Ofertas de empleo en Spring Spain

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Spring Office Word

Our partner is a language school located in the heart of Madrid. It was born after many years of teaching foreign languages and they have created an effective method of teaching. Their team comes from different backgrounds and nationalities, and they are seeking to expand their multinational and energetic team of teachers by welcoming a dynamic and enthusiastic undergraduate or recent graduate student with previous teaching experience.

Tasks:

• Their method consists of a combination of theory and practice creating real-life situations.
• You shall be attentive to the students's needs and to correct grammar, improve pronunciation, enrich their
  
  

vocabulary and furnish them with an idiomatic fluency in their second or perhaps third language.

• Assisting classes for optimal results
• Aiding students with aspects such as pronunciation and grammar
• Enriching the students' knowledge in the English culture and values
• Facilitating activities such as group tasks
  
  

Requirements:

• Proficiency level of English language
• A2 level of Spanish language
• Studies related to education or languages
• Previous teaching experience is an advantage
• Patience as you will be spending time with small children
• Punctuality, seriousness, flexibility and good vibes
  
  

Benefits: 500€/month

Internship hours: 30 hour/week

Availability:

• To start now (minimum of 3 months stay) or
• September 2018- end June 2019
  
  

This vacancy may/may not be available or may be a sample of vacancies we have had. To get updated availability and options, please, apply: APPLY

Madrid information

• Costs of living
• Weather
• Accommodation
• Getting your NIE?
• Getting social security?
• Getting a bank account?
• Madrid Holidays
  
  

Costs of living

The living costs in Madrid depend on your personal usage.

Rent:

Here is our sample pricing list:

• Single room in a shared flat: 300 - 600 euros
• One bedroom apartment: 550 - 990 euros
• Utilities for 1 month (heating, gas, water): around 85 euros
• Internet per month: 30 - 40 euros
  
  

Food:

• A basic meal, in an inexpensive restaurant: 10 - 12 euros
• Meal for 2 persons: 40 euros
• 1 bottle of wine- around: 6 euros
• 500 grams of boneless chicken: 3,11 euros
• 500 grams of local cheese: 4,87 euros
• 1 kg of potatoes: 1,00 euro
• 1 kg of apples: 1,80 euros
• 1 whole bread: 1,15 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• 1 liter of gas: 1,30 euros
• A monthly pass for public transport: 55 euros
• Taxi per kilometer: 1,17 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• Cinema tickets: 9 euros
• Cocktail drink at city center: 9 euros
• Dinner for 2: between 30 - 40 euros depending on the type of the restaurant
• 1-month gym membership: between 35 - 50 euros
  
  

Weather

The weather in Madrid can vary depending on the season.

Here Are Some Examples Of Yearly Weather Forecast:

In Madrid, summers are short, hot, dry and mostly clear and the winters are long, very cold, and partly cloudy.

During the winter months (November - March) the weather is usually starting from 3°C (37°F) in the mornings and increasing up to 16°C (61°F) during midday and the afternoons.

However, during spring and summertime (April - October) the temperatures rise distinctively starting from 11°C (52°F) in the morning up to 32°C (90°F) during a day.

Accommodation

The accommodation costs for Madrid can vary depending on the location (neighborhood) and type of housing (room/ apartment).

Here Are Some Examples Of Typical Accommodation Prices:

A modest room in a shared apartment in Madrid will typically cost around 300-600€ per month depending on its location.

An apartment in Madrid will usually cost between 550€-1000€ depending on the area.

After you are approved for an internship position in Madrid we could also provide you with some tips in order to find the best suitable accommodation for you.

Getting your NIE?

Getting your registration documents for Madrid done is an important task!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

Getting NIE in Madrid for European citizens:

The main office in Madrid you need to visit, in order to get your NIE is located on Avenida de los Poblados S/N, their open hours are usually between 09:00- 14:00 from Monday to Friday. Indeed, you can get their using buses 121, 131, 138, 129, 155 you can also catch the metro line L5, which will stop you on station Aluche. However, if you are living outside the city of Madrid you can also visit other offices, the full list you can find here.

The Most Important Step To Take Is To book Your Appointment (cita Previa) Beforehand, To Do So You Can Use The Following link. After Opening The Link In The Drop-down Menu Choose Madrid And Then Click On Certificados EU. A New Window Will Pop Up, Where You Need To Fill In Your Personal Information, Right After That The System Will Show You The Available Dates And Times For An Appointment. Due To The High Demand For Appointments Is Also Possible That You Receive The Following Message:

En este momento no hay citas disponibles. En breve la oficina pondrá a su disponición nuevas citas.

Meaning that at this moment there are no available appointments. In such a case what we recommend is to visit the same website at 08:00 am on Monday morning when new appointments become available. However, if you need your NIE urgently or you are not able to book your appointment at all, you can also visit the office directly (we recommend that you go there around 06:30 in the morning, in order to get your number for appointment and wait if they will be able to proceed your application.

Getting NIE In Madrid For Non-European Citizens:

If you are a non- European citizen, but you will be doing a paid internship in Spain it is also mandatory that you get your NIE number. To do so you have to directly visit the Foreign Affairs department (Oficina de extranjeros ) as soon as you arrive in Spain or to apply from your home country in the responsible Spanish embassy. In Madrid, the office is located on Avenida de los Poblados S/N. You can use buses 121, 131, 138, 129, 155 or metro line L5, in order to get there. The full list with offices in Madrid you can also find here.

What document you have to prepare?

Before visiting the Foreign Affairs office in Madrid you need to prepare the required documents:

• If you are staying in Spain for up to 3 months you need to fill in and sign the standard application- form EX-15
• If you are staying in Spain for more than 3 months you need to fill in and sign the application form EX-18
• You have to bring with you original and copy of your passport or identity card (for EU citizens)
• Photos
• Your Training Agreement (Must be translated in Spanish!)
• A confirmation of the paid administration tax. The tax fee is usually €10.60, which you can pay in any bank using this form https://sede.policia.gob.es:38089/Tasa790_012/ImpresoRellenar. Filled it in and mark "Regimen Comunitario" Certificado de Registro / Tarjeta de Residencia.
  
  

Getting social security?

If your placement in Madrid is paid, apart from the NIE you are also required to get a Social Security number!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

What is the Social security for?

Número de Seguridad Social or the Social security number is an important arrangement you need to obtain for the period of your internship in Madrid! The document will give you access to public health care and the opportunity to take a Health card.

Take in mind that in most cases they will not speak English in 99% of the cases, so if you cannot speak a word of Spanish we recommend that you take a piece of a paper with "Necesito número de la seguridad social" written on it. Then, they will create it for you.

All Social security offices in Madrid you can find here. Use the drop-down menu under "Localozación" and select " Por Provincia", then choose Madrid, in order to search click on "Aplicar filtros". Find the nearest office and visit them as soon as possible. Usually, your internship company will ask you to have your NIE and Social Security number arranged before or on the first working day of your internship!

They Will Ask You For:

• Training agreement
• NIE (passport is enough if you are an European Union citizen)
• Rental contract (optional)
• Original and copy of your Passport or ID ( ID only if EU citizen)
  
  

Getting a bank account?

Before making your bank account in Madrid make sure to investigate the location you will be living and pick a bank office nearby!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

The bank office where you have made your bank account will also be the place that you need to visit in case of issues, questions, credit/ debit card picking or even account cancellation, so make sure that you choose an office that is easily accessible for you. Please note that some banks may even ask you to create an entirely new bank account if you what to change the office where your current account is located into!

In order to open a bank account in Madrid you need to prepare the following documents:

• NIE number
• Passport or ID (if EU citizen)
• Training Agreement
• Accommodation contract or any other proof of your address registration in Madrid
  
  

Madrid Holidays

There will be 13 public holidays in Madrid for the year 2019.

Here Is The Full List:

• 1 January (New Year)
• 7 January (Epiphany)
• 18 April (Holly Thursday)
• 19 April (Good Friday)
• 1 May (International Workers’ Day)
• 2 May (Holiday for the Autonomous Community of Madrid)
• 15 May (St. Isidro)
• 15 August (The Assumption day)
• 12 October (Spanish National Holiday)
• 1 November (All Saints’ Day)
• 6 December (Constitution Day)
• 9 December (Immaculate Conception Day)
• 25 December (Christmas)
  
  

Additional Info

• Reference number: 2203
• Field: Education
• Stipend: 500€ +
• Other benefits: ---
• City: Madrid
• Cost: Free
  
  

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Spring Office Word

Location: Barcelona, Spain

Company Description:

Our colleague is a European leader company in the field of apartments online booking for short stays, with about 1,000,000 users visiting their website every month. This website was launched in 2002 and it daily offers the best prices of apartments. They currently offer about 20,000 apartments in almost 1,000 different destinations, a number that increases each month.

Tasks:

• Review the apartments that are uploaded on the website directly by the owner, ensuring that all the information is correct
• Following the process until the property is published
• Contacting the owner in different countries where they speak their native language in order to publish their properties on the website.
  
  

It is not a commercial work since the students do not have to sell anything, just contact to check the information. Sometimes they also have to make small translations in their native language or assist in tasks of marketing and communications.

