- Temporary missions of 2 to 3 days.- The HCERES associates students with its committees of experts for the evaluation of licenses, professional licenses and masters from French public higher education establishments. A committee of experts is therefore responsible for the expertise of a "field of training" (that is to say, a set of training courses, reflecting a theme of the establishment evaluated). It is made up of several academic members and / or from socio-economic or cultural backgrounds and a student. The committee mainly works on files submitted by the establishment; it meets twice at the HCERES (once to be trained in evaluation and to examine files, another time to collegially report the results of the analyzes of its members).

I was mainly supporting two major transversal projects for the training center of the French Red Cross:- I was in charge of the “Traineeship welcome path” project: coordination of events at the national level, redaction of articles published on the internal website, administrative and logistic tasks.- The production of a summary report of a qualitative study on voluntary training.In fact, attached to the Training Pole of the Directorate of Volunteer Activities and Engagement, my role was to:1. Support the deployment of a common training base for volunteers:- Planning of continuing education sessions;- Mobilization of trainers' regions;- Remote support to regional logistics;- Monitoring of the evaluation of training sessions;- Proposal of communication supports and tools;- Administrative support.2. Produce a summary report of the volunteer training survey:- Quantitative analysis of the survey data;- Qualitative analysis of responses to the survey;- Redaction of an investigation report;- Proposal of recommendations from the survey data; - Writing summary sheets by region.

Seasonal job among an international team welcoming children from all around the world, aged from 7 to 17 years old. Key achievements:- Customer services- Logistics: departures/arrivals management- General administration

WaterLex is a Geneva-based NGO and a UN-Partner with UN ECOSOC Special Consultative Status which works globally to promote the human rights to safe drinking water and sanitation and improved water governance. WaterLex works through the human rights principles to contribute to water law and policy review and reforms; capacity enhancement of parliamentarians and relevant government departments, service providers and regulatory bodies, national human rights institutions, development partners, and civil society partners.Key achievements:- Research, i.e. participating in the edition of an Encyclopaedia of the Sustainable Development Goals: Transforming the World that We Want, or researching on the different models of service delivery in the water and sanitation worldwide in order to determine how countries are aligning with the human rights to water and sanitation.- Administrative work- Communication/events: participation to several UN meetings and conferences- Logistics