Sports Internships Abroad

To get a sports internship through Adelante Abroad, you will need to apply 60 days before you want to go abroad with our online application, get on our calendar to speak with our program director about your interests and previous experience, and pay the program fee once you are accepted. The more experience you have in your chosen sectors and better Spanish language level, the easier it is for us to place you.

Absolutely! Think of your sports international internship as a stepping stone to the career of your dreams. While many students use their college and university years to just complete their degree requirements, you are taking the time to get real life, hands on experience where it matters most. When jobs see previous experience, like an internship abroad, they are easily impressed and tend to hire applicants who have done work in the field before.

Yes, many students are able to recieve academic credit for their sports internship abroad through their university. All students will need to coordinate with their university’s internship office or academic advisor to see what requirements are needed to be met while participating in their internship.

Sports internships abroad will allow you to get hands on experience in your specific field of interest (no getting coffee for your boss). An internship abroad in sports will give you the opportunity to improve your resume an Spanish language skills while giving you the freedom to explore other cities or countries on the weekends.

No, our internships programs are for those who are still in school, just graduated, or are interested in switching careers. As long as you have an interest in the sports sector, have some prior experience such as a sports volunteer or have taken classes relating to sports, and are open to new experiences, we can place you.

All tasks while abroad for your internship will differ by company you are placed with and what interests you have in the sports sector. Sports internships for students may include include assisting at sports camps over the summer, being a part of sports marketing, interning for a sports team abroad by helping with the publicity of sports events, sports journalism or even translation.