Assistance and Protection Branch
The Assistance and Protection Branch (APB) of the OPCW works to provide States Parties with information about a variety of protective measures against chemical weapons. It supplies expert advice, and assistance to a State Party, when requested, in identifying how its programmes for the development and improvement of a protective capacity against chemical weapons can be implemented.
APB is looking for an intern to work with the Protection Databank. The duties of the intern would centre around updating and improving this database, by analysing and updating the content as well as developing a list of participants and the training they have participated in. The intern will also assist with the preparation of presentations for assistance and protection training sessions.
Potential applicants should have good computer skills and excellent knowledge of English as well as another working language of the OPCW. The internship will be for a period of 3-6 months, beginning in the autumn of 2011
FAQ
- How good does my English need to be?
- Do I need to be able to speak any other languages?
- Do I need to be a citizen of a CWC signatory state?
- Can the OPCW help with visa applications?
- Will I hear from the OPCW if my application is unsuccessful?
- Does the OPCW provide any financial assistance for interns?
- Do I need to have my own medical insurance?
- Can the OPCW help me with the practicalities of relocating to The Hague?
- What kind of supervision can I expect?



