INTERPOL Internships 2024 for International Students:
Key Details
Opportunity Overview: INTERPOL is offering a range of internships in policing and support services for 2024, aimed at providing international work experience within a leading global organization.
– **Fields Available**:
– **Policing Services**: For those interested in security and crime matters.
– **Support Services**: Including communications, strategic planning, and human resources.
– **Application Process**:
– **Platform**: Apply through the online Talentlink platform, accessible via each vacancy announcement.
– **Application Components**: Include a cover letter stating your motivation, relevant skills, and expectations from the internship.
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be enrolled in or have graduated from a post-secondary accredited institution within the last year.
- Must be a national of an INTERPOL member country.
- Must have reached the legal age of majority in your home country.
- Must be fluent in English.
- Must meet specific requirements for the desired internship.
Internship Specifics
- Location**: Primarily at Lyon headquarters, France, with occasional positions elsewhere as specified.
- Duration: Varies from 6 to 11 months, as detailed in each vacancy notice.
- Stipend*: Monthly allowance of 550 euros, prorated based on days worked.
– Additional Requirements and Conditions
- Costs: Interns are responsible for their own recruitment-related costs, travel, insurance, accommodation, and living expenses.
- Security Clearance**: Requires confidentiality vetting and non-criminal record certificates.
- Visa and Medical Insurance**: Interns must obtain necessary visas and provide a valid medical insurance certificate.
- Confidentiality**: Interns must maintain discretion and confidentiality concerning all non-published information accessed during the internship.
This structured internship program offers invaluable exposure to international law enforcement practices and an opportunity to contribute to global security initiatives.
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