Marketing internships — social media, content, campaigns and brand.
Marketing internships hide several tracks: content and social media, performance marketing (Google, Meta ads), SEO, email and brand/design. In a small company you do several at once; in a big one you focus on one. Before applying, decide whether the creative side (copy, visuals) or the analytical side (numbers, campaign optimisation) pulls you.
In marketing a portfolio speaks louder than a CV. Even without experience you can show: growth numbers from your own social account, a campaign from a school project, blog posts you wrote or visuals you made. One concrete “I did X, the result was Y” beats a list of skills. Gather these before you apply.
Much marketing work is seasonal: summer campaigns, Christmas sales, event marketing. That suits a student after short-term experience. Check deadlines and workload in listings — project-based work quickly gives you the full arc of one campaign start to finish, a valuable line on a first CV.