Intern in Greece for 6 months!
For students from around the world who are enrolled in hospitality or culinary arts courses
Dream of gaining practical hospitality experience while living in one of the Mediterranean's most beautiful destinations?
Our Greece Hospitality Internship Programme offers an opportunity to develop your skills in an international hospitality environment while experiencing Greek culture and lifestyle.
From stunning beaches and picturesque islands to traditional Greek cuisine and vibrant coastal towns, your internship offers the chance to build your professional experience while discovering life in Greece.
Develop your skills, meet people from around the world and take the next step in your hospitality career.
Next Programme intake: March 2027
Deadline for Applications: November 2026
Benefits of joining our Greek Internship Program
Besides gaining work experience in the most visited country in the world, these are some benefits of the program:
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Monthly allowance of €810
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Free housing
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Free utilities
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Free meals on duty
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Free Airport Transfer
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No Greek language requirements
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6 month international Hospitality experience
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Internship agreement with your employer
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The opportunity to travel to other Schengen countries such as Germany, Italy and Spain
Internship Opportunities
Placements are available in the following hospitality departments:
Culinary Arts
Gain practical experience in professional kitchens, developing food preparation skills and learning about day-to-day kitchen operations.
Pastry Arts
Develop your pastry and dessert preparation skills while gaining experience in a professional hospitality environment.
Food & Beverage
Gain experience in restaurant and food service operations, guest service and the daily running of hospitality outlets.
Housekeeping
Learn about housekeeping operations, room preparation, cleanliness standards and the importance of maintaining high standards in hospitality.
Visa Requirements
Below is an outline of the visa requirements for the France Internship Program:
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Be between 18 and 35 years old
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Candidates must be currently enrolled in a college or university in a relevant diploma or degree course (for example: Hospitality Management, Culinary Arts, Restaurant Management)
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The internship application must be part of the college curriculum. Your college must certify, in writing, that this is the case (we can assist with the contents of the letter)
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Have a financial guarantor who has access to 650 Euros a month. Evidence will need to be provided to the Greek embassy in your home country.
Our Application Process
Below, you'll find an overview of our application process. We provide guidance along each step to ensure you're successful. The total process takes around 4 months.
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Submit your online application through our online application form
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Have a free screening interview
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If accepted, settle your program registration fee
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Have an interview with an employer and receive an offer
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Send your documents for review while we work on your internship agreement
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Settle your placement fees while we work on your work permit
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Receive our visa guide and visit the Greek embassy for your visa
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Settle the remainder of your program fees (only payable upon visa approval)
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Coordinate your arrival with our assistance
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Fly to Greece
Program Costs
The program costs below outline all the costs associated with the 6 month internship program in Greece:
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Program registration fee: $400. This fee is payable after you have passed your screening interview with our team and is non-refundable.
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Program Fees for nationalities inside the European Union: $1,400. This fee is payable after you have received your internship agreement from an employer.
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Program Fees for all other nationalities: $2,700. This fee is split into two payments:
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Placement payment: $1,700, payable after your internship agreement is signed
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Program fee: $1,000, only payable after your visa is approved
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Exclusions:
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Health insurance: +/- €300 (depends slightly on your age)
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Embassy visa fee: €225
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Flight to and from Greece