View Vacancy - Economics and Energy Intern (British Embassy Caracas)

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Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (Policy & Political roles)
Economic and Prosperity

  • Research, analyse and report on key macroeconomic developments in Venezuela as well as energy issues. Manage quantitative and qualitative tools for risk analysis (40%).
  • Monitor the delivery of projects on economic reform and support the management of the section’s programme (40%).
  • Coordinate the organisation of official events, within-country regional visits and other high-level engagements, including the preparation of agendas and arrangement of meetings. Lead on logistics management (20%).

Main purpose of job

The Economics and Energy Intern reports to the Sustainable Development Officer at the British Embassy in Caracas. The intern will assist the Economics and Energy Policy section at achieving its objectives by researching, analysing and reporting on economic, energy and development issues; and supporting the section’s programme implementation. The intern will also provide logistical and administrative support for the team. The position offers a unique opportunity to develop a wide range of skills and practical exposure to economics, energy policy and sustainable development.




  • Recent graduates of Economics, International Relations, Liberal Studies, Political Science or related disciplines, with a particular interest in economics.
  • Students in final year of any of the mentioned majors who have finished all mandatory courses and have thesis or graduation act pending.
  • Good understanding of economic and development issues in Venezuela.
  • Good knowledge of MS Office software, particularly Excel and Word.
  • Good research and report writing skills.

Language: Bilingual (English/Spanish)


Level of language required: Advanced




  • Previous project management experience

8 March 2019
Internship
Fixed term, with possibility of renewal
37
Latin America and Spanish speaking Caribbean
Venezuela
Caracas
British Embassy
6 May 2019
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