Flytime Fellows 2026 Internship & Volunteer Programme at Flytime
- Company: Flytime
- Location: Lagos, Nigeria
- Type: Internship
- Application Deadline: October 23, 2026
Opportunity Details
**Flytime Internship and Volunteer Opportunities 2026**
Flytime is inviting applications for Flytime Fellows 2026, an internship and volunteer programme offering participants the opportunity to gain hands-on experience supporting live entertainment events in Lagos, Nigeria, during the December festive season.
The programme gives fellows the chance to work alongside Flytime’s teams across different areas of event planning, production, marketing, hospitality, sound, and technical operations.
It is open to applicants aged 18 and above who are eager to learn, contribute, and gain practical experience in the live events industry.
Applications close on 23 October 2026.
**Key Information**
* **Opportunity:** Flytime Fellows 2026
* **Organization:** Flytime, announced under Flytime Foundation
* **Programme Type:** Internship and volunteer programme
* **Location:** Lagos, Nigeria
* **Eligibility:** Applicants aged 18 and above
* **Available Departments:** Accreditation, Admin, Content Creation, Hospitality, Marketing, Operations, Production, Sound, Talent, and Technical
* **Programme Period:** December 2026 event season
* **Application Deadline:** 23 October 2026, 11:45 PM WAT
* **Application Link:** https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/SWJjxZu4GS
**About Flytime**
Flytime is a Nigerian live entertainment and event production company established in 2004 by Cecil Hammond.
The company is known for organizing major live music events and concerts in Nigeria, including the Rhythm Unplugged concert series and other entertainment experiences featuring Nigerian and international artists.
Its work involves coordinating the different teams and operations required to deliver live events, from production and technical arrangements to marketing, hospitality, accreditation, and artist-related activities.
**About Flytime Fellows 2026**
Flytime Fellows is designed to give participants practical exposure to the work involved in delivering major live entertainment events. Selected fellows will work alongside relevant teams and contribute to activities supporting Flytime’s December 2026 events in Lagos.
The experience is intended for individuals who want to learn how live events are organized and delivered while developing practical workplace skills, teamwork, communication, and an understanding of the entertainment industry.
Flytime’s announced December event calendar includes House of R&B on 20 December, Coca-Cola Rhythm Unplugged on 21 December, Flytime Fest Powered by Coca-Cola from 22 to 24 December, and Flytime Circle on 25 December. The exact placement dates and schedules for individual fellows have not been specified.
The programme is a working experience, not an event ticket. Applicants should therefore be prepared to contribute to assigned duties rather than participate solely as concert attendees.
**Available Departments**
Applicants can express their interests and skills across the following departments:
* **Accreditation:** Supporting accreditation processes and access arrangements for events.
* **Admin:** Assisting with administrative coordination and related tasks.
* **Content Creation:** Supporting content-related activities around the events.
* **Hospitality:** Assisting with guest experience and hospitality arrangements.
* **Marketing:** Supporting event marketing and promotional activities.
* **Operations:** Helping coordinate event logistics and operational activities.
* **Production:** Supporting the processes involved in delivering live events.
* **Sound:** Assisting with sound-related event operations, depending on assigned duties.
* **Talent:** Supporting activities related to artists and talent coordination.
* **Technical:** Assisting with technical aspects of event delivery.
Specific responsibilities will depend on the department and placement. Flytime indicates that roles and schedules vary and will be explained before each placement begins.
**Benefits of the Programme**
Selected fellows can expect opportunities to gain:
* Hands-on experience working with live event teams.
* Practical exposure to event planning, coordination, and delivery.
* An understanding of how large-scale entertainment events operate behind the scenes.
* Opportunities to develop teamwork, communication, reliability, and professional skills.
* Opportunities to meet and collaborate with people working in the live entertainment industry.
The announcement does not confirm a stipend, salary, transport allowance, meals, accommodation, or certificate. Applicants should not assume that these benefits are provided unless Flytime confirms them.
**Eligibility Requirements**
To be considered for Flytime Fellows 2026, applicants should meet the following expectations:
* Be at least 18 years old.
* Be interested in live entertainment, events, or related areas.
* Be willing to learn, contribute, and work as part of a team.
* Demonstrate reliability, punctuality, and a proactive attitude.
* Be honest about their skills, interests, and availability.
* Be available to fulfil their assigned duties in Lagos during the relevant December event period.
The supplied announcement does not specify formal educational qualifications, nationality restrictions, or previous work experience requirements. Applicants should review the official application form for any additional conditions.
**What Is Expected of Fellows?**
The programme involves practical work in a fast-paced live events environment. Fellows should be prepared to:
* Arrive on time and follow instructions from their supervisors.
* Complete assigned responsibilities reliably.
* Communicate clearly with team members and supervisors.
* Maintain professional conduct when interacting with artists, guests, partners, and colleagues.
* Work collaboratively with people from different departments.
* Be prepared for busy event days, which may involve extended or late shifts, prolonged standing, and movement around event venues.
Applicants should consider their availability and ability to fulfil the programme’s practical demands before applying.