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Students from a wide range of disciplines, are all able to apply for
individual 3-6 month internships at the International Yehudi Menuhin
Foundation or in the MUS-E network.
Depending on your qualifications, these internships relate either to
the Organization’s strategic activities, to administrative or to
sales/marketing functions.
What are the status and entitlements of interns at IYMF?
Internships
have a special status reflecting the personal nature of your
commitment. That is why they are not remunerated or paid.
IYMF does not remunerate or pay interns. Costs and arrangements for
travel, visas, accommodation and living expenses are the responsibility
of interns or their sponsoring institutions.
IYMF accepts no responsibility for the medical insurance of interns
or for costs arising from accidents and illness incurred during an
internship. Interns are fully responsible for arranging at their own
expense health and other forms of insurance covering the period of
internship at IYMF.
Applicants for internship must provide a medical certificate of good health prior to being admitted to the internship programme.
Your internship springs from your own personal initiative, and as such is part of your ongoing studies; it entails no commitment on the part of IYMF.
As the internship programme is not connected with the recruitment process, the granting of an internship should not be interpreted in any way as a preliminary step towards employment at the Secretariat.
How to apply ?
Your applications must be submitted at least one month before the start of the internship.
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