Internships in Munich, Germany

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Camp Europe offers a three-month and six-month Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship in Germany. Through this internship you will attend a handful of intensive outdoor activities training sessions, various outdoor education topic-related instruction courses, and innovative leadership sessions, all
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Camp Europe offers a 3-month and 6-month Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship, wherein you will obtain a handful of intensive outdoor activities training, plus a varied outdoor education topic-related instruction courses and avant-garde leadership sessions. All these allow you to obtain a high-val
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Be an English teacher at one of Germany’s most exciting summer adventure camps. This unique internship combines teaching experience with outdoor activities, giving you the chance to build your skills in a fun, immersive environment. You’ll lead conversational English sessions through games, music,
A Guide to Interning Abroad in Munich
Internships in Munich
Munich, as the unofficial Silicon Valley of Germany, has so much to offer students and professionals seeking international internships in Germany. Companies offering internships in Munich range in size from small mom-and-pop shops to larger multinational corporations (can you say “BMW?”). Individuals should select internship placements in Munich based on their background, interests, and career goals. But, whether you’re a by-the-books bookkeeper or a go-with-the-flow graphic designer, there’s sure to be an internship in Munich with your name on it.
For the politically-minded, Munich is the promise land. The city serves as the capital of the Freestate of Bavaria, which means it is the seat of the Bavarian State Parliament and the Staatskanzlei (the State Chancellery). This makes internships in Munich in the fields of political science, public administration and policy, and international relations particularly popular placements. Interns can learn significantly about working on environmental, education, and/or public health policies, for example, priming them for future careers as public servants.
Munich offers plenty of opportunity in its booming financial sector too, which is second only to Frankfurt, with internships in business administration, finance, and economics generating more than just interest. Internships in Munich in marketing, communications, and graphic design, on the other hand, will better suit those who are more creatively driven.
While fluency in German isn’t a prerequisite for internships in Munich, every little phrase helps! Most internship programs even include intensive German language classes for interns, either before the internship begins or throughout the course of the internship.
Remember that in Munich if you’re early you’re on time, if you’re on time you’re late, and if you’re late…well, don’t be late. Don’t be expecting casual Friday’s, either. Dress is typically more conservative for work in Munich, so invest in simple, dark colored suits and leave the crazy patterned ties and bright colored pumps at home.
Life in Munich
Munich is the third largest city in Germany with a population of around 1.5 million people, and the greater Munich metropolitan area is home to 5.8 million people. That’s a lot of lederhosen! The city itself is a blend of historic buildings and modern architecture, from the Romanesque Marienplatz and Residenz to the sleek northern skyline with impressive high rises.
Outside the office, interns can enjoy Munich’s many parks and green spaces. Take a stroll or leisurely bike ride through the Englischer Garten, affectionately known as the “Green Lung” of Munich (just watch out for strangers’ naked bums, unless you’re feeling cheeky, too!). For the interns not quite ready to strip down, there are plenty of museums, music venues, restaurants, shops, and (of course) biergartens and breweries to explore.
In true German fashion, the public transportation system in Munich is comprehensive, convenient, and extremely punctual. With an extensive network of U-bahn trains, S-bahn trains, trams, and buses, commuting to your internship in Munich won’t pose a problem. The best way to see Munich is by bicycle though, but heed this warning: German cyclists are serious and huge risk takers; some would even call them a little careless at times, so pay attention!
While interning in Munich, you’ll find that the Bavarian language varies significantly from the standard German you might have studied in high school or at university. However, you should still be able to get by just fine (repeat after us: “ja”, “nein”, and “das ist guuuuut”). Most, if not all, internships in Munich will not require any level of language proficiency and English is widely spoken. It’s always good to have a few key words and phrases in your back pocket. Maybe you’ll even pick up some Bavarian (cream donuts) during your internship in Munich!
Salary & Costs
Internships in Munich, by their very nature, are usually unpaid. However, some internship programs offer a modest stipend and/or other forms of compensation, like housing and meals. Costs of living tend to be higher in bigger cities in Germany, which includes Munich. Rent, utilities, and other creature comforts like internet or television can cost as much as 2,000 Euro per month in more expensive neighborhoods near the city center. It’s recommended that interns communicate with internship providers and employers in order to budget accordingly.
A great way to prepare for an international internship in Munich is to take advantage of available scholarships and grants, so interns should check out GoAbroad Scholarship Directory before departure. Also consider creative ways to fundraise or crowdfund your trip. Maybe instead of socks for Christmas, Aunt June can contribute to your FundMyTravel campaign.
