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About the internship

This internship is part of Funding Fairer Futures (FFF) — an EU-funded project that strengthens youth and civil society organisations through capacity-building, dialogue and financial support.


We’re offering a 6-month learning placement (with an option for renewal of a further 6 months) for someone who wants to build practical experience in network engagement and event coordination within the NGO and environmental sectors.


This internship is designed as a learning journey. You’ll co-create a learning plan with your line manager (the FFF Project Manager) to ensure the work reflects both GCE’s goals and your own interests and development needs.

You will contribute by…

You will contribute by...


  • Taking ownership of organising meet-ups and training for our network and our FFF grantees.
  • Helping design opportunities for young people and organisations to engage with decision-makers through policy dialogues and round tables
  • Developing your own project idea within the FFF framework — events, policy activities, communications activities – flexibility to tailor this to what you're passionate about.
  • Working with the volunteer teams (namely in the communications team) to share stories from the project
  • Supporting documentation, evaluation, and reflection of project activities


You will learn to...


  • Coordinate events and manage logistics in an international, multi-partner context
  • Facilitate and communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders
  • Design and implement your own small project from concept to delivery
  • Create clear and engaging communications content for different audiences
  • Use simple monitoring tools and reflect on learning outcomes


How we’ll work together

You’ll be line-managed by Josh Cope the FFF Project & Finance Manager, Josh has been working in the Youth Sector for 15 years and has a breadth of knowledge in organisational leadership, project management and social action. Josh will act as your mentor and main point of support. Together, you’ll agree on your preferred working style, check-in rhythm and feedback approach — so that the structure fits your needs and learning preferences.


You’ll also work closely with volunteers, communications leads and partner organisations, joining a team that values openness, collaboration and shared ownership.


Who we’re looking for

We’re not looking for a specific educational background. This opportunity is open to anyone with curiosity, motivation, and a commitment to learning — whether your experience comes from formal study, volunteering, or community involvement.


You might be a young person looking to gain your first professional experience in the NGO or environmental field, or someone wanting to strengthen your skills in communications, facilitation, or event coordination.


We value:


  • A genuine interest in climate justice and inclusive participation
  • Good organisational and communication skills
  • Willingness to learn and take initiative
  • Comfort working independently in a small and dynamic team
  • Prior volunteering experience in the climate and environmental space 


About Generation Climate Europe

Generation Climate Europe (GCE) is the largest coalition of youth-led climate and environmental networks in Europe, representing 381 national organisations across 46 countries. Our mission is to connect young people and organisations across Europe to advocate for a just and green transition.


We are a young organisation that’s growing quickly, with both staff and volunteers working together to design and deliver projects that put collaboration, inclusion, and climate justice at the centre.


What we offer

  • A 6-month paid internship under a Convention d’Immersion Professionnelle (CIP) contract (with the option to extend by a further 6 months)
  • 32 hours a week, 4 days per week (Mon–Thur) 
  • €1,400 per month
  • Remote work from Belgium (you must have the right to live and work in Belgium)
  • 10 days of leave and the possibility to telework from abroad
  • Opportunities to travel to meet project partners and attend training and capacity-building activities
  • Regular mentoring and supervision from the FFF Project Manager
  • A flexible, supportive learning environment where non-formal experience is valued equally to academic paths
  • The chance to contribute to a growing youth-led European network working for climate and social justice


Equal opportunity statement

GCE welcomes applications from people of all backgrounds. We particularly encourage young people who have gained experience through non-formal education or community involvement to apply.

Application Process

To apply for this position, please fill out the form by Sunday 4 January 2026. You’ll need to upload the following files:

  • A cover letter that explains why you think you’d be a good fit for the role and for GCE,
  • An up-to-date CV.


Shortlisted applicants will be invited for an interview in mid-January.


Start date between mid-February and early March.