Preferably at least three months. That will give you time to get to know our work, become part of the team, and make your own contribution. A week or two is usually too short for that.

Usually not. With us, you’ll work on real projects, with guidance tailored specifically to college students. Do you have a proposal anyway? Feel free to send it our way, though the chances are slim that we’ll be able to accept it.

Your resume and portfolio, even if your portfolio is still a work in progress. Tell us what you enjoy doing, what you want to learn, and why you’d like to do an internship at Jos. Also include your educational background and the internship period.

That’s possible, depending on the projects. We work in Dutch, French, and English, and have had interns from many different countries. Every now and then, you might even hear Spanish or Polish spoken here. Let us know which languages you speak, and we’ll see what’s possible.

Absolutely. Even if there aren't any open positions that are a perfect fit for you, we'd love to hear about your skills and your career goals. Tell us why you want to work at Jos and include a few examples of your work.

We’d love to. We work with freelancers who bring specialized knowledge to the table and are a good fit for our approach to work. We appreciate people who know their craft, contribute ideas, and are a pleasure to work with. Tell us what you’re good at and show us some examples of your work.