Atlas Language School is offering internships in all its departments and is continuously looking for enthusiastic, friendly and detail-oriented interns who like to gain an insight into the running of a language school.

Internships are available in either Ireland or Malta.

For Dublin, ideal candidate would be those for whom the placement is a formal part of their academic programme (with a Learning Agreement in place), or who have Erasmus+ or similar funding to support their internship.

All internship positions are long-term, i.e. you should be available 5-6 months.

Internships available for 2025:

Dublin, Ireland:

• Social Programme (07/07/2025 - 23/01/2026)
• Accommodation (14/07/2025 - 30/01/2026)
• HR (28/07/2025 - 13/02/2026)
• Academics (25/08/2025 - 13/03/2026)
• Enquiries and Sales (01/09/2025 - 13/03/2026)
• Finance ( 29/09/2025 - 10/04/2026)
• Residence Hospitality ( 06/10/2025 - 17/04/2026)
• Admissions (13/10/2025 - 24/04/2026)

Pembroke, Malta:

• Administration & Social Programme (02/06/2025 - 30/11/2025)
• Accommodation & Hospitality (21/07/2025 - 25/1/2026)
• Social Media & Social Programme (14/07/2025 - 30/01/2026)
• Administration and Social Programme (18/08/2025 - 01/03/2026)
• Accommodation and Hospitality (06/10/2025 - 12/04/2026)

Compensation and benefits:

Dublin, Ireland:

• Salary: €800 per month
• Accommodation: 2 free weeks in a host family (self-catering); after the first two weeks, in case you’d like to continue staying with our host family, self-catering homestay accommodation can be offered at a discounted rate of €150 per week (regular cost: €260).
• Benefits: You are more than welcome to take part in our part-time evening language classes for free throughout your stay and you can also sit for a Cambridge B2 First or C1 Advanced exam at Atlas for free, if there are dates available and as long as it doesn't interfere with your working hours. You also receive a 50% discount on our paid social programme activities. 10 days of holiday for a 6 month internship.
• Full time internship (35-36 working hours per week), usually Monday to Friday from 8.30/9 am to 4:30/5 pm, with a 1 hour lunch break included.

Pembroke, Malta:

• Salary: €500 per month
• Accommodation: Free accommodation in one of our student apartments, shared twin rooms within walking distance of the school.
• Benefits: €300 travel stipend for flights and Atlas t-shirts/hoodies as uniforms. 10 days of holiday for a 6 month internship.
• Full time internship of 40 hours per week, scheduled Monday through Sunday (the intern will work 40 hours over 5 days and will get 2 days off during the week). The intern is expected to work on weekends. The schedule changes every week, and the manager informs the interns of their upcoming schedule every Thursday. The school opens Monday to Friday during the day, and social programme activities usually take place during the afternoons, evenings and during the weekends. Social programme activities are included in your working hours. Check-ins and check-outs at the residence occur on weekends.

For more information about the available intership positions and requirements, check the link HERE.

If you are interested in the offered intership, you can fill out the form HERE.

The McCall MacBain Scholarships at McGill are Canada’s largest leadership-based scholarships for master’s and professional studies. Designed for an interdisciplinary cohort of students with an interest in leadership and community engagement, the program includes the opportunity to pursue graduate studies while living in Canada.

McGill University is one of Canada's best-known institutions of higher learning and one of the leading universities in the world. McGill is located in the vibrant, multilingual city of Montreal, ranked #1 in North America in the latest edition of QS Best Student Cities.

The scholarship covers:

• Tuition and fees for 150+ master’s and professional programs at McGill University
• A living stipend of C$2,300 per month during academic terms
• Summer funding options and a relocation grant
• Mentorship, coaching, and leadership program

To learn more about the McCall MacBain Scholarships, attend the online information session (details below).

Online Information Session for Applicants from Europe

Date: Friday, June 6th

Time: 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM CEDT RSVP:

Find out more about the McCall MacBain Scholarships, eligible programs of study, life in Montreal, and tips for applying! This session will include a short presentation, followed by Q&A with a scholarship representative and an incoming scholar from Europe.

