Dear Students, The Economic Social and Trade Policy Team (ESTP) team of the British Embassy in Rome is seeking an intern for a period of six months starting from early April 2021. The internship will be based primarily on remote working due to the ongoing pandemic, with occasional days in the office. The intern will receive an office laptop. Applicants should send a CV and covering letter in English, setting out their motivation for applying and what they can bring to the role. Only applicants who are registered students with the university for the duration of the internship are eligible to apply. Applications must be sent to
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in copy by 4 March 2021. Please find the additional details below: Internship opportunity: the Economic Social and Trade Policy Team at British Embassy Rome The Section leads on work related to the Economic Relationship between the UK and Italy and contributes to G7/G20/COP26 preparations. Moreover, it analyses and reports on a variety of policy areas including the Italian domestic economy, the economic policy response to Covid-19, the tax system, financial sector, labour, welfare, education, agriculture and public administration. Our main customers in the UK administration are strongly interested in all aspects of the Italian economy, ranging from macro-economic reports to specific industrial sectors or updates on new legislation. The Team also often receives official visits [when these are possible] by members of the UK government and organises webinars/events on a regular basis. These require the team’s involvement in preparing briefings and ensuring their smooth running. MAIN DUTIES/RESPONSABILITIES: -Monitoring Italian media sources and identifying relevant issues based on the section’s priority themes. -Contributing to reports on the main developments in the Italian economy. -Providing administrative and logistic support for the delivery of high-level UK visits and/or events organised by the ESTP Team. -Maintaining and updating the Team’s contact database. -Attending briefings and conferences and drafting the follow-up reports. -Taking part in a wide range of embassy activities and events, currently primarily virtual. REQUIRED EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS: -Economic/political sciences background. -Fluent spoken and written English. -Good IT skills: ability to perform basic economic data analysis on MS Excel, draft MS Word texts and help prepare PowerPoint presentations. -Organisational and interpersonal skills. -Ability to work under pressure and prioritise the tasks assigned. -Ability to work independently but also as part of a highly dynamic team. Best regards, Program Office MSc European Economy and Business Law Tor Vergata University of Rome Department of Economics and Finance Master of Science Program Office Via Columbia 2, 00133 Rome, Italy |
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