Language Requirements:

Native in one of the following languages:

• English, German or Italian
  
  

Other Requirements:

• Minimum internship period is 6 months’
  
  

Salary And Other Benefits:

• 300€/month
  
  

Working Hours:

• 4 hours per day (morning or afternoon)
  
  

Interested? Send us your CV to [email protected]

This vacancy may/may not be available or may be a sample of vacancies we have had. To get updated availability and options, please, apply: APPLY

Barcelona information

• Costs of living
• Weather
• Accommodation
• Getting your NIE?
• Getting social security?
• Getting a bank account?
• Barcelona Holidays
  
  

Costs of living

Living in Barcelona could be slightly more expensive than other cities in Spain.

Rent:

Here is our sample pricing list:

• single room in a shared flat: 350-500 euros
• one bedroom apartment: 650-800 euros
• utilities for 1 month (heating, gas, water): around 90 euros
• Internet per month: 30 euros
  
  

Food:

• A basic meal, in inexpensive restaurant between 8 -10 euros
• Meal for 2 persons 35 euros
• 1 bottle of wine- around 6 euros
• 500 grams of boneless chicken 3.50 euros
• 500 grams of local cheese 5.60 euros
• 1 kg of potatoes 1.20 euros
• 1 kg of apples 1.90 euros
• 1 whole bread 1.10 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• 1 liter of gas 1.26 euros
• Monthly pass for public transport 51 euros
• Taxi per kilometer 1,62 euros
  
  

Entertainment:

• Cinema tickets 9 euros
• Cocktail drink at city center 10 euros
• Dinner for 2 between 33- 45 euros depending on the type of restaurant
• 1-month gym membership between 30 and 50 euros
  
  

Weather

The weather in Barcelona can vary depending on the season.

Here Are Some Examples Of Yearly Weather Forecast:

Due to its location in North of Spain, Barcelona tends to have a slightly colder temperature and more rainy days in comparison with the Southern cities of Spain. However, the temperatures usually, do not go under 0 °C degrees (32°F).

During the Winter months (November- March) the weather is usually starting from 5 °C (41°F) in the mornings and increasing up to 16 °C (61 °F) during midday and the afternoons.

However, during the Spring and Summertime (April- October) the temperatures rise distinctively starting from 18 °C degrees (64 °F) up to 30 °C degrees (86 °F).

Accommodation

The accommodation costs for Barcelona can vary depending on the location (neighborhood) and type of housing (room/ apartment).

Here Are Some Examples Of Typical Accommodation Prices:

A modest room in a shared apartment in Barcelona will typically cost around 350-550€ per month depending on its location.

An apartment in Barcelona will usually cost between 900€-2000€ depending on the area.

After you are approved for an internship position in Barcelona we could also provide you with some tips in order to find the best suitable accommodation for you.

Getting your NIE?

Getting your documents for Barcelona done is an important task!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

Getting NIE in Barcelona for European citizens:

The main office in Barcelona you need to visit, in order to get your NIE is located on Calle Rambla Guipuzcoa 74, their open hours are usually between 09:00- 14:00 from Monday to Friday. Indeed, you can get their using buses 33, B24 or H10, you can also catch the metro line L2, which will stop you on station Bac de Roda. However, if you are living outside the city of Barcelona you can also visit other offices in Catalunya, the full list you can find here.

The Most Important Step To Take Is To book Your Appointment (cita Previa) Beforehand, To Do So You Can Use The Following link. After Opening The Link In The Drop-down Menu Choose Barcelona And Then Click On Certificados EU. A New Window Will Pop Up, Where You Need To Fill In Your Personal Information, Right After That The System Will Show You The Available Dates And Times For An Appointment. Due To The High Demand For Appointments Is Also Possible That You Receive The Following Message:

En este momento no hay citas disponibles. En breve la oficina pondrá a su disponición nuevas citas.

Meaning that at this moment there are no available appointments. In such a case what we recommend is to visit the same website at 08:00 am on Monday morning when new appointments become available. However, if you need your NIE urgently or you are not able to book your appointment at all, you can also visit the office directly (we recommend that you go there around 06:30 in the morning, in order to get your number for appointment and wait if they will be able to proceed your application.

Getting NIE In Barcelona For Non-European Citizens:

If you are a non- European citizen, but you will be doing a paid internship in Spain it is also mandatory that you get your NIE number. To do so you have to directly visit the Foreign Affairs department (Oficina de extranjeros ) as soon as you arrive in Spain or to apply from your home country in the responsible Spanish embassy. In Barcelona, the office is located on Calle Calle Rambla Guipuzcoa 74. You can use buses 33, B24, H10 or metro line L2, in order to get there. The full list with offices in Catalunya you can also find here.

What document you have to prepare?

Before visiting the Foreign Affairs office in Barcelona you need to prepare the required documents:

• If you are staying in Spain for up to 3 months you need to fill in and sign the standard application- form EX-15
• If you are staying in Spain for more than 3 months you need to fill in and sign the application form EX-18
• You have to bring with you original and copy of your passport or identity card (for EU citizens)
• Photos
• Your Training Agreement (Must be translated in Spanish!)
• A confirmation of the paid administration tax. The tax fee is usually €10.60, which you can pay in any bank using this form https://sede.policia.gob.es:38089/Tasa790_012/ImpresoRellenar. Filled it in and mark "Regimen Comunitario" Certificado de Registro / Tarjeta de Residencia.
  
  

Getting social security?

If your placement in Barcelona is paid, apart from the NIE you are also required to get a Social Security number!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

What is the Social security for?

Número de Seguridad Social or the Social security number is an important arrangement you need to obtain for the period of your internship in Barcelona! The document will give you access to public health care and the opportunity to take a Health card.

Take in mind that in most cases they will not speak English in 99% of the cases, so if you cannot speak a word of Spanish we recommend that you take a piece of a paper with "Necesito número de la seguridad social" written on it. Then, they will create it for you.

All Social security offices in Barcelona you can find here. Use the drop-down menu under "Localozación" and select " Por Provincia", then choose Barcelona, in order to search click on "Aplicar filtros". Find the nearest office and visit them as soon as possible. Usually, your internship company will ask you to have your NIE and Social Security number arranged before or on the first working day of your internship!

They Will Ask You For:

• Training agreement
• NIE (passport is enough if you are an European Union citizen)
• Rental contract (optional)
• Original and copy of your Passport or ID ( ID only if EU citizen)
  
  

Getting a bank account?

Before making your bank account in Barcelona make sure to investigate the location you will be living and pick a bank office nearby!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

The bank office where you have made your bank account will also be the place that you need to visit in case of issues, questions, credit/ debit card picking or even account cancellation, so make sure that you choose an office that is easily accessible for you. Please note that some banks may even ask you to create an entirely new bank account if you what to change the office where your current account is located into!

In order to open a bank account in Barcelona you need to prepare the following documents:

• NIE number
• Passport or ID (if EU citizen)
• Training Agreement
• Accommodation contract or any other proof of your address registration in Barcelona
  
  

Barcelona Holidays

There will be 11 public holidays in Barcelona for the year 2019.

Here Is The Full List:

• 1 January (New Year)
• 19 April (Good Friday)
• 22 April (Easter Monday).
• 1 May (International Workers’ Day)
• 15 August (The Assumption day)
• 11 September (Catalan National Day)
• 12 October (Spanish National Holiday)
• 1 November (All Saints’ Day)
• 6 December (Constitution Day)
• 25 December (Christmas)
• 26 December (Boxing Day)
  
  

Additional Info

• Reference number: 01381
• Field: Marketing & Business
• Stipend: 300€ - 499€
• Other benefits: ---
• City: Barcelona
• Cost: Free
  
  

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• Publicada7 may.

Spring Office Word

Our collaborator is home to some of the world's leading research, data and insights brands. The company is located in Madrid and it works with over half of the Fortune 500 companies, but also work with small businesses, national governments, media owners and NGOs.

The company is looking now for a two different profiles; project managers and market research specialists.

Position: Project Manager

Tasks:

• Definition and presentation of the project.
• Planning.
• Setting goals.
• Task Supervision.
• Implementation of solutions or changes.
  
  

Requirements:

• English good level.
• German would be a plus.
• It tools knowledge.
  
  

Conditions:

• Full time position.
• 900€ monthly.
  
  

If you are interested in an internship located in Madrid, you can take a look at all our internships in Madrid to find the one which will best fit your needs. Or, if you are interested in these fields of internships take a look at our Management internships

This vacancy may/may not be available or may be a sample of vacancies we have had. To get updated availability and options, please, apply: APPLY

Madrid information

• Costs of living
• Weather
• Accommodation
• Getting your NIE?
• Getting social security?
• Getting a bank account?
• Madrid Holidays
  
  

Costs of living

The living costs in Madrid depend on your personal usage.

Rent:

Here is our sample pricing list:

• Single room in a shared flat: 300 - 600 euros
• One bedroom apartment: 550 - 990 euros
• Utilities for 1 month (heating, gas, water): around 85 euros
• Internet per month: 30 - 40 euros
  
  

Food:

• A basic meal, in an inexpensive restaurant: 10 - 12 euros
• Meal for 2 persons: 40 euros
• 1 bottle of wine- around: 6 euros
• 500 grams of boneless chicken: 3,11 euros
• 500 grams of local cheese: 4,87 euros
• 1 kg of potatoes: 1,00 euro
• 1 kg of apples: 1,80 euros
• 1 whole bread: 1,15 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• 1 liter of gas: 1,30 euros
• A monthly pass for public transport: 55 euros
• Taxi per kilometer: 1,17 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• Cinema tickets: 9 euros
• Cocktail drink at city center: 9 euros
• Dinner for 2: between 30 - 40 euros depending on the type of the restaurant
• 1-month gym membership: between 35 - 50 euros
  
  

Weather

The weather in Madrid can vary depending on the season.

