Dentsu Kyushu Inc. Internship 2021 "Kyushu Idea School" Now Accepting Applications

Dentsu Kyushu Inc. is recruiting participants for its "Kyushu Idea School" internship program, which will be held over a total of 10 days between November 2021 and January 2022 (applications close at 24:00 on September 15).

This internship program offers participants the opportunity to learn about idea-driven work and planning methodologies alongside Dentsu Kyushu Inc. creators, while gaining hands-on experience in planning and production.

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Don't just lament the unpredictable times—it's a waste.
In the incredibly free land of Kyushu, let's think up amazing ideas
and make the world more comfortable and Japan more interesting?
Dentsu Kyushu Inc. is now seeking applicants for the very first cohort of the 'Kyushu Idea School'!

【Overview】
Schedule: [2021] Nov 5 (Fri), Nov 12 (Fri), Nov 19 (Fri), 11/26 (Fri), 12/3 (Fri), 12/10 (Fri), 12/17 (Fri)　[2022] 1/14 (Fri), 1/21 (Fri), 1/28 (Fri)　Total: 10 sessions
※Sessions on 11/5 (Fri) and 1/28 (Fri) run from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM; all other sessions run from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
*Participation in all sessions is generally required.
Number of participants: Approximately 10-20
Tuition: Free
Location: Conducted via online lectures
※Depending on the COVID-19 situation, implementation at Dentsu Kyushu Inc. Fukuoka Headquarters may also be considered
Eligibility: Currently enrolled students at 4-year universities or graduate schools

【Instructors】
Dentsu Kyushu Inc.: Toshiyuki Sada (Director), Taketomi Yuji (Deputy Director), Yuzuru Kitagawa, Masahiro Wakuda, Ryo Miura, Hiroshi Ito, Maiko Yoshikawa, Teru Tsujinaka, Mami Nakao, Yasunari Yamaguchi
Special Lecturers: Koichi Ito (Uminari), Masayuki Furukawa (Dentsu Inc. Kansai Branch)

[Application Method]
For detailed application instructions:https://www.dentsu-kyu.co.jp/news/archives/19
Application Deadline: Must arrive by 24:00 on Wednesday, September 15
Assignment Details:
<Essay>
Please freely introduce the fictional character "Pure Taro". (Within 600 characters)
＜Creative Test＞
Write "headlines for online news articles that make you want to read them" in 13 characters or fewer. (Up to 10 entries)

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