Overview

This internship offers an excellent opportunity for Master’s and PhD students to contribute to the OECD's Survey on Social and Emotional Skills (SSES) team while gaining experience in education policy, international development, survey research, and data analysis.

Eligibility

Currently enrolled in a Master’s or PhD programme
Strong quantitative research skills
Experience working with survey or assessment data
Knowledge of R and/or Python
Ability to conduct descriptive and inferential analyses
Capable of communicating quantitative findings clearly to non-technical audiences
Comfortable working independently and collaboratively
Proficient in Microsoft Office tools
Fluency in English or French, willing to improve proficiency in the second OECD official language

Experience with GitHub, GitLab, or Algobank is considered an advantage.

Benefits

Monthly living allowance of €1,000 for interns based in Paris
Opportunity to work with leading international education researchers and policy experts
Exposure to large-scale international survey operations and data analysis
Professional networking within the OECD and global education sector
Annual leave entitlement of 2.5 working days per month
Access to an international and multicultural working environment in Paris