Music Internships in Ireland

Typical roles for Dublin music internships

Here are a few examples of roles that our music interns in Ireland have taken on before:

• Music Producer

  Interns who possess both creative and business talent will thrive in music production. A music producer manages the entire studio recording process, directing recording sessions, by providing clear, creative direction for artists and sound engineers, liaising between musicians and record labels as well as managing recording budgets.

• Artist Manager

  An artist manager’s role is to promote a particular artist or band in the music industry. Internships in Music in Ireland provide interns with a great understanding of developing and marketing an artist’s/band’s brand. Interns will learn valuable skills such as strategizing, organizing, and negotiating, as well as being able to create and maintain strong relationships within the industry.

• Music Teacher

  Music teachers can work in a variety of settings, from schools and universities to private tuition. Interns with a passion for passing on skills and knowledge will gain practical experience in various teaching methods. Depending on the context of the placement, interns may also learn about the business aspect of running private music tuition, whether as solo teachers or part of a dedicated music school.

• Recording Engineer

  Also known as audio or sound engineers, recording engineers are skilled at recording and editing the sounds captured from an artist’s recording session. Interns in recording engineering may have the opportunity to assist with mixing and editing songs in recording studios, as well as assembling the audio equipment required for the recording.