Did you study or intern abroad and want to pursue it as a career? Do you want to dip your toes into this fascinating career field but can’t get an entry-level experience without experience?
We are always looking to expand our team, and throughout the year we look for enthusiastic, creative and qualified individuals to fulfill roles within our team. We welcome those with experience working with people from various backgrounds, enjoy the nature of international education, be culturally sensitive and, let’s be honest, good craic!
As international educators, we realise what the impact of real-life work experience can have when beginning or changing your careers. Everyone who interns or works with us will get a real-life taste of working with experienced study abroad professionals in a real office environment.
Whether you want a career in International Education, Marketing, Business or elsewhere, we will work to tailor-make your experience so that you are working on interesting, meaningful projects that will both help you gain or hone key transferable skills, as well as help us move forward with our goals to help as many students as possible Learn Internationally.
It is always good to shake up the marketing strategy and help to impletment new ideas. If you’re interested in working in marketing, we will ask you to you focus on various promotional and marketing projects according to our needs and your interests.
Projects available include working on the following areas of a our marketing strategy:
It happens all the time. You studied abroad during your undergraduate programme and you loved it so much you want to make a career out of it. We get it. We were there once, too, and now that’s what we’re doing for our careers!
We also understand that the IE world is tough, you need experience to get a job but can’t get a job without having the experience. That’s where we can help you.
With our placements, you will get a taste of as many aspects of international education as we have going on at the time of your placement. We’ll show you the real, behind-the-scenes reality of the field and let you see for yourself if it is right for you.
This dynamic opportunity is for motivated students interested in the field of International Education, Higher Education or a related field. Interns will work with social media and marketing tools, help to organise programmes and their preparation materials, arrange logistics for programmes, organise Irish cultural events and help with day-to-day business life. Our interns gain a wealth of knowledge from across the spectrum of the organisation, and is a great way to really see what the field of international education is all about while building your résumé and skill set.
Project examples include:
Internship placements are:
Intern requirements:
The other bits:
* For virtual placements. Normal business hours are in the Irish time zone, GMT+1 in the summer. Interns must be available to speak in-person with their supervisor for at least 1-2 hours per day, Monday-Friday. The rest of the work schedule can be flexible.
** Application fee of €95 still applies. Accommodation fees for in-person placements are at the intern’s own expense.
“In some way, I’d like to think a lone walk through the city streets may be analogized to the pinball freely exploring the interior of the chamber, free from the careening shunts of the levers and absent all the flashing lights.”
“Leaving the foggy cobbled streets for the empty quiet of the freeways, I felt affirmed by the fact that here we were, up and at ‘em early before anyone else. It’s like a game of dominoes – you nail the first push and the rest of the pieces fall seamlessly. In line with this metaphor, awaking on time and being the first to arrive on set portends a day of good old fashioned hard work.”
“Imagine your mind is a great ocean in which the crest and troughs of waves, representing fleeting thoughts, swell in and out of existence. It is your choice, should you choose to ride a particular wave, whether you will fight against it and in so doing expend your precious energy or whether you will simply let it carry you until it gently dissipates.”
“My prior impression of library hallways is that they are typically flooded with sterile white light. The Long Room instead relies quite heavily on natural light, which casts itself more carefully across the 65-meter-long hall.”
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