Explore a direction.
Get a clearer picture of a team or subject you are curious about, and where it could fit into your future.
INTERNSHIPS AT FLAVOURTECH
Start curious.
Find your direction.
See where your studies could take you in a business that develops, makes and brings food and drink to market. Find an area that interests you, then tell us what you want to learn.
Office · Laboratory · Technical
A FIRST STEP WITH PURPOSE
Discover what
you enjoy doing.
An internship can help you connect what you study with the people, questions and decisions behind real products. Start with your interests. You do not need to have your whole career mapped out.
Connect theory with practice.
See how the ideas you learn about connect to the everyday work of a food and beverage business.
Broaden your perspective.
Discover how different skills come together, from a formulation or technical system to a product and its market.
FIND YOUR INTERNSHIP AREA
What sparks
your interest?
Start with the area closest to your studies. Tell us your preferred department, location and dates; placements depend on the relevant team and available supervision.
Business & Commercial
Get closer to how a business works.
Interested in market research, product launches, sales analysis, administration or accounting? Tell us which part of the business you would like to understand.
- Business administration
- Sales
- Marketing
- Accounting
Food Science & Development
Follow an idea into the details.
Curious about ingredients, product trials, sensory observations or recording results? Connect your studies with the questions behind food and beverage development.
- R&D
- Food engineering
Technical & Digital
Explore the systems behind it.
Interested in business software, data reporting, equipment documentation or how processes work? Tell us the technical or digital skills you would like to develop.
- IT
- Industrial technician studies
QUESTIONS YOU COULD EXPLORE
Start with a question.
See where it leads.
Think about the question you would enjoy working on. Your introduction can focus on a subject, a university project or a practical skill you want to develop.
- How would you compare opportunities for a product in a new market?
- How would you record and compare the results of a product trial?
- How could a report, digital tool or process make everyday work clearer?
The work and learning focus are agreed for each placement, with the relevant team and supervision.
HOW IT WORKS
Know your
next step.
You bring your interests and availability. We look at where they could fit with the work and supervision available in the relevant team.
Introduce your interests.
Choose your department and location, share your studies and a project or practical example, and tell us your proposed dates.
We review the fit.
The recruitment team for your selected location considers your introduction. If there is a suitable possibility, we contact you to discuss it.
Agree the placement details.
Before a placement is confirmed, discuss the work, learning focus, supervision, dates and any school or university requirements with the team.
YOUR NEXT STEP
A little about you.
A place to start.
Share your course and year of study, preferred department, location and placement dates. A class project or practical assignment is a useful example of what interests you.
You can include a CV if you have one. It is optional.
Send your internship introduction
Your studies · Your interests · Your timing
BEFORE YOU TAKE THAT STEP
A few things you may
be wondering.
Do I need previous work experience?
Start with your studies, interests and any course or personal projects you would like us to know about. The requirements depend on the particular placement. Your introduction helps us consider where there may be a fit.
Can I apply when no internship is advertised?
Yes. You can introduce your interest through the internship form. Availability depends on the team, location, supervision and proposed dates. An introduction does not confirm a placement.
How are the placement details agreed?
If there is a potential fit, the team will discuss the work, learning focus, location and dates with you, along with any school or university requirements. Our internships are in office, laboratory and technical roles.
What if I have seen an internship on LinkedIn?
Follow the application instructions in that vacancy. They give you the specific requirements and put your application with the team handling that opportunity.