Policy Assistant

The Lifelong Learning Platform
  • Location
    Brussels, Belgium
  • Sector
    Non Profit
  • Experience
    Early Career
  • Posted
    Today

Position description

LLLP is looking for a Policy Assistant. The successful candidate will be a team player, eager to constantly learn, able to work within a multicultural environment and to stick to tight deadlines.

Policy support (60%)

  • Support the policy team with research and analysis of current policy initiatives;
  • Monitor relevant developments in EU legislative processes;
  • Communicate on policy initiatives and relevant developments to internal and external stakeholders;
  • Draft and disseminate reports, briefings and info notes for internal use;
  • Draft and disseminate the advocacy newsletters for LLLP members;
  • Liaise with the communication team for external dissemination;
  • Attend and report on relevant meetings on behalf of LLLP without speaking duties;
  • Minute taking at LLLP policy events - Erasmus+ Coalition, internal working groups, flagship events.

Project management (30%)

  • Support the project team with specific policy outputs for the projects - including but not limited to: policy - recommendations, policy analysis and research, PPT presentations;
  • Attend project meetings, including the drafting of minutes and reports.

Admin (10%)

  • Support LLLP in the organisation of events;
  • Archive and file relevant documents created for policy and project colleagues.

 

Qualifications

  • A post-secondary degree in the field of European studies, project management, educational sciences, political science or related discipline and/or relevant work or volunteer experience in education or in the non-profit sector;
  • An excellent command of the English language (spoken and written);
  • A keen interest to work on EU policy and initiatives.

Highly-valued

  • A genuine interest in lifelong learning, education and training;
  • Good writing and analysis skills, with the ability to adapt own language to the target audience;
  • Good computer skills and media literacy;
  • Experience with communication tools, such as Wordpress, Mailchimp, Basecamp and Social Media;
  • Knowledge of EU funding programmes (especially Erasmus+);
  • Knowledge of additional languages.

 

Application instructions

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