Managing Authority Graduate
Special EU Programmes BodyBelfast, Antrim£30,458 (Under Review)Graduate
SUMMARY OF JOB
The Special EU Programmes Body is delighted to offer two exciting opportunities for recent graduates or soon-to be graduates with an interest for all things Managing Authority to join our team for up to 51-weeks. The individuals will support the Managing Authority in the design of the 2028-2034 PEACEPLUS Programme and the management of the current PEACEPLUS Programme. They will contribute to the mentorship of the Managing Authority student placement.
KEY FUNCTIONS:
• Provide administrative and coordination support across the Managing Authority Team.
• Support the Managing Authority team in the implementation of its stakeholder consultation plan by compiling names and contact details for consultees; assisting in issuing invites; keeping record of responses; chasing up on non-responses.
• Analyse consultation feedback to record emerging themes and report them to management team.
• Maintain stakeholder databases, trackers and
• Assist with procurement and supplier coordination.
• Compile briefings on applicable EU legislation and NI, UK, and IRE policies as they adhere to and impact on the 2028 Programme.
• Provide secretariat functions to the Programme Development Steering Group (data processing, organising meetings, preparation of papers, minute taking, production of letters, memos, reports and email correspondence).
The Special EU Programmes Body is delighted to offer two exciting opportunities for recent graduates or soon-to be graduates with an interest for all things Managing Authority to join our team for up to 51-weeks. The individuals will support the Managing Authority in the design of the 2028-2034 PEACEPLUS Programme and the management of the current PEACEPLUS Programme. They will contribute to the mentorship of the Managing Authority student placement.
KEY FUNCTIONS:
• Provide administrative and coordination support across the Managing Authority Team.
• Support the Managing Authority team in the implementation of its stakeholder consultation plan by compiling names and contact details for consultees; assisting in issuing invites; keeping record of responses; chasing up on non-responses.
• Analyse consultation feedback to record emerging themes and report them to management team.
• Maintain stakeholder databases, trackers and
• Assist with procurement and supplier coordination.
• Compile briefings on applicable EU legislation and NI, UK, and IRE policies as they adhere to and impact on the 2028 Programme.
• Provide secretariat functions to the Programme Development Steering Group (data processing, organising meetings, preparation of papers, minute taking, production of letters, memos, reports and email correspondence).
The closing date for applications is Monday the 15th of June 2026
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