Rua do Futuro, a training centre in Lisbon, Portugal, is looking for a Training Center Assistant Intern for an unpaid, full-time Erasmus+ traineeship that can start on 01 February 2027. The internship is flexible: you choose the tasks that match your strengths, from group coordination and social media to EU projects and office support. Applications are open until 01 December 2026, and the centre can host international candidates. At Youth Works Hub, we reviewed the full listing so you can see every detail in one place.
What Is Rua do Futuro?
Rua do Futuro is an educational centre committed to innovation, training and international mobility. It is based in Lisbon, Portugal, and works in the Education & Training sector.
The centre specialises in international education, mobility projects and training activities. It welcomes Erasmus+ trainees who want practical experience in a dynamic and multicultural environment.
The Training Center Assistant Intern Role at a Glance
📌 Position: Training Center Assistant Intern
🏢 Organisation: Rua do Futuro, Education & Training
📍 Location: Lisbon, Portugal
🎯 Fields: Education science; personal skills and development; teacher training without subject specialisation; sociology and cultural studies; travel, tourism and leisure
🎓 Type: Recent Graduate Traineeship, Erasmus+ traineeship
💶 Pay: Unpaid traineeship
⏱️ Duration: 6 months
🕘 Schedule: Full time, 35 hours per week
🚀 Expected starting date: 01 February 2027
🗣️ Working language: English
📬 Application: Send your CV by email, with your preferred areas of activity
A Flexible Internship Built Around Your Profile
Rua do Futuro is looking for motivated and creative trainees to support its daily activities. The internship is flexible and tailored to each trainee's profile, skills and interests.
Trainees can choose the tasks that best match their strengths and learning objectives. The listing groups the possible responsibilities into three areas, described below, and asks you to say which ones you prefer when you apply.
Group Coordination and Cultural Activities
The first area puts you in direct contact with the groups that come to train in Lisbon:
👋 Welcome participants and assist with airport pick-ups, accommodation check-ins and orientation
🏛️ Accompany groups during cultural visits and city tours
🛠️ Support workshops and interactive activities
Social Media and Communication
The second area is about showing the centre's work to the outside world:
✍️ Create content for social media, including posts, stories and reels
📸 Take photos and videos during activities
📣 Help promote the training centre and its Erasmus+ projects
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Department Support: EU Projects, Training and Office Work
The third area covers the work behind the scenes in three departments:
🇪🇺 EU Projects: assist with Erasmus+ project preparation, writing and implementation
🎒 Training: support workshops and prepare educational materials
🗂️ Office Administration and Logistics: organise documents, manage emails, prepare training materials, schedule activities and assist with practical arrangements
Choose Your Areas of Activity
The listing states: "Please indicate your preferred areas of activity in your application." Because the internship is tailored to each trainee, the areas you name can shape what your six months look like. You can pick one area or combine several, for example group coordination with social media content.
Who Can Apply? Candidate Profile
🇬🇧 English: B2 minimum, and it is mandatory
🇵🇹 Portuguese and Italian: advantageous but not mandatory
🎓 Level of studies: Short cycle or equivalent (EQF 5), Bachelor (EQF 6) or Master (EQF 7)
🖥️ Expected skills: digital literacy, information skills and basic computer use
📱 Tools: social media
🗣️ Working language: English
Duration, Schedule and Start Date
The listing gives two figures for the length of the traineeship, and both are part of the offer:
⏳ Duration: 6 months
📏 Minimum stay: at least 2 months, with the possibility of extension
🕘 Schedule: Full time
📆 Hours per week: 35 hours
🚀 Expected starting date: 01 February 2027
Is This an Erasmus+ Traineeship? Funding Explained
The listing is for an Erasmus+ traineeship, and the position itself is unpaid. Any financial support would come from your Erasmus+ traineeship grant through your sending institution, so check the grant conditions with your university or organisation before you apply. If you want a clear picture of how funded traineeships abroad really work, including what the grant covers and what it does not, read that guide first.
Visa and Work Authorization Support
The listing answers the visa question with Yes: Rua do Futuro can host international candidates and will provide the necessary documentation, for example a signed Learning Agreement and an invitation letter. If you come from outside the EU, our guide on visas and residence permits for Erasmus+ and ESC explains when you need one and how to prepare.
How to Apply
Send your CV by email to Rua do Futuro. The address is listed in the Links section below. In your application, state your preferred areas of activity from the three areas above: group coordination and cultural activities, social media and communication, or department support.
Why This Internship Could Be a Good Fit
If you studied education, sociology, tourism or communication and want practical experience in a multicultural training centre, this traineeship lets you try group coordination, content creation and EU project work in one placement. Lisbon is the base, English is the working language, and the tasks adapt to you. Find more roles like this in our internship listings on Youth Works Hub.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Training Center Assistant Intern do at Rua do Futuro?
The intern supports the centre's daily activities. Depending on your choice, this includes welcoming groups and joining cultural visits, creating social media content, assisting with Erasmus+ project writing, supporting workshops and handling office administration and logistics.
Is the Rua do Futuro internship paid?
No. The listing describes it as an unpaid traineeship. It is an Erasmus+ traineeship, so any financial support would come from your Erasmus+ grant through your sending institution.
How long does the traineeship last?
The listing gives a duration of 6 months, full time with 35 hours per week. It also states a minimum of 2 months, with the possibility of extension. The expected starting date is 01 February 2027.
What level of English do I need?
English at B2 level is the minimum and it is mandatory. Portuguese and Italian are advantageous but not mandatory.
Can international candidates apply?
Yes. The listing says Rua do Futuro can host international candidates and will provide the necessary documentation, such as a signed Learning Agreement and an invitation letter.
Which level of studies is accepted?
Short cycle or equivalent (EQF 5), Bachelor (EQF 6) and Master (EQF 7). The listing classifies the placement as a Recent Graduate Traineeship.
How do I apply?
Send your CV by email to the address in the Links section and indicate your preferred areas of activity. The deadline is 01 December 2026 (Brussels time).
Deadline
⏳ 01 December 2026
Links
📧 Application email (send your CV and preferred areas of activity): formacao@ruadofuturo.pt
🌐 Rua do Futuro website: https://ruadofuturo.pt/en/