REGISTRATION LINK

In this academic year the University of Ljubljana offers more than 40 summer school courses in various disciplines: from economics and business sciences, law to social work and technical sciences.

These courses offer a great opportunity for students to explore the University of Ljubljana, the city of Ljubljana, and Slovenia. Some summer school courses are organized for primary school students, others for undergraduate and graduate students, and some even for researchers and professors.

More detailed information on the summer school courses can be found HERE.

Daily Lithuanian language classes given by experienced lecturers, unique sociocultural lectures and workshops focusing on Lithuanian culture and history, a significant number of visits to diverse museums, several fieldtrips to the most scenic places of Lithuania and much more is awaiting you this summer!

What’s in it for you?

4 weeks of immersive Lithuanian language classes

Engaging sociocultural lectures and workshops on Lithuanian history and culture

Exciting museum visits and field trips across Lithuania

Location: on-site in Kaunas or Vilnius

Date: July 7 - August 5, 2025

Application Deadline: June 15, 2025

Cost:

• € 550 for participation in face-to-face courses in Kaunas or Vilnius (for groups of 10 and more students: € 300)
• € 300 for participation in online courses (for groups of 10 and more students: € 200)

For more information about the summer school, check the Facebook page HERE.

For more information about the registration process, check the website HERE.

This year’s theme, “Navigating Change – Contemporary Perspectives on Human Rights,” will explore how current global challenges affect the human rights system. In a rapidly changing world, developments such as the accelerating effects of climate change, emerging public health threats despite medical improvement or the unwarranted use of artificial intelligence pose unprecedented threats. These challenges could not have been foreseen when the International Bill of Human Rights was drafted, resulting in a conflict between evolving societal needs and the existing normative framework.

Participants can expect a diverse five-day program ranging from inspiring and interactive lectures by renowned speakers to modern formats such as coffee talks and interdisciplinary panel discussions. This will be complemented by a variety of evening activities and an interactive final format in which the newly acquired knowledge can be applied in a hands-on conference. There is also the opportunity to earn university credits (5 ECTS) by completing a final exam.

We are honoured to announce the participation of renowned speakers such as Prof. Dr. Geir Ulfstein (University of Oslo), Prof. Dr. Veronika Bílková (Charles University, Member of the Venice Commission), Prof. Dr. Ian Fry (former UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights in the context of climate change) and many

The summer school is designed for advanced students of law, political science, international relations, and related disciplines.

Location: Dresden, Germany

Date: August 25 - 29, 2025

Application Deadline: June 30th, 2025

Cost:

• €200 for in-person attendees
• €50 for online participants

There will be the opportunity of a travel grant. After registration, participants can apply for funding of €500 to help cover travel and accommodation expenses.

For more information about the summer school, check the website HERE.

Thirty years after the “Grand Louvre” and the creation of Pei’s Pyramid, the “Nouvelle Renaissance” now carries this history forward, raising fundamental questions: does a museum remain vital by expanding, or does expansion ultimately challenge its very nature? Rereading the Louvre’s trajectory through a critical examination of museum growth offers a deeper understanding of how expansion has shaped, and continues to shape, its message.

Aimed at the widest possible audience, the Summer Courses offer a collection of thematic series on topics in archaeology, art history, social history and even anthropology, reflecting current events in museums, exhibitions and research.

Number of Available Places: 2x on-site (Paris, France) and 4x online (replay till August 31).

Date: July 7-11, 2025

Application Deadline: July 5, 2025

Cost: 100 € on-site, 60 € online

Number of Teaching Hours : 5x 1.5 hour classes, taught by leading specialists, curators, academics, art historians, heritage professionals and researchers

During its period of validity, your card entitles you to free, unlimited access to the permanent collections and temporary exhibitions of:

• musée du Louvre,
• musée Eugène Delacroix,
• musée d’Orsay,
• musée de l’Orangerie.

It offers reduced admission to :

• musée national des arts asiatiques - Guimet,
• musée Rodin,
• musée national d’art moderne (Centre Pompidou).

Lessons are given in English.

For more information about the course, check the website HERE.