Job Qualifications
- You’re currently enrolled in as a student, have graduated or have equivalent experience
- US citizens can apply for the Working Holiday Visa. Eligibility for other nationalities varies depending on visa restrictions.
- Previous experience or courses in the hospitality field are a plus but generally not a requirement for tourism internships abroad.
- You should have an interest in customer service and a desire to learn about local cultural activities, events, and festivals.
Job Description
Come be a part of Ireland's booming tourism industry. Our Hospitality internships can vary from working at multinational hotels, as a tour guide, in hostels, or for tourism boards. Our internships vary greatly: you may be in establishments built by world-renowned chefs, learning the inner-workings of a boutique B&B, or taking notes from the greats while interning in a classic Irish pub.
The typical working week will be 35 to 40 hours, depending on the needs of the organization. You can expect to be working outside of the typical 9-5 schedule, including evening events or weekend activities.
Daily tasks might include checking guests in and out, hosting and organizing events, putting the “breakfast” in “bed and breakfast,” or coordinating other daily operational tasks or admin work.