Learning comes first.
This isn't a shortcut to publication or a CV credit. The focus is skill-building, practical exercises, feedback, and understanding how a media team works.
Real learning takes curiosity, effort, and initiative. Our internships are for people who want to build skills—not just collect a byline.
Read before applying ↓El-Shai internships are practical learning experiences inside a working media company. You'll get guidance, feedback, and opportunities to practice. Your assignments might be exercises designed to help you improve, not content we intend to publish. We don't promise publication, employment, or a place in the program.
This isn't a shortcut to publication or a CV credit. The focus is skill-building, practical exercises, feedback, and understanding how a media team works.
We'll support your development, but we can't do the learning for you. Research, practice, ask questions, and follow through on your assignments. We value progress over perfection.
The initial program lasts one month and is unpaid. It is focused on training, not replacing paid staff. Any continuation is discussed individually and is never guaranteed.
Mentoring requires time from our team. If someone repeatedly fails to participate, ignores feedback, or doesn't complete agreed learning activities, we may end the internship early. Serious misconduct may lead to immediate termination.
We're a working newsroom. If an emergency or exceptional workload prevents us from providing proper guidance, we may postpone or pause training and communicate the change. You're also free to leave the program.
Applying doesn't guarantee acceptance. We only take interns when we have the capacity to provide a worthwhile learning experience.
We don't measure interns by how much content they produce. We care about curiosity, growth, reliability, and a genuine willingness to improve.
If you've read the expectations and you're genuinely interested in learning, we'd like to hear from you. Applications are considered only when we have training capacity.