At Youth Works Hub we read every vacancy in full before publishing it, and this batch is worth reading slowly: nine international organisation jobs across four countries, with four of them inside the Council of Europe in Strasbourg and two at the United Nations in New York. The rest sit in Brussels and Barcelona. What makes this set unusual is the experience range. Two of the nine explicitly welcome junior candidates, one is capped at two years of post degree experience, and the entry level role in Barcelona asks for no sales experience at all. Alongside those sit senior secondment posts that want three years in anti money laundering or pharmaceutical regulation. How we verify every opportunityexplains why the grades, contract lengths and salary figures below are the ones the employers actually published.
Read the Council of Europe group first, because it comes with a condition most people miss. Three of the four Strasbourg posts are secondments, which means your own member State has to second you: you cannot apply as a private individual. Those three are the MONEYVAL programme manager role inside the body that evaluates 33 countries on anti money laundering, and two EDQM posts, one in procurement and one scientific. The EDQM is the organisation behind the European Pharmacopoeia, whose quality standards are legally binding in 39 member states. The fourth Strasbourg job has no secondment requirement and is the most accessible door in this batch: an Assistant Lawyer position in the European Court of Human Rights Estonian law unit, running under the Junior Professionals Programme at Grade B3, with full training on arrival.
The remaining five split between New York and the two Belgian and Spanish roles. The UN is hiring two P-3 officers: one in the Department of Operational Support designing learning and development across the Secretariat, one in DPPA-DPO working on the Central African Republic political file alongside the MINUSCA peace operation. Both want five or more years. In Brussels, CER is hiring a junior transport economist to produce the quantitative evidence behind European rail policy, and IMA-Europe is filling two full time seats in EU chemicals policy where junior candidates are explicitly welcome. And in Barcelona, Venuu is handing someone a Swedish city and asking them to open it. If you are early in this and unsure how to present yourself to an international recruiter, a properly built Europass CV is the format most of these employers expect.
Funding
These are salaried jobs, not funded placements, and the pay structures differ in ways worth understanding before you apply. The United Nations roles pay on the UN common system scale at grade P-3, which is largely tax exempt for international staff. The Council of Europe uses its own grade system; the Assistant Lawyer post is Grade B3 under the Junior Professionals Programme and is limited to four years. The three Strasbourg secondments are paid by your seconding member State rather than by the Council of Europe, which is exactly why the secondment requirement exists. The two Brussels association roles are permanent private sector contracts with no published figure. The Barcelona role publishes its band openly: β¬20,000 to β¬26,000 per year on a permanent contract, with hybrid working after onboarding.
In This Batch
1- πͺπΈ Spain Β· Marketplace Launch Β· π As soon as possible!
2- π§πͺ Belgium Β· Transport Economics Β· π 27 Sep
3- π«π· France Β· Council of Europe, MONEYVAL Β· π 28 Sep
4- π«π· France Β· Council of Europe, EDQM Β· π 28 Sep
5- π«π· France Β· Council of Europe, EDQM Β· π 29 Sep
6- π§πͺ Belgium Β· EU Chemicals Policy Β· π 30 Sep
7- π«π· France Β· European Court of Human Rights Β· π 06 Oct
8- πΊπΈ United States Β· UN Secretariat (P-3) Β· π 07 Oct
9- πΊπΈ United States Β· UN Political Affairs (P-3) Β· π 08 Oct
What's in this batch:
9 International Organisation Jobs Β· 4 Countries Β· 4 Council of Europe Β· 2 UN
ποΈ Jobs
1. πͺπΈ Sweden Market Launcher π Venuu Job in Barcelona, Spain πΊοΈ (β¬20,000-26,000/year)
π Deadline: As soon as possible!
An entry level job where the company hands you a Swedish city and asks you to open it. Venuu, the Finnish born marketplace where over 400,000 people a month look for event venues, is expanding beyond Stockholm, Gothenburg and MalmΓΆ and needs someone to launch new cities one at a time. You would map the local venue market, sign the first partners on launch deals, build their listings, then grow demand through SEO and affiliate content with Sweden's biggest publishers. No sales experience required, permanent contract at β¬20,000-26,000 per year, based in the Barcelona office with hybrid after onboarding, fluent Swedish plus strong English.
2. π§πͺ Junior Transport Economist π CER Job in Brussels, Belgium π
π Deadline: 27 September 2026
The vacancy calls this role the analytical engine of the department, and means it. CER, the association representing most of Europe's rail infrastructure, freight and passenger operators, is hiring a junior economist in Brussels. You would produce the quantitative evidence behind its policy papers, tear into European Commission Impact Assessments and their assumptions, model rail freight and high speed rail files, and turn transport, trade and energy data into forecasts. Master's in economics with applied micro or policy analysis, one to three years of experience, Excel plus Stata, R or Python. Full time in Brussels, reviewed on a rolling basis.
3. π«π· Programme Manager at MONEYVAL βοΈ Council of Europe Secondment in Strasbourg, France πΆ
π Deadline: 28 September 2026
Two posts inside the body that evaluates 33 countries on anti money laundering. The Council of Europe is recruiting Programme Managers for MONEYVAL in Strasbourg through secondment. You would assess jurisdictions against international AML and CFT standards, join on site evaluation visits, write the key findings document in the room, finalise evaluation reports for plenary and draft follow up reports. Master's level degree in law, economics, finance or political science, at least three years in AML, financial supervision or regulation, excellent English with basic French. Your own member State has to second you.
