Contact Page - Hospitality & Hotel Internships in Spain

Instituto Hemingway, Bilbao:
Why just visit Spain when you can LIVE in Spain, working to cover your expenses while you stay for 1 month...for 6 months, for a year – it’s your choice!

A unique work abroad program: Our Paid Jobs program guarantees a placement in a top restaurant or hotel in Spain. Accommodation, meals and pocket money are covered. You won’t get rich, but you will earn enough to cover basic expenses.

About Us: Instituto Hemingway (accredited by the Cervantes Institute) is a private school located in the city center of Bilbao in romantic Northern Spain since 1986. We are not only a "Spanish School", we are an "Institute for Languages and Cross-Cultural & Career Training". We offer programs such as Spanish courses, semester abroad programs, internship programs, volunteer work, and more.

Hospitality / Hotel Internship Program:
- Paid Job Placement: From 1 month until as long as your status permits.
- Eligibility: Longstanding EU members, Malta, Cyprus, Norway, Iceland, Switzerland, USA, Australia, Canada. Age between 18-29 years.
- Required Experience: All levels welcome, from Initial.
- Accommodation: Affordable accommodations in shared apartments and student dorms!
- Jobs Programme Start Dates: All year long.

Where you'll live: You can choose any city around Spain. Our headquarters are in the beautiful Bilbao. If you wish to prolong your stay, you can also enrol in a course at Advanced or Higher level.

Where you'll work: In a hospitality or retail business. Positions include: bartender, amusement park attendant, waitress, kitchen assistant, waiter’s helper, hostess in a restaurant.

PRICE: Euros 600 (1-2 months)
Euros 900 (3-4 months)
Euros 1100 (5-6 months)

Included also in the price:
• Orientation meeting on your arrival.
• Local support for the duration of your participation – to help with any problems and answer any questions.
• Emergency hot line.
• And there’s more!

*Discounts of 20% off in all Instituto Hemingway centers in Spain!
With a higher level of Spanish, you’ll be more likely to land a more interesting and potentially tip-earning position, as a bartender or waiter, for example.