Here Are Some Examples Of Yearly Weather Forecast:

In Madrid, summers are short, hot, dry and mostly clear and the winters are long, very cold, and partly cloudy.

During the winter months (November - March) the weather is usually starting from 3°C (37°F) in the mornings and increasing up to 16°C (61°F) during midday and the afternoons.

However, during spring and summertime (April - October) the temperatures rise distinctively starting from 11°C (52°F) in the morning up to 32°C (90°F) during a day.

Accommodation

The accommodation costs for Madrid can vary depending on the location (neighborhood) and type of housing (room/ apartment).

Here Are Some Examples Of Typical Accommodation Prices:

A modest room in a shared apartment in Madrid will typically cost around 300-600€ per month depending on its location.

An apartment in Madrid will usually cost between 550€-1000€ depending on the area.

After you are approved for an internship position in Madrid we could also provide you with some tips in order to find the best suitable accommodation for you.

Getting your NIE?

Getting your registration documents for Madrid done is an important task!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

Getting NIE in Madrid for European citizens:

The main office in Madrid you need to visit, in order to get your NIE is located on Avenida de los Poblados S/N, their open hours are usually between 09:00- 14:00 from Monday to Friday. Indeed, you can get their using buses 121, 131, 138, 129, 155 you can also catch the metro line L5, which will stop you on station Aluche. However, if you are living outside the city of Madrid you can also visit other offices, the full list you can find here.

The Most Important Step To Take Is To book Your Appointment (cita Previa) Beforehand, To Do So You Can Use The Following link. After Opening The Link In The Drop-down Menu Choose Madrid And Then Click On Certificados EU. A New Window Will Pop Up, Where You Need To Fill In Your Personal Information, Right After That The System Will Show You The Available Dates And Times For An Appointment. Due To The High Demand For Appointments Is Also Possible That You Receive The Following Message:

En este momento no hay citas disponibles. En breve la oficina pondrá a su disponición nuevas citas.

Meaning that at this moment there are no available appointments. In such a case what we recommend is to visit the same website at 08:00 am on Monday morning when new appointments become available. However, if you need your NIE urgently or you are not able to book your appointment at all, you can also visit the office directly (we recommend that you go there around 06:30 in the morning, in order to get your number for appointment and wait if they will be able to proceed your application.

Getting NIE In Madrid For Non-European Citizens:

If you are a non- European citizen, but you will be doing a paid internship in Spain it is also mandatory that you get your NIE number. To do so you have to directly visit the Foreign Affairs department (Oficina de extranjeros ) as soon as you arrive in Spain or to apply from your home country in the responsible Spanish embassy. In Madrid, the office is located on Avenida de los Poblados S/N. You can use buses 121, 131, 138, 129, 155 or metro line L5, in order to get there. The full list with offices in Madrid you can also find here.

What document you have to prepare?

Before visiting the Foreign Affairs office in Madrid you need to prepare the required documents:

• If you are staying in Spain for up to 3 months you need to fill in and sign the standard application- form EX-15
• If you are staying in Spain for more than 3 months you need to fill in and sign the application form EX-18
• You have to bring with you original and copy of your passport or identity card (for EU citizens)
• Photos
• Your Training Agreement (Must be translated in Spanish!)
• A confirmation of the paid administration tax. The tax fee is usually €10.60, which you can pay in any bank using this form https://sede.policia.gob.es:38089/Tasa790_012/ImpresoRellenar. Filled it in and mark "Regimen Comunitario" Certificado de Registro / Tarjeta de Residencia.
  
  

Getting social security?

If your placement in Madrid is paid, apart from the NIE you are also required to get a Social Security number!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

What is the Social security for?

Número de Seguridad Social or the Social security number is an important arrangement you need to obtain for the period of your internship in Madrid! The document will give you access to public health care and the opportunity to take a Health card.

Take in mind that in most cases they will not speak English in 99% of the cases, so if you cannot speak a word of Spanish we recommend that you take a piece of a paper with "Necesito número de la seguridad social" written on it. Then, they will create it for you.

All Social security offices in Madrid you can find here. Use the drop-down menu under "Localozación" and select " Por Provincia", then choose Madrid, in order to search click on "Aplicar filtros". Find the nearest office and visit them as soon as possible. Usually, your internship company will ask you to have your NIE and Social Security number arranged before or on the first working day of your internship!

They Will Ask You For:

• Training agreement
• NIE (passport is enough if you are an European Union citizen)
• Rental contract (optional)
• Original and copy of your Passport or ID ( ID only if EU citizen)
  
  

Getting a bank account?

Before making your bank account in Madrid make sure to investigate the location you will be living and pick a bank office nearby!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

The bank office where you have made your bank account will also be the place that you need to visit in case of issues, questions, credit/ debit card picking or even account cancellation, so make sure that you choose an office that is easily accessible for you. Please note that some banks may even ask you to create an entirely new bank account if you what to change the office where your current account is located into!

In order to open a bank account in Madrid you need to prepare the following documents:

• NIE number
• Passport or ID (if EU citizen)
• Training Agreement
• Accommodation contract or any other proof of your address registration in Madrid
  
  

Madrid Holidays

There will be 13 public holidays in Madrid for the year 2019.

Here Is The Full List:

• 1 January (New Year)
• 7 January (Epiphany)
• 18 April (Holly Thursday)
• 19 April (Good Friday)
• 1 May (International Workers’ Day)
• 2 May (Holiday for the Autonomous Community of Madrid)
• 15 May (St. Isidro)
• 15 August (The Assumption day)
• 12 October (Spanish National Holiday)
• 1 November (All Saints’ Day)
• 6 December (Constitution Day)
• 9 December (Immaculate Conception Day)
• 25 December (Christmas)
  
  

Additional Info

• Reference number: 2082
• Field: Management
• Stipend: 500€ +
• Other benefits: ---
• City: Madrid
• Cost: Free
  
  

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• Publicada7 may.

Office Spring SEO Word

For our online shop we are looking for a highly motivated, creative, organized intern interested in E-Commerce. You will be a part of a young and dynamic team with a focus on unique and original shops.

We are looking for an intern working with the Customer care in supporting local operations and maintenance of the French website.

Tasks

Partner & Customer Support:

You will have a role in the operations department:

• Effectively manage incoming calls from customers or suppliers.
• Identify and assess customers’ or suppliers’ needs to achieve satisfaction.
• Handle complaints, provide appropriate solutions and alternatives within the time limits and follow up to ensure resolution.
  
  

SEO & Web content

• Upload new products & new content and maintain the existing content on the French website.
• Assist with SEO efforts to build SEO friendly descriptions.
  
  

Auxiliary Tasks:

• Assist managers with daily operation of service delivery and customer relations
  
  

Requirements:

• Good level of French, intermediate Spanish
• A degree or student of marketing
• Computer proficient with Microsoft Office
• Attention to detail, enthusiasm, initiative and very Chic
• Strong copywriting skills & organizational skills.
  
  

Conditions And Benefits:

• Fulltime (Mon-Thu 9am-7pm – Friday until 3pm)
• 4-6 month contract
• Students only (documentation from the university is required)
• 300€ per month
  
  

This vacancy may/may not be available or may be a sample of vacancies we have had. To get updated availability and options, please, apply: APPLY

Madrid information

• Costs of living
• Weather
• Accommodation
• Getting your NIE?
• Getting social security?
• Getting a bank account?
• Madrid Holidays
  
  

Costs of living

The living costs in Madrid depend on your personal usage.

Rent:

Here is our sample pricing list:

• Single room in a shared flat: 300 - 600 euros
• One bedroom apartment: 550 - 990 euros
• Utilities for 1 month (heating, gas, water): around 85 euros
• Internet per month: 30 - 40 euros
  
  

Food:

• A basic meal, in an inexpensive restaurant: 10 - 12 euros
• Meal for 2 persons: 40 euros
• 1 bottle of wine- around: 6 euros
• 500 grams of boneless chicken: 3,11 euros
• 500 grams of local cheese: 4,87 euros
• 1 kg of potatoes: 1,00 euro
• 1 kg of apples: 1,80 euros
• 1 whole bread: 1,15 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• 1 liter of gas: 1,30 euros
• A monthly pass for public transport: 55 euros
• Taxi per kilometer: 1,17 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• Cinema tickets: 9 euros
• Cocktail drink at city center: 9 euros
• Dinner for 2: between 30 - 40 euros depending on the type of the restaurant
• 1-month gym membership: between 35 - 50 euros
  
  

Weather

The weather in Madrid can vary depending on the season.

Here Are Some Examples Of Yearly Weather Forecast:

In Madrid, summers are short, hot, dry and mostly clear and the winters are long, very cold, and partly cloudy.

During the winter months (November - March) the weather is usually starting from 3°C (37°F) in the mornings and increasing up to 16°C (61°F) during midday and the afternoons.

However, during spring and summertime (April - October) the temperatures rise distinctively starting from 11°C (52°F) in the morning up to 32°C (90°F) during a day.

Accommodation

The accommodation costs for Madrid can vary depending on the location (neighborhood) and type of housing (room/ apartment).

