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Position Overview

Position: Volunteer for Organizational Development & Sustainability
Location: Munich, Germany
Salary: Up to €2,093.73 gross per month (E13 TVöD Bund)
Start Date: March 1, 2025
Employment Type: Full-time (39 hours/week, limited until February 28, 2026)

Join Goethe-Institut’s Strategy Department as a volunteer and contribute to organizational transformation and sustainability initiatives. Be part of an international team dedicated to shaping the future of the Goethe-Institut through innovative projects and forward-thinking solutions.

Job Description

As a Volunteer for Organizational Development & Sustainability, you will support transformative and strategic processes to enhance Goethe-Institut’s efficiency and sustainability. Your role will include contributing to New Work methodologies, piloting innovative programs, and creating impactful communication strategies.

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Key Responsibilities

Driving Organizational Transformation

• Support the reorganization of Goethe-Institut’s headquarters.
• Contribute to the implementation of the “Shaping the Future: Goethe 2025” transformation program, focusing on role-based work and internal communication.

Sustainability Initiatives

• Aid in embedding strategic sustainability management into organizational processes.
• Assist in creating employee engagement campaigns for sustainability awareness.

Workshops and Training

• Conceptualize and execute workshops, online training sessions, and collaborative programs for staff development.

Research and Trend Scouting

• Conduct research and analyze trends related to organizational development, sustainability, and new work methodologies.

Ideal Candidate Profile

The ideal candidate will have a passion for driving meaningful change within a globally recognized organization.

Skills and Qualifications

• A university degree in social sciences, psychology, sustainability, economics, cultural management, or a related field.
• Initial experience in organizational development, sustainability, or new work practices (e.g., through internships or academic projects).
• Strong conceptual and organizational skills, particularly for managing workshops.
• Excellent communication skills with the ability to simplify complex topics.
• Proficiency in English; additional language skills are a plus.

Experience

• Exposure to strategic processes in an international or transformative environment.
• Familiarity with sustainability practices or frameworks.

What We Offer

At Goethe-Institut, we value your contribution and are committed to supporting your growth.

Benefits

• Individualized training and access to our digital learning platform and library.
• A modern office in central Munich with excellent public transport connectivity.
• 30 days of vacation, a public transport subsidy, and access to health services.
• A gross monthly salary of €2,093.73.

About the Team

The Strategy Department is the driving force behind Goethe-Institut’s organizational development. Our team focuses on implementing innovative solutions, fostering intercultural dialogue, and promoting sustainability to enhance the institute’s impact worldwide.

Selection Process

1. Application Review: Applications are carefully reviewed for relevant experience and qualifications.
2. Interview: Selected candidates will be invited for an interview to assess their fit for the role.
3. Final Decision: Successful candidates will receive an offer to join Goethe-Institut’s transformative journey.

Life at Goethe-Institut

Be part of a vibrant international organization that connects cultures and promotes dialogue across the globe. At Goethe-Institut, we value openness, diversity, and sustainability. Our inclusive environment supports personal and professional growth for all team members.

Next Steps

Interested in shaping the future with Goethe-Institut? Submit your application by the given deadline. For further questions, contact Viktoria Tacho at (+49 89 159 21 -763) or email Viktoria.Tacho@goethe.de.

Acknowledgment & Diversity

At Goethe-Institut, we celebrate diversity and inclusion. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds, including those with severe disabilities. Equal opportunities are at the heart of our organization’s values.

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