From March 23 to May 9, students from Bulgarian and foreign universities can apply for summer internships in the public administration, announced the government press service. Nearly 500 internship positions are open across the country. By choosing an internship under the programme, students have the opportunity to get acquainted with the structure and functions of the state administration, gain practical experience and new professional skills, etc.
All internship positions are uploaded to https://jobs.government.bg/PJobs/. The minimum and maximum duration of the internships range from 5 to 20 working days, allowing students to complete multiple internships without disrupting their studies.
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