POLAD Internship: International Affairs & NATO Insight

NATO; Turkey; On-site; TRY 580,610 - 781,200; Full time

Job summary

NATO LANDCOM is offering the LANDCOM Internship Programme 2027 to provide current students and recent graduates with insight into an international organization. Interns will support the POLAD Office, prepare briefings, monitor developments, and contribute to weekly updates and country guides.

Eligibility includes NATO member citizenship, a university degree or near completion, English proficiency, and at least two years of university study.

Qualifications

• All applicants must be a citizen of a NATO member nation.
• A university degree or be in the final 18 months of study.
• Applicants must be proficient in English.
• At least two years of university study or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Support the Political Advisor (POLAD) Office with preparing targeted briefings and think pieces on potential areas of conflict and security developments.
• Monitor press and readouts to identify pol-mil issues; develop slides and scripts for weekly updates (SUB) and C-SUB.
• Provide geopolitical analysis of events such as NATO Summits and high-level visits.
• Support NATO high-level visits, exercises and conferences; prepare for country visits.
• Attend briefings representing POLAD Office; provide readouts and maintain POLAD SharePoint site.
• Contribute to the generation of TOY Country Guides and other deliverables.
• Produce updates and other readouts as required; undertake similar administrative tasks as needed.

Skills

English proficiency

Education

University Degree in political science, public administration, international relations or related discipline (or final 18 months)

Job description

NATO LANDCOM is offering the LANDCOM Internship Programme 2027 to provide current students and recent graduates with insight into an international organization. Interns will support the POLAD Office, prepare briefings, monitor developments, and contribute to weekly updates and country guides.

Eligibility includes NATO member citizenship, a university degree or near completion, English proficiency, and at least two years of university study.