Economics Intern
Interested in Economics and Politics?
Want to make a real difference to Brazil – UK relations?
above part time position. This is a challenging and rewarding position within the Economics
Team at the British Embassy. The successful candidate will be involved in:
Analysing and reporting on significant macroeconomic and international trade issues in
Brazil with a particularly focus on research, statistics and designing graphical
representations;
Compiling and updating a reference database of keys facts and figures on the Brazilian
economy;
Maintaining a new web-based mechanism to share our analysis with key stakeholders;
Promoting the UK's wider economic and political objectives, including on economic
reform, and trade policy.
The successful candidate will develop their already strong analytical capability and
strengthen both oral and written English skills (with a particular focus on economic
language). On-the-job support and feedback will be provided and where possible,
opportunities to combine the academic interests of the successful candidate with Embassy
work will be identified. The job scope is closely aligned to the Foreign and Commonwealth
Office (FCO)’s foreign policy priorities, particularly building Britain’s prosperity. More details
can be found at www.fco.gov.uk.
The successful candidate will be ambitious and self-motivated with excellent analytical,
interpersonal, and communications skills in both English and Portuguese. A good
understanding of the Brazilian economy and Brazil’s economic reform agenda would be a
strong advantage. Applicants must also have excellent computer skills, particularly with
Excel (including both spreadsheet and graphical representation functions). Experience in
web design would also be an advantage.
Main purpose of job
To support the Economics Team in all aspects of its work.
Duties and responsibilities
Assisting the Economics team in analysing and reporting on Brazil’s economic
developments, with a particularly focus on research, statistics and designing graphical
representations.
Compiling and updating a reference database of keys facts and figures on the
Brazilian economy.
Supporting the preparation of the monthly ‘Economic Focus’ bulletin.
Maintaining a new web-based mechanism to share our analysis with key stakeholders
Assisting in the organisation of economics related visits and events.
Promoting the UK's wider economic and political objectives, including on economic
reform and trade policy.
Providing other ad-hoc administrative support to the Economics Team as and when
required.
Closing deadline for applications: 10/08/13.
20 hours per week
Please send CV and covering letter in English with two professional references by e-mail to:
brasiliahr@fco.gov.uk with the subject IECO.
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