Content · Unpaid placement
Internship — Content and Copywriting
Write for a site that exists in three languages — service pages, guides, blog posts — and learn what makes a page get found rather than just published.
Every placement on this page is unpaid. They are student and graduate practice placements — for university credit where your programme allows it — and we put that first because it is the first thing you need to know. The agreement is signed with you, and with your university where there is one, before your first day.
- Commitment
- Length and weekly hours are agreed with you before you start, around your studies.
- Where
- Our Warsaw office, with some days from home once you have found your feet.
- Working languages
- English is the language of the team. Polish or Turkish on top of it is a real advantage on most of our accounts, and neither is a requirement.
We publish our own site and our clients’ in English, Polish and Turkish, and we care more about a page being true than about it being long. You will write, be edited properly, and see what your words did in the search data a month later.
What you would do
- Write and rewrite service pages, guides and posts to a brief
- Check every claim before it ships — a number with no source does not go on the page
- Write the titles, descriptions and internal links that decide whether a page is found
- Adapt copy between languages without flattening it into a translation
Who we are looking for
- Writing samples in at least one of English, Polish or Turkish. Two languages is a real advantage.
- You edit your own work down before anyone else sees it
- You will look something up rather than write around not knowing it
- AI in the drafting is fine and we use it too; passing off an unchecked draft is not
What you get out of it
- Published pages with your name on them if you want it there
- How search and AI answer engines actually decide what to quote
- A written reference at the end, and a straight answer about your work all the way through
We do not publish invented statistics, fake reviews or claims a client cannot back. If a brief asks you to, say no and come to us.
What these are not
Not a paid job. Not visa or work-permit sponsorship — you need to already have the right to study or stay in Poland. And not a promise of employment afterwards: if a role opens and you are the right person for it we will say so, but come for the placement, not for the promise.
How to apply
Email us with the role in the subject line. Send a CV, and — this counts for more than the CV — two or three things you have actually made: an account you ran, a poster, a page you wrote, a site you built. Two short paragraphs on why this agency, in English, Polish or Turkish. We read everything and answer within a working week, including the no.