Overview The successful candidates must have the following knowledge and competencies: The successful candidate will have the following behavioural competencies: Fixed-term contract of two years. Closing date for applications: 9 December 2011 Applications are to be made in English and submitted using our online application form. An “Applicants' Guide” can be downloaded from the “FAQs & Help” page. Applicants must be nationals of an EU Member State. All applicants must have fulfilled their compulsory military service or alternative service. The recruitment process will include a panel interview. The ECB offers attractive employment conditions, including a competitive net salary, family and non-family related allowances, benefits on appointment and termination of service, a comprehensive medical, dental and accident plan and its own pension scheme. Additional information on the ECB’s Conditions of Employment – Conditions of the Graduate Programme can be found under: http://www.ecb.europa.eu/ecb/jobs/html/index.en.html. After completion of 18 months of active service under the GP, participants may apply for positions advertised within the ECB. Participation in the GP does not guarantee, however, future employment at the ECB. The initial two-year contract will be extended for an additional year for GP participants who have successfully completed the programme. The status of ECB staff members holding permanent contracts will not be affected. The requirement that the postgraduate degree must have been obtained not more than two years prior to applying to the Graduate Programme will be waived for internal candidates. Please click here to access the Applicants' Guide to the e-recruitment system. If you encounter any problems while applying for a position or while visiting this site, please contact HR e recruitment Support between the hours of 08.30 to 17.30 (email: hrsupport@ecb.europa.eu). Please do not send applications or any commercials to this email address as they will not be considered. For general recruitment enquiries, please send an email to recruitment@ecb.europa.eu.
The European Central Bank (ECB) is seeking up to 12 highly talented recent postgraduates for its 2012 Graduate Programme (GP).
The GP is a two-year programme which aims to provide its participants with a unique development opportunity and valuable on-the-job experience, as well as with a clear insight into the ECB’s functions and operations. Selected candidates will also gain exposure to the policy-making process of the ECB. Whilst many of the ECB’s functions would benefit from participants with a background in (macro-)economics, the GP is also open to those with a different academic background.
On the basis of their field of expertise and in line with the prevailing organisational needs of the ECB, participants in the GP will receive two challenging assignments of one year in two different divisions of the bank. Participants will be expected to contribute fully to the work of the divisions to which they are assigned and to work on a wide variety of issues broadly relating to their educational background. During the second year of the programme, participants will write and present a project paper. The successful completion of the programme will be assessed by a Graduate Programme Committee on the basis of performance reports and the project paper.
The selected candidates will benefit from in-house training opportunities (e.g. task-oriented and information-oriented skills, area-specific technical training, trainings in writing skills, language skills, IT and personal and interpersonal skills) as well as extensive on-the-job learning.
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