Young people are being invited to represent Jersey at this year's Commonwealth Youth Parliament.
It is being held in Delhi in India on 24-28th November.
The States Assembly is looking for two young adults aged 18-29 who are interested in politics and are keen for the opportunity to experience parliamentary procedures, debate controversial issues and face a mock media conference.
"Whether you aspire to become a politician or not, we are looking for two confident and articulate individuals who take pride in their island and want to play an active role in the Youth Parliament while representing Jersey on a global stage." -Deputy Carolyn Labey, Chair of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association in Jersey
To apply, send your CV and a 500 word cover letter to [email protected] before 19th September.
Jersey hosted the last Commonwealth Youth Parliament, which attracted global news coverage and saw #CYP9 trend on twitter.
Are you aged 18-29? Are you interested in politics? Would you like to represent Jersey in Delhi 🇮🇳 this November? ⭐Then we'd like to hear from you!⭐ Find out more and apply here: https://t.co/YdVDQcjVBR #CYP10 #Commonwealth #JerseyCI @CPA_Secretariat pic.twitter.com/EX0Vyrk0fa
— States Assembly (@StatesAssembly) September 9, 2019
Image credit: CPA
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