The company Prague Chocolate is engaged in the production of quality chocolate by the bean to bar method. This production process differs from industrial chocolates in that the production takes a few days, as it did originally. From these chocolates we produce chocolate dragees, decorated tables and pralines. The company is very family-run, employing about 30 people. Our aim is to produce top quality products, everything is handmade and hand packed. Our recipes are based on the highest quality and we try to design all of our confectionery to be more beneficial to the body than most other similar sweets. We are currently focusing a lot on functional products, both in our own portfolio and in creating bespoke chocolates for clients. For example, we add medicinal mushrooms or their extracts, or even vitamins and minerals to these chocolates. We often work with different alternatives to white sugar. We have 100% traceability of the cocoa beans we work with.
We export our products to several countries around the world, including Japan and China. We have several of our own shops in Prague, which are located in the main tourist spots and also at the airport.
We cooperate with UCT Prague and sometimes we have students, who works in our factory and makes the products.
The department specializes in the production of premium pralines, bean-to-bar chocolate bars, and chocolate dragees. This role will provide hands-on experience in each step of the bean-to-bar process, including deshelling and crushing cocoa beans, mixing ingredients in a melanger according to specific recipes, pouring the chocolate into molds, and packaging. Interns will also assist with decorating chocolate bars, preparing praline fillings, and handling packaging processes such as folding boxes and final product packaging. This opportunity is ideal for those interested in learning the intricacies of artisanal chocolate production from start to finish.
The intern will collaborate with colleagues in producing table chocolates, pralines, and chocolate dragees, including preparing praline fillings. They will gain hands-on experience in the chocolate-making process, learning techniques for decoration and mastering key quality control steps, such as evaluating cocoa bean quality and following precise processing methods to ensure optimal chocolate quality. A significant portion of the role will involve product packaging, including weighing dragees, folding boxes, and final presentation. This internship provides a comprehensive introduction to artisanal chocolate production, from raw materials to the finished product.
From June 9 to August 31, 2025 (adjustable at the discretion of the organisation)