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Are you only a few semesters away from your diploma? Sounds great \u2013 but before you graduate, ask yourself: do you have enough practical experience to know what kind of job you’re actually looking for? If you’re interested in working at a PR agency that deals with strategic consulting, crisis communication, political communication, and media relations, an internship at Manjgura could be a great springboard for your career.<\/p>\n
During an internship (if you’re lucky enough to get a good mentor and work environment) \u2013 or in the worse scenario, only after getting hired \u2013 you\u2019ll learn why sometimes a briefing<\/strong> is chosen over a press conference<\/strong> (do press conferences even happen anymore?), why it\u2019s essential to keep up daily with what\u2019s being said and who\u2019s saying it, and that writing a blog post or press release<\/strong> takes a lot more than just opening ChatGPT or similar tools.<\/p>\n That\u2019s why now might be the right time to consider an internship<\/strong> that could provide you with additional knowledge and skills<\/strong>, and help you decide for yourself whether you want to pursue a career in this field.<\/p>\n If we haven\u2019t scared you off yet, let\u2019s get to the details \u2013 what it\u2019s like to intern at a public relations agency, or more specifically, how to land an internship at Manjgura.<\/p>\n How to Apply<\/strong><\/p>\n Send us your motivation letter and CV<\/strong> to posao@manjgura.hr<\/strong>. There are no other formal application requirements. Your CV can follow the classic Europass format<\/strong> or be something unique<\/strong> \u2013 it\u2019s your choice. We don\u2019t make decisions based on previous work experience, but we do care about your qualities, motivation, and abilities. Your field of study doesn\u2019t have to be a perfect match, but a genuine interest in public relations<\/strong> is a must. What matters most in this first step? Your writing skills and how you approach this task \u2013 your self-presentation. Within a few working days, one of our team members will contact you with either a proposed internship date or more information.<\/p>\n What You\u2019ll Learn<\/strong><\/p>\n Approach your internship responsibly<\/strong>. It lasts five weeks<\/strong>, which is enough time to learn the basics<\/strong>, though not to become a PR expert. You\u2019ll learn how agency work is structured<\/strong>, what an average (and not-so-average) day looks like, how to do media monitoring and press clipping<\/strong>, how to use WordPress<\/strong> and similar tools to manage communication channels, and you\u2019ll even get to publish some original content<\/strong>.\u00a0Depending on ongoing projects, you may be involved in creative campaign development, event planning, maybe even crisis communication \u2013 and through daily interaction with experienced consultants, you\u2019ll learn a lot about agency dynamics, client relations, and strategic thinking in communication.<\/p>\n Internship in Manjgura is not a one-way street \u2013 you’re encouraged to ask questions<\/strong>, request clarification, and pitch your ideas<\/strong>. An outsider\u2019s perspective is often very valuable and can shape the direction of a campaign.\u00a0Usually, you\u2019ll have one mentor who monitors your progress, guides you, and provides feedback. However, most interns work across multiple teams, campaigns, and sectors.\u00a0We use Microsoft Office tools<\/strong> daily, so if you\u2019ve listed \u201cproficient in Microsoft Office\u201d in your CV, we\u2019ll know whether that\u2019s true pretty quickly. You should know how to format<\/strong> documents and understand what to do when we return a document with track changes<\/strong>. We\u2019re okay with using AI tools<\/strong> if they help with research or task execution \u2013 but copy-pasting and turning your brain off is not tolerated.<\/p>\n What\u2019s Expected from You<\/strong><\/p>\n What we need from you is to treat the internship seriously<\/strong>, which means: Arriving on time<\/strong> every day, Monday to Friday, from 9 AM to 5 PM<\/strong>. We understand that occasional absences<\/strong> may happen \u2013 we trust you, and just want to know that if things get hectic, we can count on your support.<\/p>\n Everyone who completes the five-week internship receives a certificate of completion. Those who truly shine may get a recommendation \u2013 and those who blow us away might even get a chance to stay and work at Manjgura.<\/p>\n If we\u2019ve scared you a bit \u2013 don\u2019t worry. Most of our consultants started out as interns<\/strong>, and we wouldn\u2019t be who we are today without them.<\/p>\n If you think you meet our expectations and want to work with the Manjgura team<\/strong>, send your application to posao@manjgura.hr.<\/p>\n P.S. The first, elimination task, is already hidden in this text.\u00a0So read it carefully!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Are you only a few semesters away from your diploma? 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