Erasmus Internship - Community Intern

Contract length: 4–6 months, with a possible paid 6-month extension based on performance and budget availability Hours: flexible, 20-40 hours per week, during CET core working hours (Monday to Friday) Location: Amsterdam or Lyon (to be confirmed) Hybrid arrangement: office-based with some remote flexibility Travel: none, except relocating to Amsterdam or Lyon Reporting to: Language Access and Engagement Specialist Erasmus+ supports traineeships (work placements, internships) abroad at any workplace for students currently enrolled in higher education institutions in Program Countries at short-cycle Bachelor and Master level as well as for doctoral candidates.

These opportunities are also open to recent graduates. Erasmus+ traineeships are open to any student enrolled in a higher education institution holding an Erasmus+ Charter for Higher Education. The traineeship must be relevant for the degree-related learning and personal development needs and, wherever possible, be integrated in the study program. A traineeship can take place at any organization located anywhere in the world (with the exception of EU institutions, bodies and agencies). CLEAR Global (previously known as Translators Without Borders) is an equal-opportunity employer, committed to having a diverse team where individuals of all backgrounds collaborate and learn from one another.

We believe we can be most effective with diverse experience and expertise in our team. We recruit on merit, actively seek diverse applicant pools and encourage candidates of all backgrounds to apply. We do not discriminate on the basis of disability, age, gender identity and expression, national origin, race and ethnicity, religious beliefs, marital or parental status, or sexual orientation, and welcome all types of diversity. Within CLEAR Global, the Influence & Language Justice (I&LJ) team sits at the intersection of language access and movement building.

The team currently leads the integration of Tarjimly into CLEAR Global, bringing together two large and active communities of language volunteers and professionals around a shared language justice mission. Our work spans community engagement, advocacy, and operational support for language access initiatives across humanitarian contexts. As an intern on this team, you will be embedded in day-to-day activities that are both community-facing and behind the scenes, contributing to work that has a real impact on how people access information in their own language.

The role Assist the Community team in engaging a volunteer community of over 200,000 language professionals, coordinate collaboration among volunteers, ensure healthy growth of the volunteer community, as well as timely and effective communication.

Responsibilities

Maintain effective communication with community members, ensuring they remain engaged and have a clear understanding of expectations Assist with outreach to new community members, both strategically and in response to crisis Support in…

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