Internship support woah veterinary workforce development programme

• Support the planning, organisation and follow-up of in-person and virtual workshops, meetings, webinars and technical missions, including logistical coordination and documentation
• Assist in scheduling meetings, preparing agendas and background materials, coordinating participants and managing related correspondence
• Provide real-time coordination support during online meetings and webinars to ensure smooth delivery and participant engagement
• Provide operational support for online meetings and webinars using commonly used virtual meeting platforms and collaboration tools
• Assist in the preparation of presentations, shared documents and virtual workspaces
• Support basic troubleshooting related to connectivity, audio-visual settings and participant access
• Contribute to desk reviews, data collection and synthesis related to veterinary workforce development in selected Members or regions
• Assist in the preparation of background notes, briefing materials and short analytical summaries to inform technical discussions and decision-making
• Support the drafting, consolidation and formatting of workshop reports, mission reports, technical publications and learning notes
• Contribute to the organisation and management of project documentation and knowledge products
• Support quality assurance of written outputs in English and French, ensuring clarity, consistency and alignment with WOAH editorial standards

• Recent graduate or final-year student in a relevant discipline, such as veterinary science, public health, international development, education, social sciences or a related field
• Academic or professional experience related to workforce development is desirable
• Demonstrated ability to plan and coordinate meetings and manage multiple tasks in an organised and timely manner
• Proficiency in commonly used digital tools and platforms, including virtual meeting applications, collaborative document-sharing systems and presentation software
• Ability to collect, synthesise and present information clearly for both technical and non-technical audiences
• Experience in drafting reports, briefing notes or analytical summaries is desirable
• Excellent oral and written communication skills in English and French (both required)
• Strong organisational skills, with attention to detail and accuracy
• Ability to work collaboratively in a multicultural and multidisciplinary environment
• Proactive, adaptable and able to meet deadlines
• Demonstrated interest in animal health systems, public health and capacity building

Knowledge of Spanish would be an asset

Interns receive a monthly stipend of EUR 650 to contribute to living expenses