French-Speaking Business Development Intern
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Internships abroad are international work experiences that give students and recent graduates the chance to develop skills in a real-world setting while living in a different country.
These internships can vary in length, but many of the most impactful ones last 6 to 12 months. This longer format allows you to fully contribute to projects, understand company culture, and gain deeper experience—especially when working at a startup.
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A well-established Japanese restaurant in Barcelona is seeking a motivated Community Management Intern to help launch a new site in the city. The role involves managing social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok, promoting the new location, and driving website traffic, with a focus on content creation, influencer relations, and campaign strategy.
About the Company
About the Company
About the Company
About the Company
Position:
Consumer Games Account Executive
Location:
100% Home-based
Reporting to:
Account Managers for our Consumer Division
We have an exciting opportunity for a passionate gamer to contribute to the success of our consumer client accounts. As the landscape of video game public relations shifts away from traditional media coverage, we’re seeking someone to help us continue delivering media coverage and develop complementary new services such as community management (on Discord), social media management, and video editing.
The candidate needs to be a self-starter, have excellent communication skills, and be interested in learning how to develop creative story ideas and PR pitches. You will work with several consumer clients (retained and project-based), spanning PC, mobile, console, VR/AR, wearables, Kickstarter, and more. You will report to the senior members of the account team, work alongside the agency directors on the day-to-day account work, and support the wider agency team where necessary.
This role supports the broader team in client relationships, driving media and influencer attention for their titles in exciting and creative ways.
We’re looking for a dynamic, passionate person who wants to develop their future career within PR and marketing in the ever-expanding global games industry.
You will work directly with the other members of the consumer games team and John and James, the founders of the company, which retains a very flat structure.
You’ll be given autonomy and responsibility from day one. You must be a strategic thinker and a confident writer, brimming with ideas, demonstrating an ability to manage numerous tasks concurrently, and having excellent attention to detail. You will be responsible for crucial aspects of the daily work with clients, media, and influencers.
The position is home-based, as we are a 100% virtual agency. There will be quarterly in-person meetings in Central London and potentially other meetings where appropriate.
This is a paid role at 750£ per month.
An authentic and genuine passion for video games and the games industry — this is a strong MUST, and we’ll be testing credentials in the interview!
Excellent written and spoken communication skills
A high degree of familiarity with social media platforms such as TikTok, X, BlueSky, Instagram (ideally a user)
Strong interpersonal skills
Highly motivated, organised, and exceptional time management skills, as the role is home-based
A willingness to get involved in broader company initiatives such as our blog, networking, and marketing
An appetite for knowledge and self-development
Proficiency with standard software tools such as Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, Adobe, etc.
A creative and fun streak with a need to deliver great work to your colleagues and clients
Day-to-day account administration, such as building and updating media lists, writing agendas, and reports
Liaising with clients to ensure that their needs are met and looking for opportunities to grow the relationship with new games and services
Helping to develop our sales materials (website, case studies, sales decks, etc.)
Learning how to set up a Discord community server and run a games community for clients with a programme of activities
Supporting the social media team with tasks such as:
Drafting social media copy for clients (B2B and consumer) across a range of platforms, including LinkedIn, X, and BlueSky
Editing long-form video content into short-form clips to share on social media
General social media admin, such as scheduling posts and sharing links to content with clients via Asana
Researching everything from finding relevant influencers for our clients to gathering information on competitors
Data gathering for monthly social media reports
Uploading case studies and client news to the company website using the WordPress CMS
Copywriting for press releases and news announcements
Monitoring the news for client coverage
Working closely with the company team to develop campaigns and stories
Building and maintaining relationships with journalists and key stakeholders on behalf of our clients
Supporting the wider team across the agency on relevant tasks
The company is a full-service PR and marketing agency specialising in strategic communications and consultancy for the global video games industry. We cover both B2B and B2C audiences.
Founded by games industry veterans with decades of experience in PR and marketing, we support our clients with everything from media relations and outreach for new video games and product launches to global events management and content creation.
2024 saw us as finalists for Best Agency in both the PocketGamer.biz and MCV awards. We’re also finalists for ‘Best PR Agency’ in the 2025 MCV Develop Awards.
Internships abroad offer hands-on work experience in another country. You’ll immerse yourself in a new culture, enhance your skills, and expand your professional network.
These internships can last from a few months to 1 year and are available in various fields like business, healthcare, marketing, and technology.
They’re ideal for students or recent graduates seeking real-world experience, language practice, or career advancement.
You can choose between paid or unpaid options, depending on the location and industry.
Internships abroad can significantly boost your resume and set you apart when applying for future jobs.
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Landing an internship abroad requires planning and the right approach:
Taking these structured steps significantly boosts your chances of successfully securing a rewarding internship abroad.
Yes, paid internships abroad exist, especially in fields like business, technology, or hospitality. However, many internships abroad are unpaid or offer stipends and benefits instead.
Yes, internships abroad are highly beneficial for your career. They provide international experience, boost your resume, and help you stand out to employers.
Key benefits include:
Overall, internships abroad significantly contribute to personal growth, career clarity, and employability in an increasingly global job market.
When choosing internships abroad, consider these important factors:
Evaluating internships with these criteria ensures you have a valuable and rewarding international experience.
During an internship abroad, you’ll typically:
Expect hands-on experience that boosts your confidence, sharpens your skills, and makes you more competitive in the global job market.
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The costs of living abroad, which are students’ responsibility to cover, may vary by country, but typically range from £500–£1,200 or €600–€1,400 per month. This usually includes:
Budgeting ahead can help you avoid surprises and make the most of your experience.
Many students who’ve completed a placement year, like those featured on theInterna, highlight how it transformed their careers by offering hands-on experience and valuable connections.
To help with your decision, consider reading testimonials or listening to real stories from students who’ve gone through placements.