4. π«π· Procurement Specialist π EDQM Secondment at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, France π’
π Deadline: 28 September 2026
Procurement for the body behind the European Pharmacopoeia. The EDQM, whose quality standards are legally binding in 39 member states, is taking a Procurement Specialist on secondment in Strasbourg. You would own portfolios across works, supplies and services: defining strategies, advising internal prescribers on procedures and specifications, drafting contract documents, running compliant tenders, awarding contracts and monitoring execution from price adjustments to disputes. Plus market analysis, supplier sourcing, negotiation and e procurement rollout. Bachelor's minimum, three years in procurement, English and French both required, and your member State has to second you.
5. π«π· Scientific Programme Manager π¬ EDQM Secondment at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, France π
π Deadline: 29 September 2026
One vacancy, three genuinely different jobs. The EDQM's Certification of Substances Department, a team of around 60 people behind the European Pharmacopoeia certification procedure, is recruiting on secondment in Strasbourg. Profile one assesses Certificate of Suitability applications with expert assessors from national authorities. Profile two carries out GMP inspections of active substance manufacturers, primarily in Asia. Profile three supports the inspection programme and the implementation of new guidelines. Master's level in pharmacy or chemistry, three years plus two in quality assessment, GMP inspection or regulatory affairs, very good English and basic French, and a seconding member State.
6. π§πͺ Health and Safety Adviser π§ͺ IMA-Europe Job in Brussels, Belgium βοΈ
π Deadline: 30 September 2026
Two full time seats in EU chemicals policy, and junior candidates are explicitly welcome. IMA-Europe, the association representing industrial minerals producers and importers across Europe, is hiring Health and Safety Advisers in Brussels. You would manage files on REACH, CLP and Biocides, workplace legislation and products regulation for food, feed, cosmetics and pesticides, run product stewardship programmes and coordinate EU funded projects. Day to day that means analysing regulation, drafting position papers and technical files, and dealing with EU institutions, NGOs and scientific experts. Science or engineering degree, one to five years of experience, toxicology knowledge or the willingness to learn it, fluent English.
7. π«π· Assistant Lawyer, Estonian Law βοΈ European Court of Human Rights Job in Strasbourg, France π
π Deadline: 6 October 2026
One of the cleanest early career doors into the Strasbourg Court. The European Court of Human Rights is hiring an Assistant Lawyer for its Estonian law unit: examining applications, drafting decisions and notes, attending sessions and supporting experienced case lawyers on Chamber cases. It runs under the Junior Professionals Programme, limited to four years, at Grade B3, with full training on arrival. A law bachelor's obtained in Estonia, a maximum of two years of post degree experience, Estonian at first language level, and you must be under 35 at the deadline.
8. πΊπΈ Programme Management Officer, Administration (P-3) π UN DOS/CDOTS Job in New York, United States π
π Deadline: 7 October 2026
Shape how the UN Secretariat trains its people. The Department of Operational Support is hiring a P-3 Programme Management Officer in New York, in its Capacity Development and Operational Training Service, designing, running and evaluating learning and development projects, e-learning and platforms across the Secretariat. Five or more years in project or programme management, or in learning and development, with English required.
9. πΊπΈ Political Affairs Officer (P-3) ποΈ UN DPPA-DPO Job in New York, United States π
π Deadline: 8 October 2026
Help steer the UN's political work on the Central African Republic. DPPA-DPO is hiring a P-3 Political Affairs Officer in New York, on its CAR Integrated Operational Team: political analysis, daily support to the MINUSCA peace operation, monitoring developments and advising missions on the ground. Five or more years of experience including African peacekeeping, and English and French are both required.
Four countries, nine jobs, and two employers that most people assume are closed to them. The Council of Europe carries four of the nine, all in Strasbourg, and the United Nations two, both in New York. Brussels holds two association roles in rail policy and chemicals policy, and Barcelona one marketplace launch job. The single most useful thing to notice is that three of the four Council of Europe posts require a secondment from your own member State, which is a different process from a normal application and starts with your national administration rather than with the vacancy page.
Match the role to where you actually are in your career, because this batch spans a wide range. If you are starting out, three doors are genuinely open: the Barcelona launcher role asks for no sales experience, the Brussels chemicals policy posts explicitly welcome junior candidates, and the Strasbourg Assistant Lawyer position caps applicants at two years of post degree experience. If you have three years in a specialised field, the two EDQM secondments want pharmaceutical regulation or procurement, and MONEYVAL wants anti money laundering. If you have five years and international experience, the two UN P-3 posts in New York are the ones to read. Language matters more here than in most batches: the EDQM procurement role and the UN political affairs role both require French alongside English, and the Estonian law post requires Estonian at first language level.
The calendar is tight at the front and looser at the back. One role is already open on a rolling basis in Barcelona. CER closes on 27 September, the two MONEYVAL and EDQM procurement posts on 28 September, the EDQM scientific post on 29 September and IMA-Europe on 30 September. Then it eases: the European Court of Human Rights on 6 October, and the two UN posts on 7 and 8 October. International organisation applications take longer than commercial ones because of the competency question formats, so start with the one closing soonest that you genuinely qualify for. If you are weighing whether international experience pays off later in a career, the evidence is more encouraging than the application forms make it feel. Youth Works Hub lists the grade, the contract length and the published salary on every vacancy above, so you can rule a role in or out in under a minute.
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