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YellowSquare Rome—·Rome, Italy
€800 / month40 h a weekStart: flexible
Ad posted on 23 Oct 2026
YellowSquare is a social hostel brand with hostels in Rome, Milan, Florence and Athens, known for its bar, events and lively guest community.
A paid cross-training internship in Rome that rotates you through both the reception and the bar teams. It is designed to give you a broad base in hostel hospitality, with a good chance of a job offer afterwards if a role is open.
Full-time, 40 hours a week. Shifts rotate each week between mornings and evenings and finish no later than 22:00. The internship lasts 3 months, renewable for another 3 months.
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YellowSquare Rome · Via Palestro 51, 00185 Rome
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