The European Union’s Blue Book Traineeship Program for 2025 offers young professionals valuable practical experience within the EU framework.
Participants in the European Commission Blue Book Traineeship Program receive a monthly stipend of EUR 1380, full travel and medical coverage, and access to future job opportunities.
This guide provides details on eligibility, application steps, and benefits of the program.
Summary of the European Commission Blue Book Traineeship
– Host: European Union (EU)
– Category: Training | Fellowships
– Eligible Countries: All Countries
– Benefits: Full Sponsorship | €1,380 per month | Visa Assistance
– Application Deadline: August 30, 2024
Program Details:
The European Commission offers two types of Blue Book Traineeships: an Administrative Traineeship and a Translation Traineeship with the Directorate-General for Translation (DGT).
The program is inclusive, welcoming eligible candidates regardless of citizenship, gender, race, color, ethnic or social origin, religion, beliefs, minority status, disability, age, or sexual orientation.
Trainees work throughout the European Commission, primarily in Brussels, Luxembourg, and other EU locations. The program includes a variety of social and non-formal learning activities, such as football and wine-tasting, organized by the trainees.
Eligibility Requirements:
To qualify for the European Commission Blue Book Traineeship Program, applicants must:
– Hold a minimum three-year higher education degree (EQF 6 level), equivalent to a complete Bachelor’s degree, with official confirmation from the university.
– Have no more than six weeks of prior work experience in any EU institution, body, agency, delegation, with MEPs, or Advocates General at the EUCJ.
– Possess strong language skills:
– For the administrative traineeship: Proficiency in two official EU languages, one being a working language (English, French, or German) at C1 or C2 level, and the second at B2 level or higher.
– For non-EU nationals: Only one procedural language at C1 or C2 level.
– For the translation traineeship: Ability to translate into your main language (usually your mother tongue) from two other official EU languages:
– Main language must be an official EU language.
– First source language must be a working language of the EU (English, French, or German).
– Second source language can be any official EU language at B2 level or higher.
Program Benefits:
– Monthly living allowance of approximately €1,376.89.
– Reimbursement for visa costs, related medical fees, and travel expenses.
Required Documents:
Applicants must submit the following documents online:
– Certificate(s) with final grades.
– Europass Diploma Supplement, if available.
– University transcripts.
Application Process:
The application process for the Blue Book Traineeship Program involves three steps:
1. Create an EU Login account or use an existing one.
2. Complete and submit the application form along with supporting documents.
3. If successful, check the openings on the VBB portal and apply for a chosen traineeship position.
Apply Here: [EU Traineeships]
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