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🇧🇪 Events Intern 🎪 Eurelectric Internship in Brussels, Belgium 🎟️ (Paid)

Posted 2 November 2026

Deadline

15 Nov

Eurelectric, the Union of the Electricity Industry, is offering a full-time, 6-month paid internship as Events Intern in Brussels, Belgium, starting in mid-January 2027. The intern supports the organisation of Eurelectric events, from event apps and mailers to onsite registration. At Youth Works Hub, we reviewed the full offer: applications close on 15 November 2026.


Who Is Eurelectric?


The Union of the Electricity Industry, Eurelectric, is the sector association that represents the common interests of the electricity industry at pan-European level, plus its affiliates and associates on several other continents. It currently has over 34 full members, representing the electricity industry in 32 European countries.


Internship at a Glance


🏢 Organisation: Eurelectric, Union of the Electricity Industry

🎤 Role: Events Intern

📍 Location: Brussels, Belgium

🕘 Schedule: full time

⏳ Duration: 6 months

📆 Start: mid-January 2027

💶 Pay: paid internship, base allowance under a CIP contract


What Does an Events Intern Do?


As Events Intern, you help the Eurelectric team prepare and run its events. The role covers digital tools for the event programme, communication with participants, sponsor and partner coordination, and practical support on the day itself.


Your Main Tasks


📱 Set up and update the event app and mini-sites as the event progresses (using existing platforms), including programme, timings, and speaker information.

📧 Prepare event mailers, managing schedule and layout.

🎫 Manage and distribute free registration codes for sponsors and partners around each event.

🪪 Prepare and distribute speaker, sponsor, partner and media cards.

🛎️ Assist onsite at events, including registration, badges and the exhibition area.


Working With the Event App and Mini-Sites


A core task is keeping the digital side of each event current. You set up the event app and mini-sites using existing platforms, then update them as the event progresses with the programme, timings and speaker information. The same support covers the event mailers, where you manage both the schedule and the layout.


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Sponsors, Partners and Onsite Support


Around each event, you manage and distribute free registration codes for sponsors and partners. You also prepare and distribute speaker, sponsor, partner and media cards. On the day, you assist onsite with registration, badges and the exhibition area.


Who Can Apply?


Eurelectric asks for third-level education in a relevant discipline, such as:

🎪 Event management

📣 Marketing

📈 Business development

🔎 A similar field


Skills and Personal Qualities


🤝 Diplomatic, with very good inter-personal skills.

✍️ Strong written and oral communication skills.

🧩 A structured mindset.


Language Requirements


🗣️ Fluent English is required.

💬 Other languages are a plus.


Is the Eurelectric Events Internship Paid?


Yes. Eurelectric offers a paid internship starting in mid-January 2027. The intern receives a base allowance as per a contract for professional integration (CIP). The exact amount is not stated in the offer. Our guide on how funded traineeships really work explains the different ways internships abroad are paid.


How to Apply


Send the following documents by email:

📄 A CV of maximum 2 pages

✉️ A short motivation letter of 1 page


Quote "Events Intern" in the subject line of your email. The documents must reach Eurelectric by COB (close of business) on 15 November 2026. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for an interview. The application email and the official offer PDF are listed at the end of this post.


Find more opportunities like this in our internship and traineeship listings on Youth Works Hub.


Frequently Asked Questions


Is the Eurelectric Events Intern position paid?

Yes. Eurelectric offers a paid internship, and the intern receives a base allowance as per a contract for professional integration (CIP). The exact monthly amount is not given in the offer.


How long does the internship last and when does it start?

The internship is a full-time position lasting 6 months. It starts in mid-January 2027 and takes place in Brussels, Belgium.


What does an Events Intern do at Eurelectric?

The intern sets up and updates the event app and mini-sites, prepares event mailers, manages and distributes free registration codes for sponsors and partners, prepares speaker, sponsor, partner and media cards, and assists onsite with registration, badges and the exhibition area.


What education do I need?

Eurelectric asks for third-level education in a relevant discipline such as event management, marketing, business development or a similar field.


What languages do I need?

Fluent English is required. Other languages are a plus.


What should I include in my application?

Send a CV of maximum 2 pages and a short motivation letter of 1 page by email, quoting "Events Intern" in the subject line.


What is the application deadline?

Applications must be received by COB (close of business) on 15 November 2026.


Will every applicant be contacted?

No. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted for an interview.


Deadline


⏳ 15 November 2026


Link


📧 Application email: grondinelli@eurelectric.org

🏷️ Subject line: Events Intern

📄 Offer PDF: https://www.eurelectric.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Events-intern_11_01_27.pdf

Activity details

Location
🇧🇪 Belgium
Deadline
15 Nov

Who can apply

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