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Short description of the organisation

The European Association of Conservatoires (AEC), founded in 1953, is a dynamic European cultural and educational network with more than 238 member institutions for professional music training in 55 countries.

The objective of the AEC is to support professional music training in Europe through the organisation of European projects, congresses and seminars, exchanges, research and by representing the interests of its members on European, national and international level.

The AEC Office is currently established in Utrecht, The Netherlands, sharing a building in the historic city centre with several other cultural organisations.

Each year the AEC organises, in a different European country, the Annual Meeting for ERASMUS coordinators of European Conservatoires and the AEC Annual Congress, with the aim to discuss relevant subjects in the field of professional music training in Europe and to exchange information (for more information, please visit the webpage Events). The AEC is also engaged in several projects supported by the European Union, such as 'Polifonia', 'Accreditation in European Professional Music Training', 'DoReMiFaSocrates', 'Mundus Musicalis' (for more information, please visit the webpage Projects).

Description of the internship

An internship with the AEC can consist of one or more of the following components:

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Organisation: the organisation of meetings, seminars and conferences in various countries in Europe
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Office tasks: being part of the AEC Office and therefore contributing to the day-to-day running of the organisation.
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Research: to gather information about various topics in the field of professional music training in Europe. Examples of these topics are: quantitative and qualitative research on mobility of teachers and students in professional music training in Europe, examples of good practice of collaboration on a European level between conservatoires, cultural diversity in music education, educational systems for music education in Europe, the connection between training and the profession, etc.

Requirements

This internship is highly suitable for students in cultural management courses or in European studies, wanting to have experience in working in a cultural organisation on European level and in working with European funding programmes in education and culture. Passive and active knowledge of English is required, knowledge of French, German or Spanish is recommended.

Other information

Candidates can contact the AEC directly by sending a short CV and a motivation letter. The internship can start in any given moment of the academic year. Length of the internship and internship fees are to be discussed.

Contact person: Martin Prchal, Chief Executive AEC
Email: aecinfo@aecinfo.org


Source: http://www.aecinfo.org

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