Social affairs adviser, Germany, based in Berlin
Délégation aux Affaires Européennes et Internationales · State civil service
En français : Conseiller pour les affaires sociales, cas Allemagne, basé à Berlin
This job in plain words
The adviser watches and analyses social and health policies in Germany. They promote French positions and keep contacts with local players, at the French embassy in Berlin.
Can you apply?
Civil servants and contract agents can apply. The chosen candidate must get approval from the Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs.
- Category
- Category A+ (senior management)
- Diploma
- Not stated
- Experience
- Experience of international and multicultural work is expected (not stated in years)
- Contract
- Civil servants (preferably from a senior corps) and contract agents. Three-year term, extendable by one year.
The profile they want:
- Able to build networks and work across several departments
- Autonomous and proactive
- Speak and write German fluently
- Experience of international and multicultural work
- Good knowledge of labour, health and social affairs policies
- Excellent analysis and summary skills
What you would do
- Watch and analyse German social and health policies
- Write notes, reports and summaries for French authorities
- Promote French public policies in Germany
- Keep contacts with political, economic and non-profit circles
- Organise missions between France and Germany
- Build and follow bilateral cooperation programmes
How to apply
Send your application by email only, to the address given in the official notice, with copy to the two contacts at the ministry. The application must carry your line manager's approval.
Documents to send:
- CV
- Cover letter
- Hierarchical visa on the application
Good to know:
- Posting abroad, at the French embassy in Berlin
- Remote work not possible
- Diplomatic passports for the chosen candidate and family
- Moving costs covered both ways
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