Time to Help Belgium is a Brussels-based non-profit organisation working to support vulnerable

communities in Belgium and internationally through humanitarian aid, social inclusion, education,

health, development and community-based projects.

As part of our growing activities and European project development efforts, Time to Help Belgium is

looking for a motivated EU Funding & Project Management Intern to join our team in Brussels.

Profile

We are looking for a candidate who:

● Is a university student or graduate, preferably in European Studies, International Relations, Political

Science, Public Administration, Economics, International Law, Development Studies, Social Sciences

or a related field;

● Has a strong interest in EU institutions, EU funding programmes, European policies and NGO projects;

● Has good research, analytical and organisational skills;

● Is proactive, creative and willing to take initiative;

● Has the ability to learn quickly and work effectively both independently and within a team;

● Has good written and spoken English;

● Has good communication and interpersonal skills;

● Is motivated to work in a multicultural and international environment.

Main Responsibilities

The intern will support the Time to Help Belgium team in areas including:

● Identifying and mapping relevant EU funding programmes, grants, subsidies and calls for proposals;

● Monitoring upcoming EU funding opportunities and application deadlines;

● Supporting the preparation and development of EU project proposals and funding applications;

● Conducting research related to EU policies, humanitarian aid, social inclusion, education,

development and other relevant areas;

● Identifying potential European and international project partners;

● Supporting communication and coordination with NGOs, institutions, public authorities and other

stakeholders;





● Assisting with project planning, implementation and reporting;

● Supporting the organisation of project-related meetings, workshops, events and activities;

● Preparing project summaries, reports, presentations and other relevant documentation;

● Supporting institutional relations and partnership development.

What We Offer

● Practical experience in EU funding and project development within a Brussels-based NGO;

● Hands-on involvement in identifying funding opportunities and developing real project proposals;

● Experience in European and international humanitarian and social projects;

● Exposure to NGOs, institutions and potential European project partners;

● The opportunity to participate in projects from the initial idea and funding application stage through

to implementation;

● A hybrid working arrangement, combining work from our Brussels office with remote working where

appropriate;

● A multicultural and international working environment;

● Mentoring and professional development opportunities.

Potential for a Paid Position

Successful interns may be offered a paid role within EU-funded projects developed during or following

the internship, subject to project approval and available funding.

Location & Working Arrangement

Time to Help Belgium

Rue Royale 241

1210 Brussels, Belgium

The internship can be organized on a hybrid basis, with a combination of office-based and remote

work depending on the tasks, meetings and project activities.

Duration

Internship duration and working schedule can be discussed depending on the candidate's availability

and internship requirements.

How to Apply

Interested candidates are invited to send their CV and a short cover letter to:

[email protected]

Please mention "EU Funding & Project Management Intern" in the subject line.

Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an

interview.

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