Tipo di contratto: contratto di lavoro di 3 mesi (prorogabile)
- Data di inizio: il prima possibile
- Stipendio: 3.000 euro lordi al mese
Se siete interessati a questa opportunità, inviate il vostro CV e la lettera di presentazione in inglese a [email protected] entro il 28 febbraio 2024, indicando come oggetto "Administrative Assistant - German Speaking". Solo i candidati selezionati saranno contattati per un colloquio.
Non vediamo l'ora di sentirvi!
Il Partito Democratico Europeo (PDE) è un movimento politico transnazionale che riunisce partiti e rappresentanti impegnati per un'Unione Europea più democratica, integrata e vicina ai cittadini. Il Segretariato del PDE, con sede a Bruxelles, organizza le attività del partito e gestisce la comunicazione esterna.
Notizie correlate
The EDP in Belgrade for a European Serbia: legality, free media, fair elections
Mission of PDE Secretary General Sandro Gozi to Belgrade (18–19 September 2025): public debate with hundreds of young people, meetings with opposition parties and civil society, focus on the rule of law, political repression and delays in EU integrationGozi stresses that it is not citizens who endanger Serbia’s European path, but President Vučić and his government. By resorting to repression, false narratives and attacks on fundamental freedoms, they are undermining the credibility and the European future of the country.
Lettera aperta
To the President of the Republic of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić
with a copy to the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen
President Vučić,
Your letter of 21 August addressed to President von der Leyen is a masterpiece of hypocrisy. But facts, numbers and images tell another story.
In recent months, hundreds of people have been arrested in Serbia, including students and peaceful citizens. Many of them remain in prison today, facing charges that are essentially political. In practice, this undermines their freedom of expression and discourages democratic participation. It is not the citizens who are destabilising the country: it is your government, repressing the right to protest.
In March, during a commemoration in Novi Sad, a sonic cannon (LRAD) was used against demonstrators, A weapon, capable of provoking harsh pain, panic and permanent hearing damage. A practice that has nothing to do with the european standards you claim to embrace.
On 15 August, a video showed fifteen young people forced to their knees against a wall, filmed by police officers. An act of public humiliation, in total contempt for human dignity and contrary to every democratic standard.
And this was not an isolated case: in those same days, other footage and testimonies clearly showed worrying heavy-handed arrests, with students dragged to the ground, women and even minors treated without regard for their rights.
While students are beaten and arrested, citizens have witnessed violent groups apparently close to your party moving about undisturbed.
This selective tolerance raises serious concerns of rule of law.
Equally serious is the attack on freedom of information. N1, a news channel belonging to United Media (United Group), has been the target of a campaign of intimidation and pressure documented in recordings published by OCCRP/KRIK. You know perfectly well that silencing the last independent broadcaster means suffocating truth and pluralism.
President Vučić, it is not the youth, it is not the citizens, it is not the demonstrators who are jeopardising the European path of Serbia: Serbia belongs to Europe. But it is you — with your policies, your denyal your statements — which are undermining the credibility and the european path of your country.
Your accusations against Nikolina Sindjelić are embarrassing . The evidence shows that threats, unlawful arrests and violence have indeed taken place: personal attacks do not erase reality.
Your letter must therefore be sent back to the sender.
Serbian citizens deserve much better and Europe is something else: freedom, dignity, democracy.
L’Ora Europea della Serbia – Tempo perso o nuova opportunità?
Public debate in Belgrade with Sandro Gozi and representatives of civil society Serbia’s European Hour – Lost time or a new opportunity?In his statement, Gozi denounces the hundreds of arrests of students and peaceful citizens, the use of a sonic cannon (LRAD) during the March protest in Novi Sad, the shocking video of students forced to their knees and filmed by police, the violent arrests of women and even minors, and the attack on press freedom with intimidation against N1, documented by OCCRP/KRIK.
Gozi stresses that it is not citizens who endanger Serbia’s European path, but President Vučić and his government. By resorting to repression, false narratives and attacks on fundamental freedoms, they are undermining the credibility and the European future of the country.
Lettera aperta
To the President of the Republic of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić
with a copy to the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen
President Vučić,
Your letter of 21 August addressed to President von der Leyen is a masterpiece of hypocrisy. But facts, numbers and images tell another story.
In recent months, hundreds of people have been arrested in Serbia, including students and peaceful citizens. Many of them remain in prison today, facing charges that are essentially political. In practice, this undermines their freedom of expression and discourages democratic participation. It is not the citizens who are destabilising the country: it is your government, repressing the right to protest.
