Last year students of the cycle I of education and graduates can make paid probations in central public institutions from Moldova, within the programme initiated by the cabinet, in cooperation with the European Union’s Delegation in Moldova. 

 

The probationers selected will be able to work, during two months, in state’s institutions, along with civil servants, being guided by European Union’s High-Level Advisers. The 2023 edition is focused on the subjects of the clusters negotiated with the European Union, such as external relations, resources, agriculture and cohesion, green agenda and the sustainable connectivity.  

 

The information campaign of the programme of probations in Chisinau brought together over 100 students. Attending the event, Prime Minister Dorin Recean urged young people to actively participate in the edification of a prosperous society, where each Moldovan citizen would like to live and to develop professionally.  

 

„I invite you to accept this challenge, to register in the programme of probations and to choose a career in the public service. Our goal is to edify a competitive public sector; therefore, I urge to be ambitious and to contribute, along with us, to the process of our country’s accession to the European Union,’’ PM Dorin Recean said.   

 

The programme’s awareness campaign will continue on 17 May with an online event for Moldovan students who study abroad and for those who cannot take part in the events in the universities and on 23 May – at the Academy of Economic Studies. The live broadcasting can be watched here. More details about the programme – the requirements, criteria of selection and the procedure of enforcement – can be found here: https://www.eu-advisers.md/internship/       

 

Forty seven probationers graduated from the previous edition of the Programme; some of them are already employees in the public service of Moldova.