Stagiaire au Pôle Assistance de Direction des Opérations Internationales (H/F/X)

DOI is offering a paid internship at the Pôle Assistance de Direction des Opérations Internationales, focusing on administrative, logistical, and operational support for international travel and activities. The role is designed for a trainee to assist in organizing, optimizing, and managing tasks under the supervision of a senior staff member. This opportunity is open to individuals with diverse gender and identity backgrounds (H/F/X).⁠​​​​​​​​‌‌‌​​​‌​​​​​​‌‌‌‌‌‌‌​‌​​⁠

What it offers

The internship involves supporting the Pôle Assistance de Direction and a travel coordinator in tasks such as logistics, administrative work, and operational coordination for international operations. The role emphasizes learning through hands-on experience and transitioning into full-time responsibilities after initial training.

Who can apply

This internship is open to applicants with a recent educational background (likely recent graduates or students close to graduation), though specific nationality or citizenship requirements are not stated. The internship appears to be international in scope, given the focus on international operations.

What you'll do

• Assist in organizing and optimizing operational activities for international deployments.
• Support administrative and logistical tasks, including travel coordination and documentation management.
• Administer and manage related files and records for the team.
• Participate in training and transition into full responsibilities under supervision.

How to apply

The application process is not explicitly detailed in the provided text, but it is implied to be through DOI’s official recruitment channels (likely via Concoursn.com or internal systems).

Good to know

• The internship is likely unpaid unless explicitly stated otherwise (no monetary or stipend details provided).
• The role is international-focused, requiring adaptability to global operations.
• No explicit education level is specified, but the context suggests a recent graduate or student profile.
• No language requirements are mentioned beyond the operational language of the role (assumed to be French, given DOI’s context).