Here Are Some Examples Of Typical Accommodation Prices:

A modest room in a shared apartment in Madrid will typically cost around 300-600€ per month depending on its location.

An apartment in Madrid will usually cost between 550€-1000€ depending on the area.

After you are approved for an internship position in Madrid we could also provide you with some tips in order to find the best suitable accommodation for you.

Getting your NIE?

Getting your registration documents for Madrid done is an important task!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

Getting NIE in Madrid for European citizens:

The main office in Madrid you need to visit, in order to get your NIE is located on Avenida de los Poblados S/N, their open hours are usually between 09:00- 14:00 from Monday to Friday. Indeed, you can get their using buses 121, 131, 138, 129, 155 you can also catch the metro line L5, which will stop you on station Aluche. However, if you are living outside the city of Madrid you can also visit other offices, the full list you can find here.

The Most Important Step To Take Is To book Your Appointment (cita Previa) Beforehand, To Do So You Can Use The Following link. After Opening The Link In The Drop-down Menu Choose Madrid And Then Click On Certificados EU. A New Window Will Pop Up, Where You Need To Fill In Your Personal Information, Right After That The System Will Show You The Available Dates And Times For An Appointment. Due To The High Demand For Appointments Is Also Possible That You Receive The Following Message:

En este momento no hay citas disponibles. En breve la oficina pondrá a su disponición nuevas citas.

Meaning that at this moment there are no available appointments. In such a case what we recommend is to visit the same website at 08:00 am on Monday morning when new appointments become available. However, if you need your NIE urgently or you are not able to book your appointment at all, you can also visit the office directly (we recommend that you go there around 06:30 in the morning, in order to get your number for appointment and wait if they will be able to proceed your application.

Getting NIE In Madrid For Non-European Citizens:

If you are a non- European citizen, but you will be doing a paid internship in Spain it is also mandatory that you get your NIE number. To do so you have to directly visit the Foreign Affairs department (Oficina de extranjeros ) as soon as you arrive in Spain or to apply from your home country in the responsible Spanish embassy. In Madrid, the office is located on Avenida de los Poblados S/N. You can use buses 121, 131, 138, 129, 155 or metro line L5, in order to get there. The full list with offices in Madrid you can also find here.

What document you have to prepare?

Before visiting the Foreign Affairs office in Madrid you need to prepare the required documents:

• If you are staying in Spain for up to 3 months you need to fill in and sign the standard application- form EX-15
• If you are staying in Spain for more than 3 months you need to fill in and sign the application form EX-18
• You have to bring with you original and copy of your passport or identity card (for EU citizens)
• Photos
• Your Training Agreement (Must be translated in Spanish!)
• A confirmation of the paid administration tax. The tax fee is usually €10.60, which you can pay in any bank using this form https://sede.policia.gob.es:38089/Tasa790_012/ImpresoRellenar. Filled it in and mark "Regimen Comunitario" Certificado de Registro / Tarjeta de Residencia.
  
  

Getting social security?

If your placement in Madrid is paid, apart from the NIE you are also required to get a Social Security number!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

What is the Social security for?

Número de Seguridad Social or the Social security number is an important arrangement you need to obtain for the period of your internship in Madrid! The document will give you access to public health care and the opportunity to take a Health card.

Take in mind that in most cases they will not speak English in 99% of the cases, so if you cannot speak a word of Spanish we recommend that you take a piece of a paper with "Necesito número de la seguridad social" written on it. Then, they will create it for you.

All Social security offices in Madrid you can find here. Use the drop-down menu under "Localozación" and select " Por Provincia", then choose Madrid, in order to search click on "Aplicar filtros". Find the nearest office and visit them as soon as possible. Usually, your internship company will ask you to have your NIE and Social Security number arranged before or on the first working day of your internship!

They Will Ask You For:

• Training agreement
• NIE (passport is enough if you are an European Union citizen)
• Rental contract (optional)
• Original and copy of your Passport or ID ( ID only if EU citizen)
  
  

Getting a bank account?

Before making your bank account in Madrid make sure to investigate the location you will be living and pick a bank office nearby!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

The bank office where you have made your bank account will also be the place that you need to visit in case of issues, questions, credit/ debit card picking or even account cancellation, so make sure that you choose an office that is easily accessible for you. Please note that some banks may even ask you to create an entirely new bank account if you what to change the office where your current account is located into!

In order to open a bank account in Madrid you need to prepare the following documents:

• NIE number
• Passport or ID (if EU citizen)
• Training Agreement
• Accommodation contract or any other proof of your address registration in Madrid
  
  

Madrid Holidays

There will be 13 public holidays in Madrid for the year 2019.

Here Is The Full List:

• 1 January (New Year)
• 7 January (Epiphany)
• 18 April (Holly Thursday)
• 19 April (Good Friday)
• 1 May (International Workers’ Day)
• 2 May (Holiday for the Autonomous Community of Madrid)
• 15 May (St. Isidro)
• 15 August (The Assumption day)
• 12 October (Spanish National Holiday)
• 1 November (All Saints’ Day)
• 6 December (Constitution Day)
• 9 December (Immaculate Conception Day)
• 25 December (Christmas)
  
  

Additional Info

• Reference number: 2047
• Field: Marketing & Business
• Stipend: 300€ - 499€
• Other benefits: ---
• City: Madrid
• Cost: Free
  
  

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Spring Office Word

Our collaborator is a global networking platform for top executives that allow to create new partnerships among members.

Are you tech-savvy, eager to learn and wish to be part of the day-to-day management of our online activities?

Main Tasks:

• Social Media Management and Content Creation - you will create content and interact with our followers on all social media channels
• Customer Relationship Management - you will create and/or maintain a positive business relationship with our clients and partners
• Lead Generation - you will assist the Business Development department on identifying and contacting leads
• Database Management - we have a large database, you will help keep it updated
• Customer Support - you will assist our online users on all matters regarding the platform
  
  

Requirement:

• Fluent in English (spoken and written).
• Any other language is a plus.
• Relevant study field Marketing/Communication/Business Development/Management students.
• Knowlege in Digital Marketing
  
  

Location:

• the amazing city of Madrid.
  
  

Benefits:

• Unpaid position
  
  

This vacancy may/may not be available or may be a sample of vacancies we have had. To get updated availability and options, please, apply: APPLY

Madrid information

• Costs of living
• Weather
• Accommodation
• Getting your NIE?
• Getting social security?
• Getting a bank account?
• Madrid Holidays
  
  

Costs of living

The living costs in Madrid depend on your personal usage.

Rent:

Here is our sample pricing list:

• Single room in a shared flat: 300 - 600 euros
• One bedroom apartment: 550 - 990 euros
• Utilities for 1 month (heating, gas, water): around 85 euros
• Internet per month: 30 - 40 euros
  
  

Food:

• A basic meal, in an inexpensive restaurant: 10 - 12 euros
• Meal for 2 persons: 40 euros
• 1 bottle of wine- around: 6 euros
• 500 grams of boneless chicken: 3,11 euros
• 500 grams of local cheese: 4,87 euros
• 1 kg of potatoes: 1,00 euro
• 1 kg of apples: 1,80 euros
• 1 whole bread: 1,15 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• 1 liter of gas: 1,30 euros
• A monthly pass for public transport: 55 euros
• Taxi per kilometer: 1,17 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• Cinema tickets: 9 euros
• Cocktail drink at city center: 9 euros
• Dinner for 2: between 30 - 40 euros depending on the type of the restaurant
• 1-month gym membership: between 35 - 50 euros
  
  

Weather

The weather in Madrid can vary depending on the season.

Here Are Some Examples Of Yearly Weather Forecast:

In Madrid, summers are short, hot, dry and mostly clear and the winters are long, very cold, and partly cloudy.

During the winter months (November - March) the weather is usually starting from 3°C (37°F) in the mornings and increasing up to 16°C (61°F) during midday and the afternoons.

However, during spring and summertime (April - October) the temperatures rise distinctively starting from 11°C (52°F) in the morning up to 32°C (90°F) during a day.

Accommodation

The accommodation costs for Madrid can vary depending on the location (neighborhood) and type of housing (room/ apartment).

Here Are Some Examples Of Typical Accommodation Prices:

A modest room in a shared apartment in Madrid will typically cost around 300-600€ per month depending on its location.

An apartment in Madrid will usually cost between 550€-1000€ depending on the area.

After you are approved for an internship position in Madrid we could also provide you with some tips in order to find the best suitable accommodation for you.

Getting your NIE?

Getting your registration documents for Madrid done is an important task!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

Getting NIE in Madrid for European citizens:

The main office in Madrid you need to visit, in order to get your NIE is located on Avenida de los Poblados S/N, their open hours are usually between 09:00- 14:00 from Monday to Friday. Indeed, you can get their using buses 121, 131, 138, 129, 155 you can also catch the metro line L5, which will stop you on station Aluche. However, if you are living outside the city of Madrid you can also visit other offices, the full list you can find here.

The Most Important Step To Take Is To book Your Appointment (cita Previa) Beforehand, To Do So You Can Use The Following link. After Opening The Link In The Drop-down Menu Choose Madrid And Then Click On Certificados EU. A New Window Will Pop Up, Where You Need To Fill In Your Personal Information, Right After That The System Will Show You The Available Dates And Times For An Appointment. Due To The High Demand For Appointments Is Also Possible That You Receive The Following Message:

En este momento no hay citas disponibles. En breve la oficina pondrá a su disponición nuevas citas.

