EUSG looks for volunteers to support Turkey’s EU membership process

EUSG looks for volunteers to support Turkey’s EU membership process
January 26, 2011 - 17:19 AMT

PanARMENIAN.Net - Turkey's Secretariat General for EU Affairs (EUSG) is looking for volunteers to support Turkey's European Union membership process.

Those who wish to join the program will go through training in Ankara and Istanbul. The participants, after the completion of their training, will receive their certificates and diplomas and begin taking part in EU activities across Turkey.

The volunteers are required to have a higher education degree on European Union studies. They are expected to contribute to or take part in various EU activities in the cities they are living.

Giving information on EU in high schools, youth centers, or in various social platforms, as well as lending support to EUSG activities are among the works expected from the volunteers.

EUSG will provide assistance to the volunteers during the process on information, publications, communication and connections.

Those who wish to join the program need to apply to EUSG, 18 February 2011 the latest, trt-world.com reported.

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