Event Assistant

The European Society of Cardiology (ESC) is a volunteer-led, not-for-profit, medical society. It is an independent, non-governmental organisation.

The ESC is a source of high quality, evidence-based science that pushes the boundaries of cardiovascular medicine. Our members and decision-makers are healthcare professionals who give their time and expertise freely, while continuing their daily, high-paced clinical and/or research work. ESC volunteers are world-renowned experts; their opinions are routinely sought and their papers regularly published and referenced.

The ESC coordinates observational registries, creates clinical practice guidelines, and organises and endorses educational programmes. We disseminate robust and independent science through our congresses, journals and educational digital tools. We’re the voice of the cardiology community when advocating for heart-health policies, regulations and funding.

All of these things enable us to identify cardiovascular trends, address inequalities, share best practices to improve standards of care for patients

**We are**:

- 2,500 volunteers
- 57 National Cardiac Societies / 48 Affiliated Cardiac Societies
- Over 102,000 members

We share the latest in cardiovascular science through:

- 17 journals - including our flagship, European Heart Journal
- 14 congresses - including ESC Congress, the largest cardiology congress in the world
- 80+ webinars per year, numerous courses, and 4 post-graduate programmes in collaboration with leading universities

The ESC employs 200 staff, based in Nice and Brussels, who support ESC volunteers in the development and management of these activities

The European Society of Cardiology (The ESC) based in Sophia Antipolis wishes to welcome a **trainee **for a 6-month period as from the **3rd March to the 30th August 2024**.

You will join the Congress and Events Division, responsible for implementing all actions relating to the organisation of events for cardiologists (congresses, certification exams, educational courses, operating meetings, and related meetings). More specifically, you will be attached to the Speciality Congresses department, which is responsible for ensuring the smooth organisation and development of sub-speciality congresses

This role is an opportunity to gain experience in project management, specifically in the organisation of events in the health sector.

**Major duties**:

- Coordinate the management of sub-specialty conference grants under the supervision of the conference managers.
- To ensure the implementation, follow-up and delivery of congress grants from their opening to their payment and/or receipt, in collaboration with the congress managers
- To provide administrative support to the department's staff in the delivery of sub-specialty congresses.
- To produce various event reports related to the congresses.

**Profile**:You are currently at Business or Event School (From BAC+3 to BAC+5) and you are interested in events sector so join us
- Strong organisational skills
- Fluent in spoken and written English
- Good team spirit
- Ability to work with processes and deadlines
- Time management skills
- Proficiency in MS Office

**What will he/she learn?**
- Continuous training on different tools and activities
- Experience modern work environment and complex corporate culture
- Exposure to International business

**Conditions**:

- Internship 35h
- No remote working
- Restaurant vouchers + mutuelle/prévoyance

**Application**:
A cover letter in English

A CV in English

As part of its diversity policy, the ESC is an equal opportunity employer.

**Job Type**: Internship

Work Location: In person