Meaning that at this moment there are no available appointments. In such a case what we recommend is to visit the same website at 08:00 am on Monday morning when new appointments become available. However, if you need your NIE urgently or you are not able to book your appointment at all, you can also visit the office directly (we recommend that you go there around 06:30 in the morning, in order to get your number for appointment and wait if they will be able to proceed your application.

Getting NIE In Madrid For Non-European Citizens:

If you are a non- European citizen, but you will be doing a paid internship in Spain it is also mandatory that you get your NIE number. To do so you have to directly visit the Foreign Affairs department (Oficina de extranjeros ) as soon as you arrive in Spain or to apply from your home country in the responsible Spanish embassy. In Madrid, the office is located on Avenida de los Poblados S/N. You can use buses 121, 131, 138, 129, 155 or metro line L5, in order to get there. The full list with offices in Madrid you can also find here.

What document you have to prepare?

Before visiting the Foreign Affairs office in Madrid you need to prepare the required documents:

• If you are staying in Spain for up to 3 months you need to fill in and sign the standard application- form EX-15
• If you are staying in Spain for more than 3 months you need to fill in and sign the application form EX-18
• You have to bring with you original and copy of your passport or identity card (for EU citizens)
• Photos
• Your Training Agreement (Must be translated in Spanish!)
• A confirmation of the paid administration tax. The tax fee is usually €10.60, which you can pay in any bank using this form https://sede.policia.gob.es:38089/Tasa790_012/ImpresoRellenar. Filled it in and mark "Regimen Comunitario" Certificado de Registro / Tarjeta de Residencia.
  
  

Getting social security?

If your placement in Madrid is paid, apart from the NIE you are also required to get a Social Security number!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

What is the Social security for?

Número de Seguridad Social or the Social security number is an important arrangement you need to obtain for the period of your internship in Madrid! The document will give you access to public health care and the opportunity to take a Health card.

Take in mind that in most cases they will not speak English in 99% of the cases, so if you cannot speak a word of Spanish we recommend that you take a piece of a paper with "Necesito número de la seguridad social" written on it. Then, they will create it for you.

All Social security offices in Madrid you can find here. Use the drop-down menu under "Localozación" and select " Por Provincia", then choose Madrid, in order to search click on "Aplicar filtros". Find the nearest office and visit them as soon as possible. Usually, your internship company will ask you to have your NIE and Social Security number arranged before or on the first working day of your internship!

They Will Ask You For:

• Training agreement
• NIE (passport is enough if you are an European Union citizen)
• Rental contract (optional)
• Original and copy of your Passport or ID ( ID only if EU citizen)
  
  

Getting a bank account?

Before making your bank account in Madrid make sure to investigate the location you will be living and pick a bank office nearby!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

The bank office where you have made your bank account will also be the place that you need to visit in case of issues, questions, credit/ debit card picking or even account cancellation, so make sure that you choose an office that is easily accessible for you. Please note that some banks may even ask you to create an entirely new bank account if you what to change the office where your current account is located into!

In order to open a bank account in Madrid you need to prepare the following documents:

• NIE number
• Passport or ID (if EU citizen)
• Training Agreement
• Accommodation contract or any other proof of your address registration in Madrid
  
  

Madrid Holidays

There will be 13 public holidays in Madrid for the year 2019.

Here Is The Full List:

• 1 January (New Year)
• 7 January (Epiphany)
• 18 April (Holly Thursday)
• 19 April (Good Friday)
• 1 May (International Workers’ Day)
• 2 May (Holiday for the Autonomous Community of Madrid)
• 15 May (St. Isidro)
• 15 August (The Assumption day)
• 12 October (Spanish National Holiday)
• 1 November (All Saints’ Day)
• 6 December (Constitution Day)
• 9 December (Immaculate Conception Day)
• 25 December (Christmas)
  
  

Additional Info

• Reference number: 2249
• Field: Marketing & Business
• Stipend: Unpaid
• Other benefits: ---
• City: Madrid
• Cost: Free
  
  

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Spring LESS Office Word

Description:

Our collaborator is a modern hostel in the beautiful city of Granada. They are looking for a student to join their team to help them with customer relation and marketing tasks.

Tasks:

• Working with Tour Operators
• Managing different countries
• Customer management: via email or via phone
• Web Management
  
  

Requirements:

• English and Spanish
• Good contact with customers
• Dedication and responsability
  
  

Benefits:

• Accommodation
• 100€ per month
  
  

Location:

• Granada
  
  

Working Hours:

• 40 hours per week
  
  

Availability:

Starting ASAP for a minimum of 3 months

For more information and applications, please contact us at [email protected]

This vacancy may/may not be available or may be a sample of vacancies we have had. To get updated availability and options, please, apply: APPLY

Granada information

• Costs of living
• Weather
• Accommodation
• Getting your NIE?
• Getting social security?
• Getting a bank account?
• Granada Holidays
  
  

Costs of living

The living costs in Granada can vary depending on your personal usage.

Rent:

Here is our sample pricing list:

• single room in a shared flat: 200-350 euros
• one bedroom apartment: 400-600 euros
• utilities for 1 month (heating, gas, water): around 80-120 euros
• Internet per month: 25- 50 euros
  
  

Food:

• A basic meal, in inexpensive restaurant between 6 -10 euros
• Meal for 2 persons 20- 30 euros
• 1 bottle of wine- around 4 euros
• 500 grams of boneless chicken 2.50 euros
• 500 grams of local cheese 3-5 euros
• 1 kg of potatoes 1.00 euros
• 1 kg of apples 1.00 euros
• 1 whole bread 0.90 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• 1 liter of gas 1.28 euros
• Monthly pass for public transport 40 euros
• Taxi per kilometer 1,00 euros
  
  

Entertainment:

• Cinema tickets 6-8 euros
• 1-month gym membership between 25 and 40 euros
  
  

Weather

The weather in Granada can vary depending on the season.

Here Are Some Examples Of Yearly Weather Forecast:

During the Winter months (November- March) the weather in Granada is usually between 1 °C (34°F)- 17 °C (63 °F)

However, during the Spring and Summertime (April- October) the temperatures are increasing dramatically 17 °C (63°F)- 32 °C (90 °F)

Accommodation

The accommodation costs for Granada can vary depending on the neighborhood and type of housing (room/ apartment).

Here Are Some Examples Of Typical Accommodation Prices:

A room in a shared apartment in Granada will typically cost around 200-350€ per month depending on its location.

An apartment in Granada will usually cost between 400€-600€ depending on the area.

After you are approved for an internship position in Granada we could also provide you with some tips in order to find the best suitable accommodation for you.

Getting your NIE?

Getting your NIE number for your stay in Granada is an important task!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

Getting NIE in Granada for European citizens:

The main office in Barcelona you need to visit, in order to get your NIE is located on Calle San Agapito, 2, 18013, their open hours are usually between 09:00- 17:00 from Monday to Thursday and Fridays from 09:00- 14:00. Indeed, you can get there using bus 33, which will stop you on station Avenida Madrid 31 from where you will have less than 5 monutes walk, in order to reach the office.

The Most Important Step To Take Is To book Your Appointment (cita Previa) Beforehand, To Do So You Can Use The Following link. After Opening The Link In The Drop-down Menu Choose Granada And Then Click On Certificados EU. A New Window Will Pop Up, Where You Need To Fill In Your Personal Information, Right After That The System Will Show You The Available Dates And Times For An Appointment. Due To The High Demand For Appointments Is Also Possible That You Receive The Following Message:

En este momento no hay citas disponibles. En breve la oficina pondrá a su disponición nuevas citas.

Meaning that at this moment there are no available appointments. In such a case what we recommend is to visit the same website at 08:00 am on Monday morning when new appointments become available. However, if you need your NIE urgently or you are not able to book your appointment at all, you can also visit the office directly (we recommend that you go there around 06:30 in the morning, in order to get your number for appointment and wait if they will be able to proceed your application.

Getting NIE In Granada For Non-European Citizens:

If you are a non- European citizen, but you will be doing a paid internship in Spain it is also mandatory that you get your NIE number. To do so you have to directly visit the Foreign Affairs department (Oficina de extranjeros ) as soon as you arrive in Spain or to apply from your home country in the responsible Spanish embassy. In Barcelona, the office is located on Calle San Agapito, 2, 18013. You can use buses 33 in order to get there. The bus will stop you at station Avenida Madrid 31.

What document you have to prepare?

Before visiting the Foreign Affairs office in Granada you need to prepare the required documents:

• If you are staying in Spain for up to 3 months you need to fill in and sign the standard application- form EX-15
• If you are staying in Spain for more than 3 months you need to fill in and sign the application form EX-18
• You have to bring with you original and copy of your passport or identity card (for EU citizens)
• Photos
• Your Training Agreement (Must be translated in Spanish!)
• A confirmation of the paid administration tax. The tax fee is usually €10.60, which you can pay in any bank using this form https://sede.policia.gob.es:38089/Tasa790_012/ImpresoRellenar. Filled it in and mark "Regimen Comunitario" Certificado de Registro / Tarjeta de Residencia.
  
  

Getting social security?

If your placement in Barcelona is paid, apart from the NIE you are also required to get a Social Security number!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

What is the Social security for?

