FAQs
What is the main focus of the Consultant position at ICF?
The main focus of the Consultant position is to work on employment and social policy-related subjects for EU institutions, particularly supporting the European Commission and the European Labour Authority.
What type of experience is required for this role?
A minimum of 2 years of professional experience in consultancy, public policy, and/or government affairs in the EU and/or UK is required.
What qualifications are needed to apply for this position?
A university degree or equivalent in a related discipline such as public policy, politics, economics, or law is required.
Will the Consultant be expected to work on multiple projects simultaneously?
Yes, the Consultant will be expected to support the delivery of large programmes and may work across more than one project.
What kind of tasks will the Consultant be responsible for?
The Consultant will be responsible for various tasks, including organizing programme-related activities, preparing reports and presentations, conducting research and analysis, designing workshops, and contributing to proposal-writing.
Are there opportunities for professional growth at ICF?
Yes, ICF emphasizes collaboration, mutual respect, and opportunity for growth, providing a supportive environment for professional development.
Is fluency in additional European languages an advantage for this position?
Yes, while excellent communication skills in English are required, additional European languages are considered an advantage.
Will travel be required in this role?
Yes, there will be a willingness to travel within Europe as required for the position.
What personal qualities are sought for this position?
Candidates should demonstrate self-organization, high confidence in performing tasks, flexibility in meeting client needs, sound research ethics, and excellent communication skills.
How does ICF approach its consultancy work?
ICF combines unmatched expertise with cutting-edge technology to help clients solve complex challenges and navigate change, emphasizing meaningful work with intellectual rigor.