Jobs

We are looking for two project managers (80-100%) with a starting date between December 2026 and January 2027 for 12-18 months (with a possible extension afterwards) to join our team in Berlin. The EYP Office is the resource centre for volunteers, and involves tasks around the daily support of member organisations and volunteers of the EYP network. We work as a team that supports each other and share tasks based on strengths and preferences.

As a project manager you will work on these tasks:

• Supporting and advising the EYP National Committees (national branches of EYP) and volunteers in the planning and implementation of their activities;
• Budget planning, monitoring, and financial reporting;
• Stakeholder management, including partnership management and fundraising;
• Developing internal support mechanisms (guidelines, documentation) and facilitating knowledge sharing.
• Implementation of our projects such as the “Rebuild Ukraine Ambassadors Programme” or the “Youth Together for Arctic Futures” project.

Your profile:

• Experience in managing various projects (incl. multiannual) and strong project management and event skills;
• A good/ proficient understanding of budget management and reporting, knowledge in management in European grants and fundraising (optional);
• Sensitivity to the needs of the various actors and diplomatic skills;
• Social skills and intercultural competence;
• High motivation and ability to work in a team as well as the ability to work under pressure and independently;
• Experience in overseeing work of staff or young volunteers (optional) ;
• Or: Motivation to take on supervision responsibilities and support volunteer teams, even without prior experience;
• Excellent English language skills (C1/C2);
• Expertise in the fields of Europe, democratic citizenship education and diversity and inclusion.

Don’t meet every single requirement? We still encourage you to apply. If you’re excited about this role and think you could make a difference, we’d love to hear from you, even if your experience doesn’t match every point listed.

Please note that the nature of the work with young volunteers includes occasional work on the weekends and evenings as well as travel for work.

What we offer

• An evolving organisation that continuously addresses diversity and sustainability, in a dynamic and international working environment in Berlin.
• Flexible working culture with committed colleagues who support each other.
• The possibility to work from home occasionally.
• Regular team events.
• Meaningful work with volunteers from all over Europe and occasional travel.
• 38h work week
• 32 days of holidays per calendar year with a 5-day week plus additional holidays on 24th and 31st December.
• Salary according to internal tariff.
• We look forward to receiving applications from people of all nationalities, religions, genders, sexual identities, different ages and people with disabilities.

Please apply until October 18th 2026. In the online application form, please attach your cover letter, CV, any references you want to share, your desired salary as well as your soonest availability. For questions, please contact Anya Suprunenko, Executive Director of the European Youth Parliament, through a.suprunenko@eyp.org.

We invite any students who are seeking internships as a part of their university curriculum to reach out to explore opportunities with the EYP Team.

The next available internship will begin in January 2027, and last for at least four months.

Requirements:

• We are looking for individuals who are interested in the work of the European Youth Parliament, want to learn more about youth empowerment, and wish to contribute to the work of a vibrant, Europe-wide network of young people.
• The internship must be a part of a school or university curriculum. We do not accommodate internships outside of this scope.
• The internship should ideally last at least 4 months, and up to 6 months.
• We give preference to applicants with funded internships (for example, those supported by Erasmus+).If you’re internship is funded, please feel free to approach us, even outside of the mentioned applications times.
• You will need to work at our office in Berlin – remote internships are not possible.So, being based in Berlin is a bonus!
• Please note that we only consider applicants who hold a valid work permit for Germany (EU Work Permit). We will not be able to consider any applicants who need a visa. However, do keep an eye on our ESC opportunities, where applicants from all over are welcome, including those that need a visa.

Your responsibilities may include:

• Providing general support to the work and projects at the office.
• Assisting with practical preparations for our events, including logistics and participant management.
• Supporting the coordination of trainings and webinars.
• Supporting communications tasks and activities.
• Facilitating knowledge exchange between our national committees.
• Working on databases.
• Helping with funding – both applications and reporting.
• Preparing evaluations and surveys.
• Performing other tasks depending on your talents, interests, and the current projects and events.

What we offer:

• A chance to work in a vibrant, dynamic, and supportive team environment.
• A 36-hour work week with ten vacation days in a four-month long internship.
• Monthly remuneration between €400 and €600 depending on the type of internship.
• Opportunities for personal and professional development.
• The ability to make a meaningful impact on civic education and youth empowerment in Europe.

Application:
Please get in touch with the Executive Director, Anya Suprunenko at a.suprunenko@eyp.org with the following information

• Your CV.
• A few sentences on why you wish to join the EYP Team as an intern.
• Your preferred timeframe of the internship.

Please note that any inquiries made to this email should have a subject line titled (“YourName” – Internship Application).