Número de Seguridad Social or the Social security number is an important arrangement you need to obtain for the period of your internship in Granada! The document will give you access to public health care and the opportunity to take a Health card.

Take in mind that in most cases they will not speak English in 99% of the cases, so if you cannot speak a word of Spanish we recommend that you take a piece of a paper with "Necesito número de la seguridad social" written on it. Then, they will create it for you.

All Social security offices in Granada you can find here. Use the drop-down menu under "Localozación" and select " Por Provincia", then choose Granada, in order to search click on "Aplicar filtros". Find the nearest office and visit them as soon as possible. Usually, your internship company will ask you to have your NIE and Social Security number arranged before or on the first working day of your internship!

They Will Ask You For:

• Training agreement
• NIE (passport is enough if you are an European Union citizen)
• Rental contract (optional)
• Original and copy of your Passport or ID ( ID only if EU citizen)
  
  

Getting a bank account?

Before making your bank account in Granada make sure to investigate the location you will be living and pick a bank office nearby!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

The bank office where you have made your bank account will also be the place that you need to visit in case of issues, questions, credit/ debit card picking or even account cancellation, so make sure that you choose an office that is easily accessible for you. Please note that some banks may even ask you to create an entirely new bank account if you what to change the office where your current account is located into!

In order to open a bank account in Granada you need to prepare the following documents:

• NIE number
• Passport or ID (if EU citizen)
• Training Agreement
• Accommodation contract or any other proof of your address registration in Granada
  
  

Granada Holidays

There will be 14 public holidays in Granada for the year 2019.

Here Is The Full List:

• 1 January (New Year)
• 6 January (Epiphany)
• 28 February (Día de Andalucia)
• 18 April (Maundy Thursday)
• 19 April (Good Friday)
• 22 April (Easter Monday).
• 1 May (International Workers’ Day)
• 15 August (The Assumption day)
• 11 September (Catalan National Day)
• 12 October (Spanish National Holiday)
• 1 November (All Saints’ Day)
• 6 December (Constitution Day)
• 25 December (Christmas)
• 26 December (Boxing Day)
  
  

Additional Info

• Reference number: 1812
• Field: Marketing & Business
• Stipend: 100€ - 299€
• Other benefits: Accommodation
• City: Granada
• Cost: Free
  
  

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CSS HTML REST InDesign Spring Photoshop Illustrator Office Word

We are looking for a creative Visual Design Intern with great interest in modern web trends. You will take part in the important task of creating our overall visual communication across all our platforms, together with the rest of our design and marketing team.

We are a market leader in the bar-tending industry. With three global offices, we have trained over 50,000 bartenders from across the globe in the past 16 years. We maintain more than 20 websites and a variety of social media channels. Communicating through these channels requires a continuous flow of quality blogs, campaigns, emails, press releases, web pages and other relevant bartender content on a native level.

Responsibilities:

Creative and able to call upon previous experience to operate with user experience, web design, campaign design, web banners, emails, mock-ups and wire-frames for a global corporate organisation.

Day-to-day Tasks To Complete:

• Create designs for social media (ads, posts and blogs)
• Create designs for specific campaigns (landing pages, emails and social media)
• Content for websites (images and illustrations)
• Localisation tasks (localisation of content across multiple languages)
• Interior designs for our schools
• Printing materials (brochures, flyers and expo materials)
  
  

Requirements:

• Extensive knowledge of the following:
• Adobe Illustrator
• Adobe Photoshop
• Adobe Indesign
• HTML/CSS
• UX/User Experience
• An impressive portfolio of projects that showcases your conceptual talents as well as your ability to deliver effective digital experiences.
• Experience and understanding of photography treatment.
• Understanding of and experience of corporate branding, layout, colour theory, accessibility and typography in both print and digital media, illustration, wire framing and scamping.
• A strong understanding of UX and usability, and more importantly conversion, most of the project we produce has the ultimate goal of getting users to fall in love with what we do, so you will often be asked to design pages around specific call to actions.
• Experience with responsive web design.
• Comfortable creating visuals, mocks and layouts for digital campaigns.
• Knowledge of HTML and CSS is beneficial.
• You will need to bring your own laptop however you will be provided with a computer screen.
  
  

Benefits:

• A salary of 300€ per month
• A young and dynamic internship environment
• Company paid snacks and coffee/tea
• Company paid events and trips
• Free weekly Spanish classes and training boot camp
• Casual dress code and an in-office music system
  
  

Internship hours: 09:00-18:00 from Monday-Thursday and 09:00-16:00 on Friday.

This vacancy may/may not be available or may be a sample of vacancies we have had. To get updated availability and options, please, apply: APPLY

Barcelona information

• Costs of living
• Weather
• Accommodation
• Getting your NIE?
• Getting social security?
• Getting a bank account?
• Barcelona Holidays
  
  

Costs of living

Living in Barcelona could be slightly more expensive than other cities in Spain.

Rent:

Here is our sample pricing list:

• single room in a shared flat: 350-500 euros
• one bedroom apartment: 650-800 euros
• utilities for 1 month (heating, gas, water): around 90 euros
• Internet per month: 30 euros
  
  

Food:

• A basic meal, in inexpensive restaurant between 8 -10 euros
• Meal for 2 persons 35 euros
• 1 bottle of wine- around 6 euros
• 500 grams of boneless chicken 3.50 euros
• 500 grams of local cheese 5.60 euros
• 1 kg of potatoes 1.20 euros
• 1 kg of apples 1.90 euros
• 1 whole bread 1.10 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• 1 liter of gas 1.26 euros
• Monthly pass for public transport 51 euros
• Taxi per kilometer 1,62 euros
  
  

Entertainment:

• Cinema tickets 9 euros
• Cocktail drink at city center 10 euros
• Dinner for 2 between 33- 45 euros depending on the type of restaurant
• 1-month gym membership between 30 and 50 euros
  
  

Weather

The weather in Barcelona can vary depending on the season.

Here Are Some Examples Of Yearly Weather Forecast:

Due to its location in North of Spain, Barcelona tends to have a slightly colder temperature and more rainy days in comparison with the Southern cities of Spain. However, the temperatures usually, do not go under 0 °C degrees (32°F).

During the Winter months (November- March) the weather is usually starting from 5 °C (41°F) in the mornings and increasing up to 16 °C (61 °F) during midday and the afternoons.

However, during the Spring and Summertime (April- October) the temperatures rise distinctively starting from 18 °C degrees (64 °F) up to 30 °C degrees (86 °F).

Accommodation

The accommodation costs for Barcelona can vary depending on the location (neighborhood) and type of housing (room/ apartment).

Here Are Some Examples Of Typical Accommodation Prices:

A modest room in a shared apartment in Barcelona will typically cost around 350-550€ per month depending on its location.

An apartment in Barcelona will usually cost between 900€-2000€ depending on the area.

After you are approved for an internship position in Barcelona we could also provide you with some tips in order to find the best suitable accommodation for you.

Getting your NIE?

Getting your documents for Barcelona done is an important task!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

Getting NIE in Barcelona for European citizens:

The main office in Barcelona you need to visit, in order to get your NIE is located on Calle Rambla Guipuzcoa 74, their open hours are usually between 09:00- 14:00 from Monday to Friday. Indeed, you can get their using buses 33, B24 or H10, you can also catch the metro line L2, which will stop you on station Bac de Roda. However, if you are living outside the city of Barcelona you can also visit other offices in Catalunya, the full list you can find here.

The Most Important Step To Take Is To book Your Appointment (cita Previa) Beforehand, To Do So You Can Use The Following link. After Opening The Link In The Drop-down Menu Choose Barcelona And Then Click On Certificados EU. A New Window Will Pop Up, Where You Need To Fill In Your Personal Information, Right After That The System Will Show You The Available Dates And Times For An Appointment. Due To The High Demand For Appointments Is Also Possible That You Receive The Following Message:

En este momento no hay citas disponibles. En breve la oficina pondrá a su disponición nuevas citas.

Meaning that at this moment there are no available appointments. In such a case what we recommend is to visit the same website at 08:00 am on Monday morning when new appointments become available. However, if you need your NIE urgently or you are not able to book your appointment at all, you can also visit the office directly (we recommend that you go there around 06:30 in the morning, in order to get your number for appointment and wait if they will be able to proceed your application.

Getting NIE In Barcelona For Non-European Citizens:

If you are a non- European citizen, but you will be doing a paid internship in Spain it is also mandatory that you get your NIE number. To do so you have to directly visit the Foreign Affairs department (Oficina de extranjeros ) as soon as you arrive in Spain or to apply from your home country in the responsible Spanish embassy. In Barcelona, the office is located on Calle Calle Rambla Guipuzcoa 74. You can use buses 33, B24, H10 or metro line L2, in order to get there. The full list with offices in Catalunya you can also find here.

What document you have to prepare?

Before visiting the Foreign Affairs office in Barcelona you need to prepare the required documents:

• If you are staying in Spain for up to 3 months you need to fill in and sign the standard application- form EX-15
• If you are staying in Spain for more than 3 months you need to fill in and sign the application form EX-18
• You have to bring with you original and copy of your passport or identity card (for EU citizens)
• Photos
• Your Training Agreement (Must be translated in Spanish!)
• A confirmation of the paid administration tax. The tax fee is usually €10.60, which you can pay in any bank using this form https://sede.policia.gob.es:38089/Tasa790_012/ImpresoRellenar. Filled it in and mark "Regimen Comunitario" Certificado de Registro / Tarjeta de Residencia.
  
