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Head of Recruitment (EIR)

Job Type

Voluntary

About the Role

The Europinion Institute for Research (EIR) is seeking a motivated and well-organised Head of Recruitment to lead and coordinate volunteer recruitment across the organisation. This is an excellent opportunity for a student or recent graduate interested in human resources, talent acquisition, communications, research organisations, or European affairs.

As Head of Recruitment, you will help EIR attract talented students, graduates, and early-career researchers who are eager to contribute to the Institute’s work. You will play a central role in shaping the organisation’s volunteer base, supporting its growth, and helping ensure that new members are effectively recruited, selected, and onboarded.

The Head of Recruitment will be responsible for developing and managing EIR’s volunteer recruitment initiatives. This includes identifying recruitment channels, coordinating outreach to universities and student organisations, creating engaging role descriptions, screening applications, supporting interviews, and helping design onboarding processes for new volunteers.

You will work closely with the Executive Secretary and other members of the organisation to understand recruitment needs and ensure that EIR continues to attract capable, enthusiastic, and mission-driven volunteers.

Requirements

Position Overview: The Head of Recruitment will build and coordinate volunteer recruitment initiatives for the Europinion Institute for Research (EIR), helping to attract talented students and researchers to contribute to the organisation's mission.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Develop recruitment strategies suitable for a volunteer-based organisation

  • Coordinate with universities and student organisations to attract talent

  • Create engaging position descriptions for volunteer roles

  • Screen applications and coordinate the interview process

  • Help design onboarding procedures for new volunteers

  • Maintain a database of potential volunteers and their skills

  • Work closely with the Executive Secretary to understand organisational needs


Ideal Candidate:

  • Current student or recent graduate in Human Resources, Psychology, Communications, or related field

  • Interest in talent acquisition and volunteer coordination

  • Strong interpersonal and networking skills

  • Experience with social media and digital communications

  • Well-organised with attention to detail

  • Understanding of academic environments and research organisations

  • Ability to commit 10-15 hours per week to the role


Benefits:

  • Develop valuable recruitment and talent acquisition skills

  • Build an extensive professional network across European universities

  • Gain experience in HR processes and volunteer management

  • Receive mentorship from the Executive Secretary

  • Enhance CV with demonstrable leadership experience

  • Opportunity to shape the organisation's growth and culture

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