Are you in S5?
Do you love languages and social media?
Would you like to work with like-minded peers and enhance your CV?
APPLY NOW TO JOIN OUR TEAM!
We invite committed, dynamic young people to apply for our year-long digital internship programme. This internship will see you diving into the world of social media and teaming up with peers to showcase a passion for languages and the places they can lead you!
YOU WOULD GAIN
- Mentorship from digital professionals
- Work experience in a languages environment
- New friendships and an enhanced final year of school
DEADLINE: 30 March 2025
Successful applicants must attend a training day on Friday 6 June 2025. This will be held in Glasgow and travel expenses from outside Glasgow will be covered. Those who cannot attend this day will not be allowed to proceed onto the programme.
Please note: The opportunity is open to young people across Scotland. Interns will be home-based. This is an unpaid internship. Interns are expected to commit two to four hours per week for one academic year to the project (August – April).
HOW TO APPLY
Please download and read the Information Pack. This includes the Job Description and Person Specification.
Please download and complete the Application Form. Applications must be submitted with a letter of reference from your Faculty Manager or Principal Teacher of Modern Languages.
Completed applications must be returned by email to SCILT by Sunday 30 March 2025.
WONDERING WHETHER TO APPLY?
Here’s what previous interns have said about the experience:
“The highlight was getting to work with other people I hadn't met before (working on my teambuilding and communication skills), getting to represent a national organisation, creating our own content and deciding ourselves how we wanted to run our social media accounts.”
“I loved producing high quality content and collaborating with the other interns. It was really exciting later on in the year when we started to get more interaction on our channels.”
“Meeting new people who share my same passion for languages and coming together to create something valuable was a high point for me.”