Want Donald Trump to be your boss? White House intern jobs advertised

THE hours are long, you work a full day week and you must have started or finished a diploma or degree. Oh, and you won’t be paid.

Want to work at the White House? There’s some unpaid work up for grabs.

THE hours are long, you work a full day week and you must have started or finished a diploma or university degree before you even think about applying.

Oh and it’s an unpaid internship.

The White House is advertising for next year’s internship program and it’s quite a process to apply.

You must also be able to illustrate their qualifications, character, and commitment to public service.

You’ll also need two glowing letters from people recommending you’re up for the job.

Successful White House interns will have Donald Trump as their boss. Picture: Saul Loeb/AFP

Not only are you expected to give up three months of your working life, but you also must move to Washington, be over 18 years of age and a US citizen.

According to the job description the successful applicant must work “at least” from 9am-6pm Monday to Friday.

While you don’t necessarily need to be a member of the Republican Party, the job does ask “that applicants are dedicated to the ideals and mission of the White House.”

The White House tweeted the job was up for grabs and it didn’t take long for Twitter to respond.

Some people appeared to be enthusiastic about the role.

What an honor! I wish I could be apart of this- amazing experience with a great administration!!

— swaddlethatbaby (@bigplaincircle) August 7, 2017

The Spring 2018 White House Internship Program is now accepting applicationsI'm in.

— mike pfeil (@minkglove) August 8, 2017

In case you haven't heard the White House apparently has this really awesome summer internship program ...

— Andrew Welsh (@DarthWelsh74) July 31, 2017

However others clearly found the less serious side of things.

White House Internship Program:
Come for the Collusion & Treason
Stay for the Grand Jury & Impeachment https://t.co/OP2qYSCJef

— Emily Brandwin (@CIAspygirl) August 7, 2017

Early estimates show that Internship program will have far fewer respondents than in earlier, pre-Trump periods! President Obama wins again!

— Dennis Nelson (@DenisNelson5) August 7, 2017

Interns on the White House Internship Program will be a part of the White House team longer than #Scaramucci pic.twitter.com/VRBBk87gIt

— Dr Jonathan Wilson (@WilsoJS) July 31, 2017

That moment when you go to apply for the White House internship and.. pic.twitter.com/JYJO8qB1DS

— Hope 🌻 (@Consueela) August 7, 2017

That moment when you go to apply for the White House internship and.. pic.twitter.com/JYJO8qB1DS

— Hope 🌻 (@Consueela) August 7, 2017