16 May 2022
Job offer for Communication Assistant!
Join our team in Rostock.
Currently, we are looking for a Communication Assistant at the Rostock-based Managing Authority/Joint Secretariat (MA/JS) of the EU funding programme Interreg Baltic Sea Region.
How to apply
Are you interested in communication? Are you technically savvy and know how to work with websites and social media? Are you an enthusiast of European cooperation like we are? Then apply for the position of Communication Assistant.
Please refer to the announcement note published below to learn more about the position. We accept the applications by 16 June 2022.
*Guidance for downloading interactive pdfs (applicable to the application sheet)
1. Please use ADOBE READER 10.0 or higher to fill the form
The latest version can be downloaded for free e.g. at http://get.adobe.com/reader. Please install the Adobe reader before opening the form.
2. Please do not open the files in other PDF-viewers or in the internet browser
Using other viewers or a browser will either lead to an error message or the file will not work properly and it will be damaged.
3. Please save the form on your computer before opening
Once Adobe Reader might not be by default your standard PDF-viewer, we recommend that you save the PDF file on your computer e.g. on the desktop before opening it. To do this, please click with the right mouse button on the link with the PDF document (e.g. “Download PIF for core projects”) and select from the menu “Save the link as…”. This will open a window allowing you to select the location for the file.
4. Open the PDF form saved on your computer
This can be done in different ways. One option is to click on the saved file with the right mouse button and to select “Open with…”. This function will offer you to choose a programme to open the file and you have to select Adobe Reader from this list. Another option is that you start the Adobe Reader and open the file via the menu point “Open”.
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