ANGA, a non-profit association for youth education and empowerment, is offering a 6-month part-time Video and Graphics Editor internship in Vienna, Austria, starting on 18 January 2027. The internship is unpaid, open to EU/EEA residents only, and applications close on 30 November 2026. At Youth Works Hub we went through the full listing and set out every detail below.
The Internship at a Glance
This is a traineeship during studies in the digital and creative field. These are the main details of the listing:
ποΈ Role: Video and Graphics Editor Intern
π·οΈ Type: Traineeship (during studies), Digital Opportunities Traineeship
π Location: Vienna, Austria
ποΈ Expected starting date: 18 January 2027
β±οΈ Duration: 6 months
π Schedule: Part time, 25 hours per week
πΆ Pay: Unpaid traineeship
π Benefits: Transportation costs
π£οΈ Working language: English
β³ Application deadline: 30 November 2026 (Brussels time)
Fields of the Traineeship
The listing places this traineeship in three fields:
π§° Basic programmes and qualifications
π§ Database and network design and administration
π₯ Audio-visual techniques and media production
About ANGA
ANGA is a non-profit association focusing on youth education and empowerment. The organisation strives to create and implement educational initiatives tailored for underprivileged and disadvantaged youths and minority communities. It is based in Vienna, Austria, and its website is theanga.org.
Your Role as Video and Graphics Editor Intern
As a Video & Graphics Editor Intern, you will support the visual identity and storytelling of ANGA's projects. This includes editing video content, creating graphic assets, and contributing to the overall aesthetic direction of the organisation's communications.
You will work closely with the creative team and gain hands-on experience in shaping real projects that reach diverse audiences.
Key Responsibilities
Your day-to-day work covers these tasks:
βοΈ Edit short videos for social media, workshops, and project documentation
π¬ Assist in assembling promotional and narrative video content
ποΈ Design graphics for digital platforms including Instagram, websites, and presentations
πͺͺ Support in developing visual identities for specific projects or campaigns
ποΈ Organise and manage media assets including footage, images, and design files
π‘ Collaborate with the team to translate ideas into compelling visual outputs
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What ANGA Is Looking For
The listing describes the profile it wants in these points:
ποΈ Basic to intermediate skills in video editing software such as Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve, as well as WordPress, Google Ads and AI tools
πΌοΈ Familiarity with graphic design tools such as Photoshop, Illustrator, or Canva
π A strong sense of visual storytelling, composition, and pacing
π Attention to detail with an openness to feedback and iteration
π Interest in art, culture, film, or socially engaged projects
π§ Ability to work independently while staying connected with the team
Expected Skills and Tools
The listing groups the expected skills under these headings:
π₯οΈ Digital literacy, information skills and basic computer use
π± Using digital tools for content creation and processing sound and images
π¨ Digital design
π· Photography and video editing
Tools Named in the Listing
The tools listed are:
π¦ Canva
π °οΈ Adobe Illustrator
ποΈ Photo & Video: Adobe Premiere Pro
πΆ Adobe
What You Will Gain
The internship offers this experience:
ποΈ Practical experience working on real creative and cultural projects
π½οΈ Exposure to storytelling processes across film, education, and community work
π§βπ« Mentorship and creative guidance from experienced practitioners
π A portfolio of published work
Who Can Apply: Level of Studies and Language
The listing asks for candidates at one of these levels of studies:
π Short cycle or equivalent (EQF 5)
π Bachelor (EQF 6)
The working languages are English/English.
Visa and Work Authorization: EU/EEA Residents Only
ANGA states that it is currently only able to host candidates who do not require an additional work visa, for example EU citizens or those with existing residency. The listing therefore marks this internship as open to EU/EEA residents only.
Questions to Answer Before You Apply
The listing asks you to consider two questions:
π³ Are you eligible to receive an Erasmus scholarship/stipend for this internship?
π Are you able to work in a hybrid environment with a mixture of online and in-person duties?
If you answer yes to both questions, ANGA asks you to write in your covering letter when you are able to start the position.
Duration, Schedule and Benefits
The placement lasts 6 months on a part-time schedule of 25 hours per week. It is an unpaid traineeship, and the benefit listed is transportation costs. The expected starting date is 18 January 2027. If you want to understand how funded traineeships work in general, our guide on how funded traineeships really work explains the difference between an employer-paid internship and a grant-funded one.
How to Apply
Send an email to ANGA. In your covering letter, state when you are able to start the position, after confirming that you are eligible to receive an Erasmus scholarship/stipend for this internship and that you can work in a hybrid environment with a mixture of online and in-person duties. The email address and ANGA's online profiles are in the Links section below. You can find more placements like this one in the Internship category on Youth Works Hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the ANGA internship based?
The internship is based in Vienna, Austria. ANGA is a non-profit association focusing on youth education and empowerment.
Is the Video and Graphics Editor internship paid?
No. The listing describes it as an unpaid traineeship. The benefit it names is transportation costs.
How long does the internship last and what are the hours?
It lasts 6 months and is part time, with 25 hours per week. The expected starting date is 18 January 2027.
Who can apply for this internship?
The listing is for candidates at short cycle or equivalent level (EQF 5) or Bachelor level (EQF 6). It is described as a traineeship during studies.
Do I need a work visa?
ANGA is currently only able to host candidates who do not require an additional work visa, such as EU citizens or those with existing residency. The listing states EU/EEA Residents Only.
Which software should I know?
The listing asks for basic to intermediate skills in video editing software such as Premiere Pro, Final Cut, or DaVinci Resolve, as well as WordPress, Google Ads and AI tools. It also asks for familiarity with graphic design tools such as Photoshop, Illustrator, or Canva.
What language is used at work?
The working languages are English/English.
What should I write in my covering letter?
If you can answer yes to the Erasmus scholarship/stipend question and the hybrid work question, write in your covering letter when you are able to start the position.
Is the work remote or in person?
The listing asks whether you can work in a hybrid environment with a mixture of online and in-person duties.
What is the application deadline?
The last day to submit an application is 30 November 2026 (Brussels time).
Deadline
β³ 30 November 2026
Links
π§ Application email: info@theanga.org
π ANGA website: https://theanga.org
πΌ ANGA on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/theanga/?viewAsMember=true
