About the Internship
Interns may support programs in cultural relations, education, communications, or operations. Opportunities vary by country and department, and interns are integrated into teams to contribute to ongoing initiatives. The responsibilities, duration, and working mode are determined by the department and local office.
What Interns Gain
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Experience working with education and cultural programs
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Exposure to international cooperation initiatives
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Development of organizational and communication skills
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Certificate of participation may be provided
Eligibility Criteria
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Students enrolled in undergraduate or graduate programs
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Recent graduates
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Academic or professional background relevant to the role
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Requirements vary by country and department
How to Apply
Applications are submitted through the official British Council careers website. The process may include completing an online form and submitting required documents. Details vary depending on the country and department.
Required Application Materials
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CV or résumé
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Cover letter or statement of interest
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Academic transcripts or proof of enrollment
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References or recommendation letters may be requested
Application Deadline
Deadlines differ depending on location and department.
Additional Note
Internship responsibilities and requirements vary by country and department. Applicants interested in international cultural or education internships may also explore opportunities offered by the UNICEF Internship Programme or the OECD Internship Programme.
Official Link
https://www.britishcouncil.org/about-us/work-with-us