The School of photography has a long path in implementing capacitating strategies. The institution´s main goal is to provide tools to students to produce images of high impact. Since the foundation of the organization in 1994, their mission is to motivate and develop a personal talent. The school is not only looking to form people in photography. Also, wants to transmit skills for communication to interact with other people, fomenting human relationships.

Job Responsibilities:

• Write articles for the School Community on the Internet. 
• Develop communication strategies to promote offers of courses of the school in Latin America and the world. 
• Design a campaing in German, French and English with the objective of publishing the school worldwide. 

For the information regarding what does the cost cover and does not cover,please contact the organization at:info@mentorabroad.org

Skills Required:

• Being student of Marketing, Communication or Public Relations
• Flexible and hard working

Food and Accommodation: Mentor Abroad manages the entire food,accommodation and supervision during the project period. The intern will be entitled to a room in host family with normal standards depending upon the project and it location. 

Application Process:

• Filled out Online Application 
• Resume in English and in Spanish
• Sample resumes here 
• Letter of Intention. Establish a clear relationship between your skills/studies and the internship placement you are interested in. Specify at what stage of your studies you are at and what your current occupation is. Please sign your letter 
• Internship Additional Info Package filled out
• Registration fee ($100): Make checks payable to EasyGO Abroad Inc. or pay via credit card through our secure server here
• Copy of your degree, technical certifications, work certificates or recommendation letters
• Copy of Insurance Policy (Travel, health & liability). You may sign up for one here 
• Language Level Passport: (not applicable if you are a native Spanish speaker).
• Get your Language Level passport here 
• A recent picture of any size

Can I do an Internship with no Spanish knowledge: The success of your Internship depends essentially on your Spanish knowledge. Participants must show at least an intermediate level to become an intern. Advanced Spanish levels are sometimes required for specific placements. We recommend to take a Spanish course before starting any placement. Remember that the more Spanish you know, the more responsabilities you are going to get and the more successfull your placement will be.