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The Project Team for the "Thessaloniki International Fair 2026" at the Empassy of Japan in Greece is seeking interns/part-time staff (unpaid) to assist with event planning, management, public relations, and social media content creation.
Job Description / Responsibilities
Tasks will be assigned based on your skills and experience and may include:
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Support research using publicly available sources (newspapers, etc.)
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Support event planning and operations (preparation, on-site assistance, etc.)
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Support PR activities on the Embassy’s social media platforms (Instagram, X, Facebook, etc.)
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Support planning and creating social media content (text, images, videos, etc.)
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Drafting various documents, performing data entry, and assisting with administrative tasks
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Other duties related to event implementation
Qualifications
Required
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Over 18 years old
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Basic PC skills (Word, Excel, email, etc.)
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Strong communication skills (English required; knowledge of Greek or Japanese is a plus)
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Interest in event planning and public relations
Preferred
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Experience with social media management
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Skills in image and/or video editing (Canva, CapCut, Adobe tools, etc.)
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Knowledge of Japanese, English, and Greek
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Students are welcome (undergraduates, vocational school students, etc.)
Working Hours / Format
Weekdays: 15-20 hours per week
Weekends: none in principle
Workdays: negotiable
Work format: on-site at the Embassy
How to Apply
Please send your documents to the following email:
Hiring Manager: Moemi Nakamura
Required documents:
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CV / Resume
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Motivational letter (up to 1 A4 page)
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Your available workdays
Application Period
Deadline: February 28th
Interview: One interview in March (travel expenses not provided)
Start date: April 1st
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