INTERNSHIPS

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• INTERNSHIPS
• REVIEWS FROM TRAINEES

Internship in Culture and arts project “NOASS”

In Culture and arts project “NOASS” youngsters have opportunity to involve in areas like culture management, project management, public relations, translation and technical job, culture event organizing and international culture cooperation etc.

We offer:

• Internship in open and friendly team;
• Opportunity to work with local and international culture project realizing;
• Opportunity to gain insight to international culture network (ResArtis and Trans Europe Halles) activity;
• To get practical knowledge in event management, starting from project planning till evaluation of the event.

We are inviting to apply for internship youngsters who want to improve their knowledge in the above mentioned areas!

Internship can be formalized as university compulsory internship.

Applications and CV send to:

Kate Zilgalve

kate@noass.lv

 

Reviews from trainees

Last year, at ending of May, I climbed on the NOASS deck for first time and for one more time I was sure that volunteering wasn’t only a check mark in CV or satisfaction after done job, but here it all interchanged with warm and creative atmosphere, new friends, fun adventures and fantastic, sunset illuminated Old Riga panorama. Remembering events, where I was between dashing volunteers, I recall only good memories – smiles, positive emotions, team sensation and happiness bringing pink stairs! /Diana Mikane

  

I always liked that everything was organized and when I was there, I always knew what to do, even time for rest was organized. Although all the time at NOASS was like big rest and peace! /Ausma Graudina

I believe I won’t be the only one volunteer that will say we felt estimated! /Signe Irbe

To be a volunteer is cool because:

1. We are fed;

2. You can meet many and interesting people;

3. When sun is shining everyone, in spite of everything, is happy and that’s nice;

4. NOASS are just nice and there happens interesting events.

/Sandra Sugako