FUEN is expanding
10.02.2017As previously announced, FUEN is looking for new staff and in the medium term for all three offices: Flensburg, Berlin and Brussels.
We start with the General Secretariat in Flensburg. FUEN is currently looking for an administration manager/head of office and an office manager – as FUEN Secretary General Susann Schenk announced today.
We are looking for members of minorities who have the required professional experience and personal competencies and who would like to collaborate with our team, working European-wide.
The FUEN Presidium paved the way during its meeting at 03.02.2017. With a view to the positive results in the case of the Minority SafePack Initiative and the upcoming FUEN Congress 2017, FUEN is expecting challenging months.
In Addition, FUEN is looking for project managers, e.g. for the working groups, administrative staff, PR-specialists, graphic designer/layout artist and translators.
There will be separate biddings for the supervision of the AGDM touring exhibition, the assistance in the AGDM coordination office in Berlin and the enlargement of the Europe-office in Brussels.
FUEN received several applications. We call for additional unsolicited applications. We kindly ask our member organizations to actively support this process.
You can find the job advertisement here.
Пресс релизы
- FUEN discussed minority issues with EU institutions in Brussels
- FUEN exhibition opens at the European Parliament: putting minority languages on the European agenda
- FUEN Working Group on Education meets in Eupen: Focus on vocational education, minority languages and AI
- FUEN Assembly of Delegates 2026 calls for greater inclusion of minority languages in artificial intelligence
- FUEN Congress discusses geo-blocking and the protection of minority languages
- FUEN Congress Examines Mother-Tongue Access in Healthcare and Social Services
- FUEN Congress Spotlights the Future of Minority Languages in Public-Service Broadcasting
- 70th FUEN Congress opens in Helsinki/Helsingfors
- For Protection of the Cultural Identity: The Case of the Breton Community in France
- An Existence Under Question: The Case of the Greek-Orthodox Community of Istanbul