Internship Communications Department
at the Goethe-Institut Bangladesh
Duration: 15 July 2024 - 15 January 2025 (6 months)
Application Deadline: 25 June 2024
The Goethe-Institut offers a full- time internship with a monthly expense allowance for university students preferably in Journalism, Communications & Media Studies in at least their 3rd year.
As an intern you will involve in the Communications Department’s regular work and programmes.
1. We offer interns the chance to:
- Get an insight into the Goethe-Institut’s work in communications
- Co-develop the Institut’s press / public relations work including digital formats for projects and events
- Contribute to the development of our online portal www.goethe.de/dhaka
- Support the Institut’s social media activities and projects
2. We expect from interns:
- Good knowledge of digital media and communications in Bangladesh
- Creativity and ability to conceptualise ideas into projects
- Very good command of Bengali and English
- Affinity to Social Media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube)
- Willingness to complete routine tasks
- Willingness to work flexible hours
- An open and friendly manner
- IT skills with MS Office, photo/illustration programmes as well as ZOOM
3. Documents to be provided:
- Curriculum Vitae (CV) of max. two A4 pages in English with recent photograph
- A motivational letter of max. one A4 page for the position (in English)
- University certificate of your bachelor degree, if available
- Proof of earlier experiences (certificates) relevant for this position
4. Application process:
Soft-copy applications only containing the above-mentioned documents should be submitted with the subject line “Application: Internship - Communications – [Name]” to
communications-dhaka@goethe.de by
25 June 2024.
Note: The Goethe-Institut attaches great importance to equal opportunities for all and therefore welcomes applications from all qualified persons regardless of race, sex, religion, age or disability.
Applicants who have mandatory internship programmes with their universities will be prioritized.