In March, during a commemoration in Novi Sad, a sonic cannon (LRAD) was used against demonstrators, A weapon, capable of provoking harsh pain, panic and permanent hearing damage. A practice that has nothing to do with the european standards you claim to embrace.
On 15 August, a video showed fifteen young people forced to their knees against a wall, filmed by police officers. An act of public humiliation, in total contempt for human dignity and contrary to every democratic standard.
And this was not an isolated case: in those same days, other footage and testimonies clearly showed worrying heavy-handed arrests, with students dragged to the ground, women and even minors treated without regard for their rights.
While students are beaten and arrested, citizens have witnessed violent groups apparently close to your party moving about undisturbed.
This selective tolerance raises serious concerns of rule of law.
Equally serious is the attack on freedom of information. N1, a news channel belonging to United Media (United Group), has been the target of a campaign of intimidation and pressure documented in recordings published by OCCRP/KRIK. You know perfectly well that silencing the last independent broadcaster means suffocating truth and pluralism.
President Vučić, it is not the youth, it is not the citizens, it is not the demonstrators who are jeopardising the European path of Serbia: Serbia belongs to Europe. But it is you — with your policies, your denyal your statements — which are undermining the credibility and the european path of your country.
Your accusations against Nikolina Sindjelić are embarrassing . The evidence shows that threats, unlawful arrests and violence have indeed taken place: personal attacks do not erase reality.
Your letter must therefore be sent back to the sender.
Serbian citizens deserve much better and Europe is something else: freedom, dignity, democracy.
Gli eurodeputati PDE a Parigi con Gozi, Bayrou e Barrot: priorità per Strasburgo, riforma della governance, caro-vita, transizione ecologica e ruolo globale dell’Europa
EDP MEPs in Paris with Gozi, Bayrou and Barrot: priorities for Strasbourg, governance reform, the cost of living, ecological transition and Europe’s global roleThe initiative follows Vučić’s letter sent to Brussels on 21 August, in which he accused Serbian students and demonstrators of violence, reversing the truth and blaming the victims of repression.
In his statement, Gozi denounces the hundreds of arrests of students and peaceful citizens, the use of a sonic cannon (LRAD) during the March protest in Novi Sad, the shocking video of students forced to their knees and filmed by police, the violent arrests of women and even minors, and the attack on press freedom with intimidation against N1, documented by OCCRP/KRIK.
Gozi stresses that it is not citizens who endanger Serbia’s European path, but President Vučić and his government. By resorting to repression, false narratives and attacks on fundamental freedoms, they are undermining the credibility and the European future of the country.
Lettera aperta
To the President of the Republic of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić
with a copy to the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen
President Vučić,
Your letter of 21 August addressed to President von der Leyen is a masterpiece of hypocrisy. But facts, numbers and images tell another story.
In recent months, hundreds of people have been arrested in Serbia, including students and peaceful citizens. Many of them remain in prison today, facing charges that are essentially political. In practice, this undermines their freedom of expression and discourages democratic participation. It is not the citizens who are destabilising the country: it is your government, repressing the right to protest.
In March, during a commemoration in Novi Sad, a sonic cannon (LRAD) was used against demonstrators, A weapon, capable of provoking harsh pain, panic and permanent hearing damage. A practice that has nothing to do with the european standards you claim to embrace.
On 15 August, a video showed fifteen young people forced to their knees against a wall, filmed by police officers. An act of public humiliation, in total contempt for human dignity and contrary to every democratic standard.
And this was not an isolated case: in those same days, other footage and testimonies clearly showed worrying heavy-handed arrests, with students dragged to the ground, women and even minors treated without regard for their rights.
While students are beaten and arrested, citizens have witnessed violent groups apparently close to your party moving about undisturbed.
This selective tolerance raises serious concerns of rule of law.
Equally serious is the attack on freedom of information. N1, a news channel belonging to United Media (United Group), has been the target of a campaign of intimidation and pressure documented in recordings published by OCCRP/KRIK. You know perfectly well that silencing the last independent broadcaster means suffocating truth and pluralism.
President Vučić, it is not the youth, it is not the citizens, it is not the demonstrators who are jeopardising the European path of Serbia: Serbia belongs to Europe. But it is you — with your policies, your denyal your statements — which are undermining the credibility and the european path of your country.
Your accusations against Nikolina Sindjelić are embarrassing . The evidence shows that threats, unlawful arrests and violence have indeed taken place: personal attacks do not erase reality.
Your letter must therefore be sent back to the sender.
Serbian citizens deserve much better and Europe is something else: freedom, dignity, democracy.
