Get a student job where law is the focus - become a student assistant at SIRI

The Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI) is currently looking for 4-5 new student assistants for the offices Amount and Agriculture. With us, you get a job relevant to your studies, where you use your legal skills in practice from day one and get a strong starting point for your future career. Your new workplace You will be part of a professional workplace with welcoming and competent colleagues who are available to help and advise. We process applications from citizens all over the world who want to work or study in Denmark. In the Agriculture office, we process applications for residence permits for e.g. foreigners who wish to obtain Danish authorization, interns, au pairs and applications for a residence permit in Greenland. In the Amounts office, we process applications for residence permits on the amount schemes and cases regarding residence permits under the association agreement with Turkey. At SIRI, we work with our strategy and core tasks in mind. We have a strategy house which describes our vision and mission as well as the foundation for our way of working. Read more about us, our strategy and our various offices here. This is how your everyday life at SIRI will be. We are around 45 employees in Beløb and approx. 30 employees in Agriculture, and you will have to be part of a student team with 3-4 other student colleagues and a student coordinator, where you will have to solve tasks across the office's many subject areas. Here you will both be responsible for your own tasks and have to solve tasks in collaboration with the office's other students and colleagues. As a student assistant at SIRI, you will have the opportunity to develop your legal skills and gain in-depth knowledge of legal case management. Our student assistants work with specific legal case management as well as other administrative and legal tasks such as processing requests for access to documents and answering citizen inquiries both in writing and by telephone. About you You are studying law or another social science education, and we imagine that you have at least passed the first year of the course. It is an advantage if you have more than one year left of your studies. You must enjoy being challenged and develop both professionally and personally. We expect that you: want to try your hand at law in practice are ready to also handle administrative tasks are good at communicating in English, both orally and in writing can quickly familiarize yourself with IT systems and programs such as Excel, Outlook, Public 360 and e-income Are you curious to know more? If you want to know more about the positions, you are welcome to contact Acting Office Manager in Landbrug Stine Gravlev Christiansen on tel. [phone removed] or e-mail [email protected] or Office Manager in Amounts Dorte Lohmann Kjærgaard on tel. [phone removed] or e-mail [email protected]. Apply for the position We look forward to receiving your application, CV and diploma etc. no later than Tuesday 1 April. We expect to hold interviews in week 15. Salary and terms of employment You are employed in the Ministry of Immigration and Integration's group according to the OAO-S Collective Agreement and the HK collective agreement. You work 15 hours a week, and you must document that you are an active student and enrolled at a higher education institution throughout your employment. The area of ​​employment is the Ministry of Immigration and Integration with associated institutions, and the place of work is the Agency for International Recruitment and Integration, Carl Jacobsens Vej 39, 2500 Valby. The Police Intelligence Service will carry out a security check on your person so that we at the Ministry of Immigration and Integration can assess whether you are suitable for the position. You must be able to continuously pass a security check throughout your employment. You can read about how we process your personal data here. Equality in all its aspects is important. Therefore, all interested parties are invited, regardless of ethnicity, religion, gender, age, etc. to apply for the position. The Ministry of Immigration and Integration is a member of the Equal Access Association.