Internship Program
Success Starts With Experience.
Experience Tells You What To Do;
Confidence Allows You To Do It.
READ "THE CONFIDENCE FACTOR":
Read Our Brief Note On Confidence
featuring former
South African President Nelson Mandela.
The Council offers internship opportunities to college and university
students, and select individuals who are interested in pursuing careers in foreign service, journalism,
politics, government, diplomacy, multilateral and international affairs.
Intensive hands-on training are provided to our interns in the following areas:
Oral and Written Communication Skills
Interviewing Skills
Research/Journalistic Writing
Web Design and Development
Our interns participate in various diplomatic meetings, conferences, press briefings, forums,
and other events with world leaders, diplomats, policy experts and government officials. Travel is often required to represent the Council in various meetings
with the Permanent Missions at the United Nations
in New York.
Qualified interns are posted to various Permanent Missions to the United Nations in New York as delegates.
Our interns do not receive salaries, and they are responsible for their board and lodging.
Qualified interns outside of the United States are provided with necessary visas to perform their
duties as delegates at the United Nations in New York.
For interns who are qualified to take the Foreign Service Examinations, the Council will
provide all the necessary tutorials to prepare them for the exams, as well as all
the needed preparations to successfully become a member of the Foreign Service.
How To Apply
If you are interested to become an intern with the Council, you need to send us the following:
Detailed Resume
Three (3) Letters of Recommendation
Copy of Transcripts (or School Grades for High School Students)
2 Passport Size Photos
An Essay on Your Personal Goals
Email these documents to sinning@euclid.int or you can send them via post to:
Pr. Vince Sinning
EUCLID-IOSD
1250 24th Street NW Suite 300
Washington, DC 20036