  

Getting social security?

If your placement in Barcelona is paid, apart from the NIE you are also required to get a Social Security number!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

What is the Social security for?

Número de Seguridad Social or the Social security number is an important arrangement you need to obtain for the period of your internship in Barcelona! The document will give you access to public health care and the opportunity to take a Health card.

Take in mind that in most cases they will not speak English in 99% of the cases, so if you cannot speak a word of Spanish we recommend that you take a piece of a paper with "Necesito número de la seguridad social" written on it. Then, they will create it for you.

All Social security offices in Barcelona you can find here. Use the drop-down menu under "Localozación" and select " Por Provincia", then choose Barcelona, in order to search click on "Aplicar filtros". Find the nearest office and visit them as soon as possible. Usually, your internship company will ask you to have your NIE and Social Security number arranged before or on the first working day of your internship!

They Will Ask You For:

• Training agreement
• NIE (passport is enough if you are an European Union citizen)
• Rental contract (optional)
• Original and copy of your Passport or ID ( ID only if EU citizen)
  
  

Getting a bank account?

Before making your bank account in Barcelona make sure to investigate the location you will be living and pick a bank office nearby!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

The bank office where you have made your bank account will also be the place that you need to visit in case of issues, questions, credit/ debit card picking or even account cancellation, so make sure that you choose an office that is easily accessible for you. Please note that some banks may even ask you to create an entirely new bank account if you what to change the office where your current account is located into!

In order to open a bank account in Barcelona you need to prepare the following documents:

• NIE number
• Passport or ID (if EU citizen)
• Training Agreement
• Accommodation contract or any other proof of your address registration in Barcelona
  
  

Barcelona Holidays

There will be 11 public holidays in Barcelona for the year 2019.

Here Is The Full List:

• 1 January (New Year)
• 19 April (Good Friday)
• 22 April (Easter Monday).
• 1 May (International Workers’ Day)
• 15 August (The Assumption day)
• 11 September (Catalan National Day)
• 12 October (Spanish National Holiday)
• 1 November (All Saints’ Day)
• 6 December (Constitution Day)
• 25 December (Christmas)
• 26 December (Boxing Day)
  
  

Additional Info

• Reference number: 2046
• Field: IT, Engineering & Design
• Stipend: 300€ - 499€
• Other benefits: Language lessons
• City: Barcelona
• Cost: Free
  
  

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Spring Excel Office Word

Our collaborator is a special tour operator for adventure tours to Latin America (Panama, Colombia, Nicaragua, Costa Rica) and Asia (Malaysia, Sri Lanka). We design and are responsible for the most beautiful time of the year for both Spanish and German clients. Our small, dynamic team in the center of Madrid is made up of different nationalities.

Tasks:

• Creation of texts for our websites, travel offers and other means of communication
• Translation German-Spanish; Spanish-German
• In case of interest/suitability: Coordination Social Media (Facebook)
• In case of interest/suitability: customer surveys, competitive analysis
  
  

Requirements:

• Minimum 3 months, desirable 6
• Full-time
• German at a native standard
• Intermediate Spanish
• English is a plus
• Excel knowledge is a plus
  
  

Benefits: 400€-500€ depending on the profile

This vacancy may/may not be available or may be a sample of vacancies we have had. To get updated availability and options, please, apply: APPLY

Madrid information

• Costs of living
• Weather
• Accommodation
• Getting your NIE?
• Getting social security?
• Getting a bank account?
• Madrid Holidays
  
  

Costs of living

The living costs in Madrid depend on your personal usage.

Rent:

Here is our sample pricing list:

• Single room in a shared flat: 300 - 600 euros
• One bedroom apartment: 550 - 990 euros
• Utilities for 1 month (heating, gas, water): around 85 euros
• Internet per month: 30 - 40 euros
  
  

Food:

• A basic meal, in an inexpensive restaurant: 10 - 12 euros
• Meal for 2 persons: 40 euros
• 1 bottle of wine- around: 6 euros
• 500 grams of boneless chicken: 3,11 euros
• 500 grams of local cheese: 4,87 euros
• 1 kg of potatoes: 1,00 euro
• 1 kg of apples: 1,80 euros
• 1 whole bread: 1,15 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• 1 liter of gas: 1,30 euros
• A monthly pass for public transport: 55 euros
• Taxi per kilometer: 1,17 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• Cinema tickets: 9 euros
• Cocktail drink at city center: 9 euros
• Dinner for 2: between 30 - 40 euros depending on the type of the restaurant
• 1-month gym membership: between 35 - 50 euros
  
  

Weather

The weather in Madrid can vary depending on the season.

Here Are Some Examples Of Yearly Weather Forecast:

In Madrid, summers are short, hot, dry and mostly clear and the winters are long, very cold, and partly cloudy.

During the winter months (November - March) the weather is usually starting from 3°C (37°F) in the mornings and increasing up to 16°C (61°F) during midday and the afternoons.

However, during spring and summertime (April - October) the temperatures rise distinctively starting from 11°C (52°F) in the morning up to 32°C (90°F) during a day.

Accommodation

The accommodation costs for Madrid can vary depending on the location (neighborhood) and type of housing (room/ apartment).

Here Are Some Examples Of Typical Accommodation Prices:

A modest room in a shared apartment in Madrid will typically cost around 300-600€ per month depending on its location.

An apartment in Madrid will usually cost between 550€-1000€ depending on the area.

After you are approved for an internship position in Madrid we could also provide you with some tips in order to find the best suitable accommodation for you.

Getting your NIE?

Getting your registration documents for Madrid done is an important task!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

Getting NIE in Madrid for European citizens:

The main office in Madrid you need to visit, in order to get your NIE is located on Avenida de los Poblados S/N, their open hours are usually between 09:00- 14:00 from Monday to Friday. Indeed, you can get their using buses 121, 131, 138, 129, 155 you can also catch the metro line L5, which will stop you on station Aluche. However, if you are living outside the city of Madrid you can also visit other offices, the full list you can find here.

The Most Important Step To Take Is To book Your Appointment (cita Previa) Beforehand, To Do So You Can Use The Following link. After Opening The Link In The Drop-down Menu Choose Madrid And Then Click On Certificados EU. A New Window Will Pop Up, Where You Need To Fill In Your Personal Information, Right After That The System Will Show You The Available Dates And Times For An Appointment. Due To The High Demand For Appointments Is Also Possible That You Receive The Following Message:

En este momento no hay citas disponibles. En breve la oficina pondrá a su disponición nuevas citas.

Meaning that at this moment there are no available appointments. In such a case what we recommend is to visit the same website at 08:00 am on Monday morning when new appointments become available. However, if you need your NIE urgently or you are not able to book your appointment at all, you can also visit the office directly (we recommend that you go there around 06:30 in the morning, in order to get your number for appointment and wait if they will be able to proceed your application.

Getting NIE In Madrid For Non-European Citizens:

If you are a non- European citizen, but you will be doing a paid internship in Spain it is also mandatory that you get your NIE number. To do so you have to directly visit the Foreign Affairs department (Oficina de extranjeros ) as soon as you arrive in Spain or to apply from your home country in the responsible Spanish embassy. In Madrid, the office is located on Avenida de los Poblados S/N. You can use buses 121, 131, 138, 129, 155 or metro line L5, in order to get there. The full list with offices in Madrid you can also find here.

What document you have to prepare?

Before visiting the Foreign Affairs office in Madrid you need to prepare the required documents:

• If you are staying in Spain for up to 3 months you need to fill in and sign the standard application- form EX-15
• If you are staying in Spain for more than 3 months you need to fill in and sign the application form EX-18
• You have to bring with you original and copy of your passport or identity card (for EU citizens)
• Photos
• Your Training Agreement (Must be translated in Spanish!)
• A confirmation of the paid administration tax. The tax fee is usually €10.60, which you can pay in any bank using this form https://sede.policia.gob.es:38089/Tasa790_012/ImpresoRellenar. Filled it in and mark "Regimen Comunitario" Certificado de Registro / Tarjeta de Residencia.
  
  

Getting social security?

If your placement in Madrid is paid, apart from the NIE you are also required to get a Social Security number!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

What is the Social security for?

Número de Seguridad Social or the Social security number is an important arrangement you need to obtain for the period of your internship in Madrid! The document will give you access to public health care and the opportunity to take a Health card.

Take in mind that in most cases they will not speak English in 99% of the cases, so if you cannot speak a word of Spanish we recommend that you take a piece of a paper with "Necesito número de la seguridad social" written on it. Then, they will create it for you.

All Social security offices in Madrid you can find here. Use the drop-down menu under "Localozación" and select " Por Provincia", then choose Madrid, in order to search click on "Aplicar filtros". Find the nearest office and visit them as soon as possible. Usually, your internship company will ask you to have your NIE and Social Security number arranged before or on the first working day of your internship!

They Will Ask You For:

• Training agreement
• NIE (passport is enough if you are an European Union citizen)
• Rental contract (optional)
• Original and copy of your Passport or ID ( ID only if EU citizen)
  
  

Getting a bank account?

