An internship in industry is a great way to see how a company works. But our Retail Management internship provides so much more. Over the programme, you’ll experience real responsibility. In fact, fast rotations across store and office environments will give you a breathtaking snapshot of our business and the skills you need to succeed. What will you do when you’re handed the keys and told: “You’re in charge”? Well, it’s time to find out.
Discover about how and why Aldi means more. Our brochure includes lots of profiles from internship students, so you can hear about real experiences and see where you fit in.
The Retail Management internship is so much more than a learning experience. It’s a real job with actual responsibilities. And it can be hard work. Which is why we look for people who like to take on any challenge, and enjoy exceeding expectations. Everyone is different at Aldi. It’s what makes it work. But we also share some amazing traits. It’s about never giving up; always striving for smarter and simpler ways of doing things.
Working towards
2:1 in any degree
discipline
Irish driving licence
(and access to a car)
The right to
work in Ireland
It’s a fantastic way to learn – the constant motivation, training, and development"
Getting to know people, flexibility and adaptability are key qualities you’ll need"
Thank you for your interest in the Retail Management Internship Programme at Aldi. We unfortunately do not have any Retail Management Internship opportunities at this time. We will ensure to update our website should opportunities become available.
The Retail Management Internship is available to students who are required to undergo an Internship Programme as part of their course. If your course has a required Internship Programme element, you are eligible to apply.
Possibly, but only usually within your chosen region. We’re a fast-growing business so it’s important to have a flexible, understanding approach.
An average working week will be 45 hours. this will be spread over 5 days and may include weekend and evening work.
Your role will cover various aspects of in-store training, head office training and project work. We'll need you to travel between locations, but travel expenses will of course be reimbursed.
If, after graduating, you’re considering Aldi as a career choice – and you performed well on the programme – chances are you’ll be invited to apply for a permanent position. Your Direct Leader will need to recommend you first though.
If your application is successful, we will let you know the details closer to the time.
If your Masters course has a required Internship Programme as part of the course, you are welcome to apply. If your Masters does not have a required Internship Programme as part of the course, we would recommend you apply to our Graduate Area Manager Programme.
The internships can vary in duration across 6, 9 or 12 months depending on the relevant degree discipline.