FAQs
What is the duration of the Summer Management Placement/Internship?
The duration of the Summer Management Placement/Internship is generally for the summer period, but specific timelines can vary based on the academic calendar and the needs of the business.
Can students from any university apply for this internship?
Yes, we accept applications from all university students regardless of the university attended or the subjects being studied.
Is the internship paid?
Yes, the internship is a paid placement program, and you may also be eligible for performance incentives and employee referral rewards.
Do I need a driving license to apply for this internship?
Yes, you must have a full manual driving license from the Republic of Ireland to apply. However, accommodations are available for applicants who do not drive due to a disability.
Is there any restriction on my driving record?
Yes, there should be no drug or alcohol-related offences on your driving record within the last five years.
What kind of skills will I learn during the internship?
During the internship, you will learn a variety of hard and soft skills, including management, finance, operations, sales, and customer service, all through hands-on business training.
Are there opportunities for career progression after the internship?
Yes, our promote-from-within culture ensures that you will have a well-rounded training experience and could lead to career progression within the company.
Can I apply for multiple locations?
No, please limit your application to only one job posting based on where you live and/or plan to work, as applying to multiple locations may delay the processing of your application.
How will the training be conducted during the internship?
The training will begin with an initial virtual classroom-based orientation session, followed by hands-on business training at an assigned branch office.
What can I expect from the internship experience?
You can expect an energizing and dynamic work environment where every day presents new and unexpected challenges, as well as the opportunity to apply what you've learned in university in a real-world setting.
