FAQs
What is the role of the Learning & Development Intern at Emma?
The Learning & Development Intern will evaluate and schedule trainings, support the launch of a global learning tool, improve the onboarding experience, contribute creative ideas for new learning opportunities, and lead their own learning-related projects.
What qualifications do I need to apply for this internship?
You need to be currently enrolled as a student in a relevant program of study, such as business management or psychology, and have a strong enthusiasm for personnel development.
Is previous experience required for this position?
No previous experience is specifically mentioned, but a proactive attitude and good organizational skills are essential.
What languages do I need to be proficient in?
Fluency in English is required for this position.
What kind of support will I receive during the internship?
You will have the opportunity to work on various projects, receive guidance from a dedicated team, and have responsibilities with decision-making authority from day one.
Are there opportunities for personal growth in this role?
Yes, the internship offers a combination of personal and company growth, including the chance to work on exciting projects independently or within a team.
Is there any training provided for the digital work processes?
While specific training details are not mentioned, the position requires good MS Office skills and a willingness to engage with digital work processes.
What benefits does Emma offer to its interns?
Benefits include an employee discount on products, discounted gym memberships, and language classes, as well as opportunities for professional growth.
How does Emma promote diversity and inclusion in the workplace?
Emma is an equal-opportunity employer committed to promoting inclusion and considers all qualified applicants without regard to various characteristics such as race, gender identity, or age.
What is the application process timeline?
Emma aims to respond to applicants within a couple of days, but there may be delays due to a large number of applications.