European commission opens blue book traineeship programme for graduates

The programme offers an opportunity to gain experience in EU policymaking and administration.

Successful applicants will work alongside EU professionals on projects related to policymaking, communication, and administration.

The program would permit recent graduates to work on projects in EU institutions, where approximately 650 trainees are selected each session, the commission informs.

An opportunity to provide them with the chance to build professional skills.

Trainees, as reported, can expect to interact with professionals and contribute to various EU programs.

Details inform that the Blue Book Traineeship would provide financial support to help cover living costs such as:

Reports also inform that the programme is open to both EU and non-EU citizens. In order to be eligible, applicants must:

The programme accepts applicants from various educational and professional backgrounds.

To apply, candidates must:

The selection process involves reviewing candidates based on academic qualifications, language skills, and work experience. Around 2,500 applicants are shortlisted, from which 650 trainees will be selected.

The Blue Book Traineeship Programme provides graduates with an opportunity to gain experience in EU institutions and contribute to EU projects.