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European Cyclists' Federation

3,5 (2 reviews)
50% Recommended

Civic & Social Organization

Belgium

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3,0 /5

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3,5 /5

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2.8
I don’t recommend this employer

Things I liked most:

I learnt a lot about events and communications and I met a lot of important people from EC and EP.

Things could have been better:

I wish I had a supervisor who would have explained more about my tasks and duties. I would have wished they would get me a new supervisor after they fired the first one. I felt more like a personal assistant to the director after I was supervisor-less, than a communications intern. The instructions of tasks were most of the time non-existent.

city
Brussels
work type
Internship
department
Not mentioned
4.2
I recommend this employer
city
Brussels
work type
Entry-level job (up to 3 years)
department
Not mentioned

The European Cyclists'​ Federation is the umbrella federation of national cycling organizations across Europe, representing 66 bicycle organizations across almost 40 countries across Europe. The Federation was established in 1983, and has been growing organically ever since, with over 10 staff members located at its Brussels office. The Federation has the following aims and objectives: • To promote and encourage cycling in the countries of Europe as an economic, efficient, healthy and environmentally friendly means of transport and recreation. The ECF shall act as a federation of member groups throughout Europe. • To raise the status of cycling and to promote recognition of the benefits of cycling for both individuals and society as a whole. • To encourage consideration of cyclists'​ needs in Europe in all aspects of transport planning and management, environment, safety and health, and promote cycle-friendly conditions throughout Europe. • To support member groups on matters of national and international importance relating to the aims of the ECF. • To undertake research on matters relating to cycling, transportation, environment and safety. The ECF currently organizes the Velo-city Global conferences, and has a wide range of European Commission sponsored projects including Presto, Life-cycle, the Scientists for Cycling Network and is also in charge of developing the Trans-European Bicycle Network known as "EuroVelo"​.

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  • 1983 Year of Creation
  • 3,5 / 5,0 Average rating

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