Trainee (m/f/d) in the cultural programmes department
The Cultural Programmes Department of the Goethe-Institut Brussels is looking for a full-time (38h/week) trainee (m/f/d) from 15 September 2024 as part of a CIP (Convention d'immersion professionelle) with a fixed term until 31 December 2024 (with the possibility of extension).
The Goethe-Institut offers its employees a varied and meaningful role in a modern office building in the heart of Brussels, characterised by openness, curiosity and diversity. We enable flexible time management through the already established possibilities of mobile teleworking, which is supplemented by teleworking allowances. In addition, the Goethe-Institut offers numerous opportunities for further development through internal and external training programmes. Furthermore, permanent employees of the Goethe-Institut receive supplementary hospital insurance to cover them in the event of a claim and benefit from some special features of Belgian labour law, such as a 75% reimbursement of travel costs when using public transport, or mileage allowance for bicycle kilometres and automatic wage indexation. For the advertised position, the Goethe-Institut Brussels is offering a CIP (Convention d'immersion professionelle) for those interested at the end of their studies or who have completed their studies and are looking for a first career start:
Convention d'immersion professionnelle | Actiris
You will receive an allowance of between €823 and €1,035, depending on your age, in accordance with Belgian labour law, which is not subject to social security contributions or taxes.
Please send a written application by e-mail with relevant documents (application form, letter of motivation, CV, proofs of qualification and references) by 18 August 2024 at the latest to the following e-mail address: bewerbungen-bruessel@goethe.de
The Goethe-Institut stands for the diversity of all employees. We welcome applications from all interested parties, regardless of their cultural and social background, age, religion, gender, ideology, disability and sexual identity. The Goethe-Institut strives for gender balance at all hierarchical levels and pay grades.
Your application data will then be deleted directly.
Brussels, 30th of July 2024
What we stand for
The Goethe-Institut sustainably connects people around the globe in a lively cultural and educational network. With our programmes, we promote intercultural dialogue, cultural participation and strengthen the development of civil society structures. Our programmes and working methods are characterised by openness and diversity.What awaits you
- Planning, preparation and realisation of cultural events of the Goethe-Institut Brussels, in particular the following: ‘Slow Touring with LIE NING’ (working title) in collaboration with Vaartkapoen, “European Enlightenment - Productive Undoing is a Difficult Task” (working title) in collaboration with Beursschouwburg, Comic-and-Graphic Novel Residency with Nino Bulling in collaboration with Grafixx Antwerp, Retrospective Ulrike Ottinger in collaboration with CINEMATEK, “Africa is/in the Future” in collaboration with La Bellone and others.
- Participation in public relations work
- Writing and translating the programme announcements of the Goethe-Institut Brussels
- Correspondence in the languages: English; Dutch or French and, if necessary, German
- Processing of project enquiries
- Submission of applications and reporting
What sets you apart
- Relevant university degree
- Experience in cultural management
- Active interest in contemporary art and culture
- Experience of working with Belgian partners
- Excellent knowledge of English, French or Dutch
- Ability to work in a team, ability to work under pressure and willingness to work flexible hours
- Knowledge of office organisation and common office software
What we offer you
The Goethe-Institut offers its employees a varied and meaningful role in a modern office building in the heart of Brussels, characterised by openness, curiosity and diversity. We enable flexible time management through the already established possibilities of mobile teleworking, which is supplemented by teleworking allowances. In addition, the Goethe-Institut offers numerous opportunities for further development through internal and external training programmes. Furthermore, permanent employees of the Goethe-Institut receive supplementary hospital insurance to cover them in the event of a claim and benefit from some special features of Belgian labour law, such as a 75% reimbursement of travel costs when using public transport, or mileage allowance for bicycle kilometres and automatic wage indexation. For the advertised position, the Goethe-Institut Brussels is offering a CIP (Convention d'immersion professionelle) for those interested at the end of their studies or who have completed their studies and are looking for a first career start:Convention d'immersion professionnelle | Actiris
You will receive an allowance of between €823 and €1,035, depending on your age, in accordance with Belgian labour law, which is not subject to social security contributions or taxes.
Please send a written application by e-mail with relevant documents (application form, letter of motivation, CV, proofs of qualification and references) by 18 August 2024 at the latest to the following e-mail address: bewerbungen-bruessel@goethe.de
The Goethe-Institut stands for the diversity of all employees. We welcome applications from all interested parties, regardless of their cultural and social background, age, religion, gender, ideology, disability and sexual identity. The Goethe-Institut strives for gender balance at all hierarchical levels and pay grades.
Data protection:
Your application data will of course be treated confidentially, used only for these purposes and not passed on to third parties. You consent, in accordance with the European Data Protection Regulation 2018, Art. 6 para. 1 lit. a to the processing of your data for the purpose of the application. You can object to your consent at any time if you wish to withdraw your application. Please send your objection to the following e-mail address: bewerbungen-bruessel@goethe.deYour application data will then be deleted directly.
Brussels, 30th of July 2024