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The objective of the Erasmus+ project “Skills for Life - Orientation Toolbox for Life Design” is to develop, implement and mainstream a toolbox that will provide educators with the tools they need to teach “Life Design Skills” to youngsters 12-14 years old. This project will be implemented with partners in Belgium, Germany, Romania and Italy from the StartNet network on young people’s #TransitionToWork. It will help young people to receive the knowledge, mindset and skills they need to make informed choices concerning their education, and thereafter to develop their professional lives in a labour market that will primarily be characterised by change.

The remit of the position will include the following main activities:

• Support to overall management and coordination of the project;
• Facilitation of communication within the consortium;
• Support to project planning, coordination, implementation and evaluation;
• Support monitoring and impact assessment of project results;
• Overseeing the implementation of the Communication and Dissemination Plan;
• Coordinating the logistical aspects of this project, including financial controlling.

Our requirements:

• University degree (or equivalent) and first relevant professional experience;
• Knowledge or particular interest in education and youth policy, orientation and career guidance;
• Project management skills and budgetary understanding are of advantage;
• Editorial skills and ability for writing texts and reports;
• Eagerness to work in a team, with international partners, flexibility, as well as the ability to work independently on own initiative;
• Excellent knowledge of English; German and other foreign languages are an advantage.

Useful additional skills:

• First experience in implementing Erasmus+;
• Knowledge of monitoring and evaluation.

We are offering an interesting and varied position with a corresponding salary based on the employment conditions currently applicable at the Goethe-Institut in Brussels and based on the current remuneration scale (V1). The project assistant will work together with colleagues of the StartNet project at the Goethe-Institut Brüssel. The open, engaged team and international project environment provides an excellent opportunity for first professional experiences, personal development and growth. The starting time is 02/11/20. The Goethe-Institut is committed to equal opportunities and diversity on all levels.

To apply:

• Please answer all questions and attach your CV and Motivation Letter.
• Click here and follow the instructions carefully to apply by 05/10/20 at the latest.

You can find a link to the whole job announcement here.

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