Holtzbrinck | Germany | 70xxx Stuttgart | Practical training | Full time / Home office | Published since: 21.04.2026 on stepstone.de
Internship Social Media / Employer Branding (m/f/d)
As a global group of companies, we discover and share ideas, innovations and stories that move people, expand perspectives and enable progress. With more than 14,000 employees worldwide, we are driving developments in education, science, publishing and journalism – curious, responsible and passionate about content. Our diverse group includes Springer Nature, Digital Science, DIE ZEIT, Rowohlt, S. Fischer and Macmillan Learning. Holtzbrinck Holding is a partner of companies, promotes innovation and cooperation across groups and supports the sustainable development of the group. Internship Social Media / Employer Branding (m/w/d) From August/September 2026, you will work on strategic and creative projects around our brand presence for at least 5 months and develop content for LinkedIn together with us. You see the diversity of the Holtzbrinck Group – from education and science to publishing books to independent journalism – and help to prepare complex topics in a comprehensible and tangible way. You are involved from the first idea to the implementation and gradually take over your own formats and projects. .
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You research topics from the Holtzbrinck Group, prepare content structuredly and develop ideas for formats and topics. You design and create content for LinkedIn, such as posts, carousels and video formats, and accompany them independently from the idea to publication. You follow current developments in the field of Artificial Intelligence, research new tools and try them out in everyday work. You analyze trends, competitors and platforms to derive new content and formats. You work with different teams within the group and get to know Employer Branding in an international context.
You complete a degree in the field of design, media, communication or a comparable degree program. Students from other disciplines with a strong interest in visual design are also welcome. You have a good sense of design, layout and image language and are interested in social media, especially LinkedIn. You bring first experiences in the design of social media content or video formats and you want to develop and implement your own ideas. You have basic knowledge of popular design or video tools (e.g. Adobe Creative Suite, Canva, CapCut or the like) and are open to developing you quickly. You are interested in and have first experiences with the use of artificial intelligence in the creative working environment and are reflecting and critical with the results. You work independently, think conceptually and like to introduce yourself with your own ideas. Since we work closely with our international colleagues and address national and international audiences, you have very good knowledge of German and English.
As an intern*in you become part of our dynamic and dedicated team and work closely with us on diverse projects. You are involved in topics from the outset and take your own responsibility. An open communication and regular exchange, for example in our morning daily or in direct exchange with your supervisors Carolin and Julia, is particularly important to us. Our flexible working model allows you to work on a mobile and on-site basis. .
Location
 | Holtzbrinck | |
| 70184 Stuttgart | ||
| Germany |
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