Intern - Trust Fund for Victims - Communications
Quick answer
ICC - International Criminal Court is offering a six-month internship in communications at the Trust Fund for Victims in The Hague. Interns will engage in media monitoring, assist with social media projects, and contribute to the creation of content that aligns with the Trust Fund's objectives. Candidates should be pursuing a degree in communication or a related field and possess strong teamwork and computer skills. This is an unfunded position, and applicants must be able to support themselves during the internship.
- Role
- Intern - Trust Fund for Victims - Communications
- Organization
- ICC - International Criminal Court
- Location
- The Hague - The Netherlands
- Level
- Entry
- Category
- Communications & Marketing
The role
Interns will engage in media monitoring, assist with social media projects, and contribute to the creation of content that aligns with the Trust Fund's objectives. Candidates should be pursuing a degree in communication or a related field and possess strong teamwork and computer skills.
What you'll do
- Monitor media and format the Monthly Review
- Conduct research on media trends related to international justice and victim rights
- Monitor social media platforms for relevant discussions, trends, and engagement metrics
- Support new website/social media projects by assisting in the design of infographics and visuals
- Assist with photography projects
- Help upload an archive of videos onto our server and insert metadata into photographs
What it takes
- Degree in communication or related field
- Strong teamwork skills
- Proficiency in Adobe Package and Canvas
- Excellent computer skills including Microsoft Office
- Proficiency in English or French
- Less than three years of relevant experience
What you'll bring
Frequently asked questions
Where is the internship located?
The internship is located in The Hague, The Netherlands.
Is the internship remote or in-office?
The internship is in-office.
What is the compensation for the internship?
The internship is unfunded, and applicants must be able to support themselves during the internship.
What are the key qualifications required for the internship?
Key qualifications include a degree in communication or related field, strong teamwork skills, proficiency in Adobe Package and Canvas, excellent computer skills including Microsoft Office, proficiency in English or French, and less than three years of relevant experience.
How do I apply for the internship?
Applications should be submitted by December 31, 2026, and include a motivation letter, two reference letters, scanned copies of university degrees and/or diplomas, and official academic transcripts.
How to apply
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