External 🏢 Detail and Avedia Consulting · 📍 Lagos
₦50,000 - ₦100,000/month
The Design Intern role at Detail and Avedia Consulting is a Lagos-based entry point into a graphics design career at an integrated business and media solutions consulting agency. Detail and Avedia describes its mission as developing incremental value for clients through what it calls an unrestricted view of the African business environment, delivered in verifiable ways, and the agency works across branding, marketing and creative production for a range of client accounts, which gives an intern here exposure to real client work rather than purely internal projects.
The role is explicitly positioned for recent graduates and NYSC corps members, making it a genuine early-career opportunity rather than an internship requiring prior professional design experience, even though the listing separately states one to two years of experience as a qualification detail, which suggests some flexibility in how strictly that requirement is applied for a genuinely junior intern-level role. As a Graphics Design Intern, the successful candidate will work closely with both the design and marketing teams to create visual content that communicates the agency's (and by extension, its clients') brand messaging effectively, giving the role a dual creative and commercial dimension rather than being purely about aesthetics in isolation.
Day to day, the intern will create high-quality graphics, illustrations and layouts for both digital and print use, and will support the design of marketing materials, social media posts and campaign assets, working directly alongside the content and marketing teams to help develop creative concepts from the ground up. A recurring theme in the listing is alignment: designs need to consistently reflect the company's (and clients') brand guidelines, and the intern is expected to edit and improve existing designs based on team feedback, which points to an iterative, collaborative design process rather than one where an intern works in isolation on finished pieces.
Beyond the core creative output, the role also includes assisting with visuals for presentations, reports and internal documents, and maintaining an organised library of design templates, files and resources, tasks that, while less glamorous than campaign design work, are genuinely important to how a creative agency operates efficiently day to day. The listing closes with a general expectation of performing other design and creative production duties as assigned, which is standard for an internship where the exact task mix will vary based on client workload at any given time.
What stands out in this particular listing is the unusually detailed section on core competencies and character traits the agency is looking for, going well beyond technical design skill: punctuality, timeliness in completing assigned tasks, professionalism in conduct and communication, a drive for excellence in all outputs, adaptability to changing environments and hybrid work arrangements, collaborative working style, and proactivity without needing constant supervision. This level of detail on soft skills and workplace conduct suggests Detail and Avedia places real weight on how an intern operates within the team, not just the quality of their portfolio.
On qualifications, the listing calls for basic proficiency in design software such as Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator or Canva, and a good understanding of design principles, typography and colour theory, paired with genuine creativity and attention to detail. No specific degree field is mandated, which keeps the role open to candidates from design-adjacent academic backgrounds as well as those from more general fields who have built design skills independently. The disclosed salary range of ₦50,000-₦100,000 per month is consistent with what an internship-level position typically pays in the Lagos creative and marketing sector.
This role suits a recent graduate or NYSC corps member with a foundational grasp of design software and principles, who is looking for genuine hands-on exposure to client-facing creative work at an agency, and who can demonstrate the personal reliability and professionalism the listing emphasises alongside creative ability. Someone purely looking for a portfolio-building freelance-style arrangement, rather than a structured, team-embedded role with defined workplace expectations, may find the emphasis on punctuality and hybrid-office presence a less natural fit.
Applicants preparing to apply should have a small portfolio of design work ready to share, even informal or academic pieces, and should be ready to speak to their familiarity with the mentioned design tools, since practical software competence combined with the listed character traits appear to be exactly what the agency is screening candidates against.
How to apply: Send CV to jobs@detailandavedia.com using the position as subject of email
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