Accommodation & Visas
Those who intern in Munich will have the option of living in a shared apartment or arranging a homestay with a local family. In some rare cases, such as in internships that are structured through a university or with a language learning component, interns may be provided with dorm-style housing. Before departure, communicate with your internship program provider or employer to determine the most affordable housing option for you. For interns hoping to leave Munich fluent in German, living with a host family is highly recommended. Not only will you get to practice German daily, but you’ll get a better picture of daily life in Munich with your gastfamilie.
GoAbroad's Insider Tips
Vernetzen. Networking, networking, networking; It can’t be stated enough. International internships are the best way to build professional relationships across the globe which you can use as references for future employment. Replace that summer lifeguard experience on your resumé with an internship in Munich and watch your name move to the top of any applicant pool.
Culture Shock. Yes, it’s real. Almost too real. Being thrown into a new culture with a potential language barrier is the making of a perfect, challenging storm. Adjusting to life in Munich may take time, but soon you’ll be munching on weißwurst and sweet mustard with the best of them, wondering how you ever lived before. Re-entry shock is a whole different animal, so just cross that bridge when you come to it.
Participating in an internship in Munich will come with its ups and downs, but the rewards far outweigh the risks. Take advantage of this and any opportunity to develop personally and professionally. An internship in Munich will become the ace up the sleeve for future job interviews. We guarantee it won’t be the wurst decision you’ve ever made!
Read our comprehensive guide on interning abroad in Germany.
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More Than Just a Camp
January 28, 2026by: Sergio Roldan Bondia - SpainSome of my favorite moments at camp were the canoe trip in Regen and the hike. I also really enjoyed the day trip to Munich. I had the opportunity to do HR training in Walsrode and take the lifeguard test, which was an amazing experience. One of the best memories at camp was when I went to Gadow for one week and had to carry my small suitcase through the forest because I didn’t have a backpack. I also went several times to Silberberg and tried both roller coasters. However, I would say that meeting new people from different countries was the best thing ever, as well as discovering some of the best camp games, like the blow dart game and the odds game. Once, I lost and had to sleep on a trampoline. This year definitely won’t be my last one at camp, but first I need to achieve my goal of becoming a CG. After that, it will be a pleasure to come back to camp to work and see some friends.



Great experience
March 16, 2022by: Caitlin Hughes - United StatesProgram: Camp Europe - Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship
Camp Europe was a great place to meet other international people and form amazing friendships. Working together in smaller teams throughout the day really helped to form a comfortable support system. Having larger team meetings at the beginning and end of the day was also great in creating cohesion and uphold the expectations and work ethic of all Camp Councillors. Overall it was an amazing experience that increased my confidence and ability to lead.
Memory for life
October 01, 2021by: Anuja Rana - IrelandProgram: Camp Europe - Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship
I was very skeptical and did not know what to expect at first. But as soon as we arrived at camp, it was like a whole other world. You could be as weird as you wanted and were made to go out of your comfort zone. Being out of your comfort zone really helped when the kids arrived as you could set an example that we are all here to have fun and there was no one to judge you. For a few weeks, we got to live life without caring much about the "outside world". I am grateful for this opportunity and will always cherish these moments.
Challenging and inspiring summer
September 28, 2021by: Angelica Girardelli - ItalyProgram: Camp Europe - Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship
Working for Campadventure has been a fulfilling and exciting experience. I worked as a teamer in an adventure camp for kids and teenagers in Germany. Being a teamer means taking care of a group of kids, explain and run the daily outdoor activities with them. Never was there a moment where I felt bored, everything was a challenge for the kids and for me as well. Thanks to a strong community I have always felt supported, also during stressful times, and never left alone. I made really good friends, because the people working for Camp adventure have all something in common- that is, love for nature, for being active and a desire to step-out from the comfort-zone to find your true-self. In Camp you learn to think about life in a more easy and spontaneous way, that is why a lot of flexibility is required from the teamers: everyday is different and you need to be ready to face every kind of situation. Apart from running great outdoor activities like archery, canoe and kayak, raftbuilding , shelter-building, fire-making, high ropes, you get the chance to grow as a person and develop strong bonds with people from all over the globe. Overall I consider myself lucky to have had the chance to join the Campadventure community for the Summer 2021 and hope to be part of it again in the future.
Amazing experience !
September 17, 2021by: Julia Laguette - FranceProgram: Camp Europe - Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship
The thing that stands out the most for me, is the amount of fun I had. With the kids, the teamers, the activities, the campfires, and everything in between! It's a difficult job, the days are very long and there is not a lot of free time, it is not for everyone but I had such an amazing time. It is the best opportunity to meet so many different people and make some true friendships. I most definitely want to come back next year!
