Are traineeship jobs paid?

Some traineeship jobs offer stipends or salaries, while others are unpaid. On theInterna you can whether the internship is paid or not before you apply.

Can I apply for multiple traineeship jobs?

Absolutely! We encourage you to apply for about 5 opportunities initially which really align to your interests. It is better to have fewer but more tailored applications

Do I need prior experience?

Not necessarily. Many traineeship jobs are designed for beginners and focus on skill development but make sure to really demonstrate (quantitatively where possible) your skills and achievements in your CV.

What kinds of traineeship roles can I apply for?

Traineeship jobs come in many forms—tech, marketing, sales, customer support, engineering, and more. Some focus on creative skills, others on business or data. You can filter by field or interest when browsing listings on theInterna.

Do I need to know the local language for international traineeships?

It depends on the employer. Some roles require local language skills (like Spanish or French), while others only ask for fluent English. Each listing will mention language requirements clearly, so check before applying.

Can I do a traineeship if I’ve already graduated?

Yes, you can. theInterna typically works with students in their final year or those who graduated recently. If you’ve recently completed your degree and are looking to gain hands-on experience, a traineeship is a great next step.

Are there remote or hybrid traineeship options?

Yes, especially in marketing, software, and customer experience roles. Many companies now offer remote traineeships or hybrid models, allowing flexibility if you can’t relocate.

How does a traineeship differ from an internship?

Traineeships are often structured with training modules and soft skills development, while internships tend to focus more on workplace immersion. Traineeships may also lead to qualifications or support services.

Could a traineeship lead to a full-time job?

Many traineeship jobs serve as a stepping stone to a permanent role. Some companies hire top-performing trainees or extend their contracts if there’s a good fit.

What documents do I need when applying for a traineeship?

Typically, you’ll need an updated CV, a short motivation letter, and any relevant academic or work references. Some roles may ask for a portfolio or language proof.

Do I need a visa for an international traineeship?

Yes, if you’re working in a country where you’re not a resident. Visa types vary by country and job duration. theInterna provides guidance or links to help with the visa process.

How many hours per week do trainees usually work?

Most traineeships range from 20 to 40 hours per week. Full-time roles are common, but some employers offer part-time schedules, especially for students or remote placements.

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Newest Traineeship Job

Business Development Intern at a Architectural Studio in Barcelona

About the Studio

This Barcelona-based design studio operates at the intersection of architecture, urbanism, and engineering, with a focus on livability, environmental realignment, and architectural innovation. Active in both local and international markets, including Europe and the Middle East, the studio approaches each project with analytical rigor, deconstructing complex challenges to uncover transformative, often unexpected solutions.

Role Overview

As a Business Development Intern you will support strategic growth efforts through lead organisation, outreach, and opportunity identification. This role involves both analytical research and personalised communications, offering valuable insight into the business side of architectural practice.

Key Responsibilities

Systematise existing business leads and maintain organised records in the studio’s CRM.
Register the studio as a supplier with major procurement and tendering platforms.
Conduct detailed market research on real estate developers, municipalities, architecture institutions, and potential collaborators such as local architects and urbanists.
Identify upcoming architectural competitions and development opportunities aligned with the studio’s focus.
Create individualised outreach emails, positioning the studio as a compelling and natural collaborator based on strategic screening of each target organisation’s unique profile and goals.

Candidate Profile

You’re curious about how business connects with architecture, urbanism, and the built/ real estate world.
You have a creative mindset and enjoy digging into research, spotting patterns, and making sense of complex info.
You communicate clearly, confidently, and aren’t afraid to reach out.
You’re proactive, well-organised and comfortable working on your own in a fast-moving, ideas-focused environment.
Familiarity with CRM systems, outreach tools, or procurement platforms is a plus but a curiosity and a willingness to learn is important

Internship Details

Duration: 6 months
Location: Barcelona
Compensation: 500 EUR or higher, depending on the candidate’s prior experience

Why Apply?

This internship offers a unique chance to gain hands-on experience at the intersection of architecture, urbanism, and business strategy. You’ll be part of a creative, international team working on meaningful projects that explore how cities can evolve in more livable, innovative, and sustainable ways. From market research to real-world outreach, you’ll actively contribute to the studio’s growth while learning how design and business come together in practice. It’s a great opportunity to grow your skills, expand your network, and be part of a forward-thinking studio shaping the future of the built environment.