Early Careers Programme Participant – Greater China

Supports the World Economic Forum’s Greater China government engagement from Beijing. The participant maps public-sector stakeholders, researches policy priorities, translates Chinese and English documents, coordinates officials’ participation and visit logistics, drafts briefings and correspondence, and supports Forum events.

• Map Chinese government stakeholders and policy priorities
• Support officials’ participation in the Annual Meeting 2027
• Translate documents between English and Chinese
• Coordinate liaison and follow-up with external stakeholders
• Arrange travel, accommodation and on-site logistics for officials
• Prepare background documents, briefings and official correspondence
• Research central and local government policy frameworks
• Support Greater China projects, initiatives and events

• Foundational knowledge of Chinese government operating mechanisms
• Fluent written and spoken English and Chinese
• Full-time graduate student status or up to three years of relevant work experience

• Overseas study or international-organization experience is strongly preferred
• Background in public policy, international relations, languages or a relevant discipline
• Ability to manage multiple tasks under tight deadlines

• Government Stakeholder Mapping
• Public-Sector Engagement
• Policy Research
• Bilingual Translation
• Official Visit Coordination
• Event Logistics
• Briefing Preparation
• External Liaison

• Six-month full-time position at the Beijing Representative Office
• Preferred start date is between 1 September and 1 October 2026
• The displayed deadline is an estimated date because the source publishes no fixed deadline