Who we are
The European Parliament stands for European democracy. We help connect it to people.
We work to provide complete and impartial information to citizens and media about the European Parliament and assist our Members in their communication activities.
The Directorate-General for Communication (DG COMM) strives to reach and engage the right audience with the right message at the right time and in doing so, deliver world-class communication. We are committed communication professionals coming from various professional and academic backgrounds.
The Directorate for Liaison Offices is DG COMM's front line in the Member States. The offices connect to citizens across the European Union, engaging with their concerns, understanding their cultures and speaking their languages, in order to make that vital connection between the European Parliament and the diverse local realities it represents. Offices are playing a crucial role in spreading the knowledge of what the European Parliament is working on and has achieved as well as engaging with citizens and various stakeholders.
Learn more about what we do: https://riga.europarl.europa.eu/lv.
Your tasks
- Take part in youth outreach activities, such as the European Parliament Ambassador School program and the together.eu community;
- Help plan and carry out events – starting from logistical preparation and coordination through to on-site implementation, social media coverage and reporting;
- Work closely with our community manager on creating content for social media and updating the EPLO website;
- Represent the European Parliament at events and school visits inside and outside the EU House;
- Assist in maintaining and updating our contact lists;
- Participate in missions across Latvia and potentially to the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
You are
- A strong communicator, both in writing and speaking (Latvian and English);
- Skilled in or strongly interested in content creation – such as writing, managing social media, graphic design or video production (e.g. Canva);
- A graduate with at least a Bachelor's degree – preferably in communication studies, political science, social sciences, or a related field. Unfinished Bachelor's degrees are not eligible;
- Proactive, adaptable, and comfortable working both independently and in a small, dynamic team;
- Responsible and flexible, with the ability to take initiative;
- Curious to deepen your knowledge of the EU and how the European Parliament works;
- Passionate about helping people understand the EU and encouraging active citizenship;
- Open to learning effective communication from experienced professionals at national and European level;
- And of course – creative and positive in your approach!
The European Parliament is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and equitable workplace. We welcome all candidates, regardless of their geographical, racial or ethnic origin, political or religious beliefs, age, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic background, civil status, or family situation.
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