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Internship in Ireland
Starting from 4 Weeks
Many of our internships in Ireland are available with a minimum duration of 4 weeks.
Professional Internships
Professional practical experience that encourages your personal development and spices up your CV.
Credits
The internships in Ireland fulfill all requirements to be able to be acknowledged as a mandatory university internship.
Destination
The internships are located in and around Dublin.
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Why I Highly Recommend You to Do Your Internship in Ireland! : an Intern's Story
"I have been in Ireland for about a month now and time has really flown by! Currently working as an intern in a Global NGO in Dublin, I was faced with topics of Corruption and how to fight against it."
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3 Steps to an Internship in Ireland
Profile
The first step of your registration is to contact us. Create a profile and complete your data as well as your preferences for the internship.
We will then contact you to arrange a consultation with you (free of charge).
Consultation
Arrange a consultation with us! Here we provide you with information on how far your desired internship in Ireland can be implemented and corresponds to your personal goals. We are also happy to clarify further questions about the placement.
Registration Fee
If all the requirements for your internship in Ireland are met, we can start the placement process and send your application to our team in Dublin. This step is mandatory and a certain amount of deposit is required.
Meet Noel!
Your Contact Person in Ireland
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Here we'd like to briefly introduce you to the team from our partner office in Ireland. Noel and his colleagues will help you through your internship, organize everything you need, and help you with all your questions. They will gladly pass on their insider knowledge to you - so that your time as a globetrotter will be the highlight of your life!
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What's so special about an internship in Ireland
Many international companies offer internships in Dublin. Many of which require no previous knowledge or experience, as you will be trained by the company according to the principle "learning by doing". This is a perfect opportunity for high school graduates to use the time between high school and university wisely and gain international work experience.
In addition, an internship in an English speaking country is another, very obvious, advantage: you don’t have to worry about learning a foreign language. However, you will learn a lot about your own language - vocabulary and idioms you’ve never heard before and then there’s the accent! You’ll be hanging out at the local pub with colleagues of your host company and making new friends. You'll be amazed at how many new phrases you will learn!
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Must Knows & Sees: Dublin
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Field Reports from Ireland
Unexpected Love for Dublin: Laura's Journalism Internship Story
05/24/2017, 12:00 AM
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Though planning on doing her internship in Scotland and not Dublin, Laura did not regret a second made out of her decision. She fell in love with Dublin, she found a new home.
Thomas' Internship Abroad Journey : Ireland at Last!
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"Besides getting the chance to be where I had always wanted to be, I also gained professional experience; absolutely worth it!"
Why I Highly Recommend You to Do Your Internship in Ireland! : an Intern's Story
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"I have been in Ireland for about a month now and time has really flown by! Currently working as an intern in a Global NGO in Dublin, I was faced with topics of Corruption and how to fight against it."
Maria's Story in Dublin : Business Development Internship
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"I had the chance to gain an insight into different areas of preparing offers and managing orders of an incoming agency, lucky enough to get German Business Development as my main responsibility."
Discover Dublin
If you look at the economic strength of Dublin, you might think that it is a hectic city like many other European cities. You're wrong! Dublin has lost nothing of its cozy charm. The culprit is the attitude of the Dubliners, who are somehow simply more positive and relaxed than other nations. During your internship in Dublin, you will notice that this character is also reflected in the work habits and morals.
“Even though there are fixed workflows, the actual work is not that stressful. I had a lot of time to finish my tasks properly and the colleagues and supervisors were not that fussy as in Germany. Everybody was really friendly and we all seemed to be a big family. ”
- Thomas, an intern at an international online agency for hostel bookings
Escape Dublin's city rush:
Stroll through St. Stephen’s Green Park
Have a picnic in Phoenix Park
Go by DART (local train) to Dublin's peninsula Howth to go hiking
Discover Irish Art & Tradition:
in the Irish National Library
in countless museums
at open-air live music in Grafton Street; every day dozens of street musicians play here!
Learn the Mythology of Ireland!
Everyone knows the symbol of the green shamrock and relates it to Ireland. What the shamrock symbolizes, everyone also knows, right? If you find a four-leaf clover you are in luck! But we know this is very uncommon and the Irish symbol actually has only 3 leaves. The legend of the three-leaf shamrock reaches far back into the history of Ireland to a time when patron saint St. Patrick brought Christianity to Ireland. Using this clover, which could be found all over the green island, he explained the foundation of this religion to the people. The 3 leaves of the clover symbolize the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit - the Holy Trinity of Christianity.
Better know Ireland's history, it's worth it!
It is worthwhile to delve into the history of this small sympathetic country, especially if you are planning a long stay in Dublin through an internship. You'll be amazed at what great achievements they have made and how much they have contributed to the modern development of the world. Robert Boyle, the father of chemistry and Charles Parsons, the inventor of the steam turbine, has changed the world and both are from Ireland. The Irish have also contributed greatly to the world of literature with Jonathan Swift (Gulliver's Travels), Samuel Beckett (Ulysses) or James Broker (Dracula!), bringing new accents to English literature. If you are an English Literature student you should be familiar with these names, and as a prospective intern in Ireland, it will do you good to have previously heard these names before. The traditional Irish music served as a muse to many styles of world music, such as folk, jazz, and rock. One might think that the Irish settled all over the world, just to share a piece of their happiness in a musical way. You see, the idea of an internship in Dublin is even more appealing when you know a bit of its history.
Living in Ireland
The hospitality of the Irish is noteworthy, as our interns in Dublin report this again and again. So why not truly engage in the Irish customs and make yourself comfortable with a host family? You will still have your independence, but while enjoying the advantages of the domestic life at the same time. In addition, you have the bonus of living like the locals, learning about the family, people and country through their customs and traditions, and emerging into their circles of friends. Living in a hostel wouldn't bring you closer to the Irish traditions! But what you decide in the end, of course, is up to you. In any case, your project coordinator will assist you in finding accommodation for your internship in Dublin.
And What About Guinness?
You knew this would be coming, right? Guinness is to Ireland as cheese is to Wisconsin. Although today this is due to the targeted marketing ads by Guinness, it still has its deep historical origin. Founded by Arthur Guinness, it was the first brewery in Dublin and has since been THE Irish national drink! “Once in Dublin, get to a real Guinness Pub and have a drink.” This is certainly on your to-do list during your internship abroad in Ireland! The beer has become a symbol of the Green Island, and is an important part of the national identity of all the globally dispersed Irish. In Dublin itself you will notice that the Guinness drinkers are mostly found among the older circles or among tourists. The young middle class, seem to prefer to resort to cheaper and imported products.
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