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INTERNSHIP DETAILS

Slingternship

CompanySling & Stone

LocationNot specified

Work ModeOn Site

PostedFebruary 23, 2026

Internship Information

Core Responsibilities

The program aims to provide participants with real industry experience in public relations and communications, ensuring learning through exposure to agency life and daily client work. Responsibilities include supporting research tasks, drafting various media materials, and learning about social and content campaign creation.

Internship Type

full time

Company Size

Visa Sponsorship

Language

English

Working Hours

40 hours

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About The Company

Sling & Stone is the PR agency built for the world’s best challengers, disrupters and entrepreneurs. We partner with people and brands that are changing the world around them, to tell their stories. We’re agile, fast, and proactive; the new breed of PR agency. Check out more at slingstone.com. 2022 PRWeek Best Culture of the Year APAC 2020 Provoke Australasian PR Consultancy of the Year 2019 PRWeek Asia Awards for Best Culture of the Year 2019 PRWeek Asia Awards for ANZ Agency of the Year 2019 Campaign Asia Australia/New Zealand PR Agency of the Year (Silver) 2018 Holmes Report Best Specialist Agency to Work For 2017 Holmes Report Best National Agency to Work For 2016 PRWeek Asia Best Place to Work APAC 2016 Holmes Report Best Specialist Agency to Work For 2015 Holmes Report Australian Agency of the Year Finalist

About the Role

We offer a limited number of Slingernships per year. Our Slingternships are designed to give people the opportunity to gain real industry experience. It’s our way of supporting the next generation who are interested in exploring a possible future career in public relations and communications. The goal of the program is to ensure learning. This includes giving our work placement students exposure to life in an agency and also the type of work that we do for clients on a day-to-day basis. Work placement students are partnered with a member of the Sling & Stone team for the duration of their time with us, and they will be their mentor — guiding them and answering any questions they might have. Some of the things that a work placement student can be involved with during their work experience includes activities such as:

Supporting with research tasks
Having a go at writing different media materials
Learning how we create social and content campaigns for clients
Sitting on team meetings and client calls to see how these are run
Participate in team brainstorms
Participation in training for staff
And more!

Key Skills

ResearchWritingMedia MaterialsSocial CampaignsContent CampaignsClient CallsTeam MeetingsBrainstormsTraining