Transparency International Georgia is currently seeking exceptional part-time volunteer interns.

Interns will be required to perform administrative duties, do translations (written and oral, English-Georgian and Georgian-English), conduct online research, assist in conducting key interviews, attend press conferences and meetings and report back on them, monitor media reports and prepare briefings for staff, assist with organizing events and conducting outreach to the media.

Qualifications:

Candidates must:

** Be detail-oriented and organized

** Possess excellent command of English and Georgian languages (both written and oral)

** Be a motivated self-starter who works well both in a team and on their own

** Have a strong command of basic computer programs (Microsoft Word, Excel, Internet research) and typing skills

** Be able to write without stylistic, grammatical or other mistakes in Georgian language

** Be completion-oriented

** Have solid communication skills

** Have a solid understanding of TI-G's mission and mandate, based on information from the website (www.transparency.ge and www.transparency.org) and elsewhere.

Additionally, candidates should have a strong interest in issues related to transparency, accountability and anti-corruption. Formal experience in these areas is not necessary. Russian language skills are a plus.

The position is geared towards active and dedicated young people without significant prior work experience. Successful applicants will gain direct exposure to the work and management of a leading anti-corruption organization in Georgia, an understanding of the functioning of international organizations, and may increase chances for future employment. Selected interns will be paired directly with a program manager who will oversee their work, and can expect training and constructive guidance in their professional development.

Internships will last for 3 months and may be extended based on performance and need. The most exceptional interns may be offered paid positions, if and when funding is available.

Application process:

Applications should be e-mailed to: jobs@transparency.ge, including the following:

1. Resume or CV

2. Cover letter indicating your interest in the position and explaining why the applicant is qualified.

The deadline for submission of applications is April 28, 2014. Shortlisted applicants will be contacted for interviews soon after. Internships will begin in the beginning of May.

About us:

TI-G strives to create a Georgia that is free of corruption. We do this by challenging the concept that corruption is inevitable. We fight to raise awareness about the negative effects of corruption, to reduce tolerance towards corrupt practices, and we devise practical actions to address it. We do this by bringing together relevant players from government, civil society, business and the media to promote transparency in elections, in public administration, in procurement and in business. We also use advocacy campaigns to lobby governments to implement anti-corruption reforms.

source: jobs.ge