Before making your bank account in Madrid make sure to investigate the location you will be living and pick a bank office nearby!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

The bank office where you have made your bank account will also be the place that you need to visit in case of issues, questions, credit/ debit card picking or even account cancellation, so make sure that you choose an office that is easily accessible for you. Please note that some banks may even ask you to create an entirely new bank account if you what to change the office where your current account is located into!

In order to open a bank account in Madrid you need to prepare the following documents:

• NIE number
• Passport or ID (if EU citizen)
• Training Agreement
• Accommodation contract or any other proof of your address registration in Madrid
  
  

Madrid Holidays

There will be 13 public holidays in Madrid for the year 2019.

Here Is The Full List:

• 1 January (New Year)
• 7 January (Epiphany)
• 18 April (Holly Thursday)
• 19 April (Good Friday)
• 1 May (International Workers’ Day)
• 2 May (Holiday for the Autonomous Community of Madrid)
• 15 May (St. Isidro)
• 15 August (The Assumption day)
• 12 October (Spanish National Holiday)
• 1 November (All Saints’ Day)
• 6 December (Constitution Day)
• 9 December (Immaculate Conception Day)
• 25 December (Christmas)
  
  

Additional Info

• Reference number: 2339
• Field: Tourism & Hospitality
• Stipend: 300€ - 499€
• Other benefits: ---
• City: Madrid
• Cost: Free
  
  

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Spring Photoshop Office PowerPoint Word

Our collaborator is an online operating company in Barcelona. They are offering a platform where people can find apartments all over the world.

You will be working with the marketing director of the company and help with the daily activities. We will give you everything you need to know about marketing on the B2B level (online and offline Marketing).

Tasks:

• Creating web content
• Social media
• Help plan and execute events
• Market research
• Customer Service via Phone and email
  
  

Requirements:

• Good level of English (written and verbal)
• Knowledge about Twitter, Facebook for business, LinkedIN, Powerpoint
• Comfortable talking to partners over the phone
  
  

Would Be a Plus:

• Familiar with Photoshop
• Marketing students
  
  

Availability:

Preferably 6 months

Working Hours:

40 hours / week

Benefits:

300€ / month

This vacancy may/may not be available or may be a sample of vacancies we have had. To get updated availability and options, please, apply: APPLY

Barcelona information

• Costs of living
• Weather
• Accommodation
• Getting your NIE?
• Getting social security?
• Getting a bank account?
• Barcelona Holidays
  
  

Costs of living

Living in Barcelona could be slightly more expensive than other cities in Spain.

Rent:

Here is our sample pricing list:

• single room in a shared flat: 350-500 euros
• one bedroom apartment: 650-800 euros
• utilities for 1 month (heating, gas, water): around 90 euros
• Internet per month: 30 euros
  
  

Food:

• A basic meal, in inexpensive restaurant between 8 -10 euros
• Meal for 2 persons 35 euros
• 1 bottle of wine- around 6 euros
• 500 grams of boneless chicken 3.50 euros
• 500 grams of local cheese 5.60 euros
• 1 kg of potatoes 1.20 euros
• 1 kg of apples 1.90 euros
• 1 whole bread 1.10 euros
  
  

Transportation:

• 1 liter of gas 1.26 euros
• Monthly pass for public transport 51 euros
• Taxi per kilometer 1,62 euros
  
  

Entertainment:

• Cinema tickets 9 euros
• Cocktail drink at city center 10 euros
• Dinner for 2 between 33- 45 euros depending on the type of restaurant
• 1-month gym membership between 30 and 50 euros
  
  

Weather

The weather in Barcelona can vary depending on the season.

Here Are Some Examples Of Yearly Weather Forecast:

Due to its location in North of Spain, Barcelona tends to have a slightly colder temperature and more rainy days in comparison with the Southern cities of Spain. However, the temperatures usually, do not go under 0 °C degrees (32°F).

During the Winter months (November- March) the weather is usually starting from 5 °C (41°F) in the mornings and increasing up to 16 °C (61 °F) during midday and the afternoons.

However, during the Spring and Summertime (April- October) the temperatures rise distinctively starting from 18 °C degrees (64 °F) up to 30 °C degrees (86 °F).

Accommodation

The accommodation costs for Barcelona can vary depending on the location (neighborhood) and type of housing (room/ apartment).

Here Are Some Examples Of Typical Accommodation Prices:

A modest room in a shared apartment in Barcelona will typically cost around 350-550€ per month depending on its location.

An apartment in Barcelona will usually cost between 900€-2000€ depending on the area.

After you are approved for an internship position in Barcelona we could also provide you with some tips in order to find the best suitable accommodation for you.

Getting your NIE?

Getting your documents for Barcelona done is an important task!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

Getting NIE in Barcelona for European citizens:

The main office in Barcelona you need to visit, in order to get your NIE is located on Calle Rambla Guipuzcoa 74, their open hours are usually between 09:00- 14:00 from Monday to Friday. Indeed, you can get their using buses 33, B24 or H10, you can also catch the metro line L2, which will stop you on station Bac de Roda. However, if you are living outside the city of Barcelona you can also visit other offices in Catalunya, the full list you can find here.

The Most Important Step To Take Is To book Your Appointment (cita Previa) Beforehand, To Do So You Can Use The Following link. After Opening The Link In The Drop-down Menu Choose Barcelona And Then Click On Certificados EU. A New Window Will Pop Up, Where You Need To Fill In Your Personal Information, Right After That The System Will Show You The Available Dates And Times For An Appointment. Due To The High Demand For Appointments Is Also Possible That You Receive The Following Message:

En este momento no hay citas disponibles. En breve la oficina pondrá a su disponición nuevas citas.

Meaning that at this moment there are no available appointments. In such a case what we recommend is to visit the same website at 08:00 am on Monday morning when new appointments become available. However, if you need your NIE urgently or you are not able to book your appointment at all, you can also visit the office directly (we recommend that you go there around 06:30 in the morning, in order to get your number for appointment and wait if they will be able to proceed your application.

Getting NIE In Barcelona For Non-European Citizens:

If you are a non- European citizen, but you will be doing a paid internship in Spain it is also mandatory that you get your NIE number. To do so you have to directly visit the Foreign Affairs department (Oficina de extranjeros ) as soon as you arrive in Spain or to apply from your home country in the responsible Spanish embassy. In Barcelona, the office is located on Calle Calle Rambla Guipuzcoa 74. You can use buses 33, B24, H10 or metro line L2, in order to get there. The full list with offices in Catalunya you can also find here.

What document you have to prepare?

Before visiting the Foreign Affairs office in Barcelona you need to prepare the required documents:

• If you are staying in Spain for up to 3 months you need to fill in and sign the standard application- form EX-15
• If you are staying in Spain for more than 3 months you need to fill in and sign the application form EX-18
• You have to bring with you original and copy of your passport or identity card (for EU citizens)
• Photos
• Your Training Agreement (Must be translated in Spanish!)
• A confirmation of the paid administration tax. The tax fee is usually €10.60, which you can pay in any bank using this form https://sede.policia.gob.es:38089/Tasa790_012/ImpresoRellenar. Filled it in and mark "Regimen Comunitario" Certificado de Registro / Tarjeta de Residencia.
  
  

Getting social security?

If your placement in Barcelona is paid, apart from the NIE you are also required to get a Social Security number!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

What is the Social security for?

Número de Seguridad Social or the Social security number is an important arrangement you need to obtain for the period of your internship in Barcelona! The document will give you access to public health care and the opportunity to take a Health card.

Take in mind that in most cases they will not speak English in 99% of the cases, so if you cannot speak a word of Spanish we recommend that you take a piece of a paper with "Necesito número de la seguridad social" written on it. Then, they will create it for you.

All Social security offices in Barcelona you can find here. Use the drop-down menu under "Localozación" and select " Por Provincia", then choose Barcelona, in order to search click on "Aplicar filtros". Find the nearest office and visit them as soon as possible. Usually, your internship company will ask you to have your NIE and Social Security number arranged before or on the first working day of your internship!

They Will Ask You For:

• Training agreement
• NIE (passport is enough if you are an European Union citizen)
• Rental contract (optional)
• Original and copy of your Passport or ID ( ID only if EU citizen)
  
  

Getting a bank account?

Before making your bank account in Barcelona make sure to investigate the location you will be living and pick a bank office nearby!

Here Is What You Need To Do:

The bank office where you have made your bank account will also be the place that you need to visit in case of issues, questions, credit/ debit card picking or even account cancellation, so make sure that you choose an office that is easily accessible for you. Please note that some banks may even ask you to create an entirely new bank account if you what to change the office where your current account is located into!

In order to open a bank account in Barcelona you need to prepare the following documents:

• NIE number
• Passport or ID (if EU citizen)
• Training Agreement
• Accommodation contract or any other proof of your address registration in Barcelona
  
  

Barcelona Holidays

There will be 11 public holidays in Barcelona for the year 2019.

Here Is The Full List:

• 1 January (New Year)
• 19 April (Good Friday)
• 22 April (Easter Monday).
• 1 May (International Workers’ Day)
• 15 August (The Assumption day)
• 11 September (Catalan National Day)
• 12 October (Spanish National Holiday)
• 1 November (All Saints’ Day)
• 6 December (Constitution Day)
• 25 December (Christmas)
• 26 December (Boxing Day)
  
  

Additional Info

• Reference number: 2035
• Field: Marketing & Business
• Stipend: 300€ - 499€
• Other benefits: ---
• City: Barcelona
• Cost: Free
  
  

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