Internships

Six months, paid, and you leave with something with your name on it.

Two places, twice a year. You will not be making coffee, and you will not be left alone with a microphone in week one either.

What it is

An apprenticeship, said plainly.

Six months, three days a week, alongside whoever is producing that week. You sit in on recordings from the first week, you cut your first piece in the second month, and by the end you produce an episode yourself with someone watching.

It is paid. Not well — €700 a month for three days — but paid, on time, and we cover your transport. We say the number here because internships that hide it are usually hiding something worse.

Length
Six months
Days
Three a week, you pick which
Pay
€700 a month, plus transport
Places
Two, twice a year
Next intake
October — applications close 15 September
Where
Studio B, Gazi — in person

What you would do

In roughly this order.

  1. 01Listen, in the room. The first three weeks you sit in on recordings and take notes for the producer. Boring, and the fastest way to learn how a conversation is run.
  2. 02Cut something short. A trailer, a two-minute segment, a live night highlight. Somebody senior goes through it with you line by line.
  3. 03Book and research. You chase a guest, write the brief and sit behind the desk while a host uses your questions. Some of them will be better than theirs.
  4. 04Produce an episode. Yours, from the pitch to the published file, with a producer beside you. Your name goes on it and it stays in your portfolio.

Who it is for

Who it suits, and who it does not.

No experience required.

We have taken people straight out of school and people changing career at forty. What we look for is whether you finish things, not what you have already made.

You have to be in Athens.

It is an in-person job. The whole point is being in the room while somebody more experienced makes decisions out loud.

Not a route to free labour.

Two places at a time, because two is what we can supervise properly. We have hired four of the last nine interns.

Apply

Six questions, ten minutes.

No CV. If you have made something — a mix, a zine, a YouTube channel, a school radio show — link it and we will look at it before we look at anything else.

Internship application 6 questions

We do not ask for a CV. If you have made something, a link to it counts for more.

Before you apply

Listen to a few episodes first.

Not to flatter us — so you can tell us which show you would want to work on and why. That answer is the one we read most carefully.

All shows Come to a live night

Dates

  • Applications close 15 September
  • Interviews in the last week of September
  • Starts first Monday of October
  • Two places