Summer adventure of a lifetime
September 16, 2021by: Rachael Marshall - United KingdomProgram: Camp Europe - Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship
My title says summer adventure of a lifetime, but camp is so wonderful that you end up getting drawn back year after year! Coming back this year was like being welcomed back home by a wonderfully large family! Whilst overall organisation may not be the strongest at camp they make up for it in wonderful directors who support you with all your worries and queries throughout the summer, creating a incredibly strong and united teamer team who really are there for you whenever you may need it. If you're someone who enjoys the challenge of working outside and in nature with children and a wonderful team of young people and adults then camp is for sure the place for you!
Summer & Covid
September 15, 2021by: Dino Valezzi - MexicoProgram: Camp Europe - Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship
No one expects a great summer after the Pandemic, working outside with a bunch of people you don’t know, no one wants to take that risk. Those persons who jumped out of their comfort zone, those who said yes to the adventure and summer, those who were looking out for themselves and the others, those are heroes. Making great memories for everyone; learning, playing, growing and being ourselves wasn’t easy, keeping in mind the rules we have to follow and keeping in our hearts the emotions that follow us, this is a chaotic combination for a summer, but somehow it is possible, it is possible to be ourselves, to learn and teach, to cry and laugh, to enjoy and respect. This summer wasn’t easy, but it was 100% Amazing
Best summer ever
September 14, 2021by: Cooper Hardy - United StatesProgram: Camp Europe - Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship
I found Camp Adventure when I was bored at work and looking for ways I could travel. I got to Europe for the first time ever two months later and I never want to leave now. I did not know what to expect when I first come but now I have met so many like-minded people and made so many memories with the campers throughout the summer. I extended my placement for two extra months after the regular season was over because I did not want to stop. Already looking forward to camp next year!

The best thing that ever happened to me!
September 14, 2021by: Ryan Balbuena - PhilippinesProgram: Camp Europe - Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship
I went to Camp Adventure to be a Teamer but to my surprised, I found unique individuals that I called my Family. They help me grow as a better person and see things in a good and different perspective.
Great time!
September 14, 2021by: Jacob Nelson - United StatesProgram: Camp Europe - Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship
I had a great time and really look forward to returning next year! I met amazing people and really enjoyed the Camp Europe experience. If you look for opportunities to meet new people and experience new things -- This is for you. Bavaria was beautiful and can't believe I saw such picture-perfect views in real life.
What a summer!
September 14, 2019by: Sriram Mohan - IndiaProgram: Camp Europe - Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship
My 10 weeks at camp was superabundant fun, to say the least. Thoroughly enjoyed my time with kids, teens and teamers from around the world. Was enthralled by the multiplicity of cultural milieus which always gave way for exciting activities and discussions. My only disappointment is the lack of learning opportunities for children from a purely outdoor and adventure point of view. But then again, not many campers were keen on sweating it out and challenging themselves even when presented with the opportunity of a long hike or just some sport under the sun. So I guess, it's not a drawback but an achievement from an organizational perspective to keep everybody engaged by providing entertaining and amusing alternatives. Kudos to directors (especially Ciaran) and destination managers, who showed exemplary skills of adaptability and made the best out of dysfunctional situations. Would certainly like to work the Camp Adventure again if time allows.
Unforgettable summer!
September 13, 2019by: Keely Breen - United StatesProgram: Camp Europe - Outdoor Programs Specialist Internship
My summer at Camp Adventure was the best one yet! I was able to meet friends from all over the world and do a job that I love. It was an incredible experience and one that I will cherish until the end of time!!
The perfect transition
August 31, 2018by: Kasen Rain - United StatesI think that when you do a work abroad experience you notice that you are in a place where you don't know what comes next. This was the perfect way to transition from one job to another. This was the best way to transition from one culture to anther. It is no walk in the park, and it will push you to new limits, but ultimately I think you not only come out with a new outlook on life but also a readiness to get started on your next step.
Best summer of my life
August 27, 2018by: Tiffany Ortiz - United StatesAt first, I was a but sceptical about going to Germany by myself to be a part of a program no one near had ever heard of; however, it has been one of the greatest decisions of my life. The other teams/participants are fun, kind, and truly amazing people. It is a lot of long days and hard work; however, you have so much fun and support through the summer that you don't even realize. The company is GREAT with helping you before, during, and after placements and they are readily available and eager to help you if needed. By the end of the summer, you truly find yourself and you form a whole new family (which makes it sad when you leave.) This camp not only provides you with the food, housing, etc., but it gives you a new sense of self, a new family, great memories, and an experience of a life time. I'm just counting down the day until I'm able to go back!
10/10 would recommend! :)
August 23, 2018by: Rach Fitzpatrick - IrelandVolunteering with Camp Europe was definitely one of the best decisions I’ve ever made! I had the summer of my life and wish I’d done it sooner. The people, the place, the staff, the activities; everything was brilliant. I couldn’t recommend this more. Get applying and go have the summer of your lifencos I know I did :)
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