Our multilingual coaching further supports your interview preparation in English, French, and Spanish.
Job interview simulations are accompanied by a CV Clinic: improve your CV and Linkedin profile
If you are a non EU Passport holder wishing to complete an internship in Spain, we work with trusted language schools who can process a student visa enabling you to complete a part-time internship.
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- Preparing
- Practising
Exploring all the available offers here is a start. Making sure you are prepared is key!
- CV and LinkedIn Makeover: Let’s revamp your CV and bring it to life. Choose a package with us to transform your CV into something that you will feel proud sending to recruiters and future employers.
- Language Coaching: Certified, highly skilled and experienced language trainers are available at the Internship Clinic. Through guided practice of phonology, syntax, and lexis, we will help you identify your strengths to better express yourself in English, French, or Spanish.
- Interview Coaching: How long has it been since your last interview? Need a little extra confidence that will make a big difference? Practice makes perfect. Let us help you manage these high-pressure moments by learning how to deliver the best answers in the best way, whilst being yourself at interviews.
Being able to see beyond what you see in yourself, identifying and believing in the best of what you can be. Some of those first steps were taken with our coaches!
You will be able to find us through Review websites and our LinkedIn profiles. We would love to stay in touch throughout the process but also throughout your career!
Then confidently choose a package that fits your needs and let’s get started together!
We are used to working under pressure to help you get through recruitment processes efficiently and successfully.
We use a calendar booking system to make coinciding easy, as well as secure payment gateways such as PayPal and Stripe for immediate and secure payments.
The Erasmus+ internship program, developed by the European Commission, gives students in higher education (university) the opportunity to take on an internship in another country of the EU. The program usually lasts between 2 and 12 months. The programme was designed to further develop students’ motivation and skills during a funded experience abroad.
Erasmus+ just like other work experience programs supports traineeships, work placements, and internships. These are simply different labels that refer to the same type of work experience programs offered universities or international providers.
Eligible university students can receive funding or an Erasmus+ grant (provided by the European Commission). This grant is paid directly through your sending institution (university). This funding contributes towards the extra costs that you may encounter from studying abroad or working abroad. For 2019/2020 the grant was between €300 and €450 a month, depending on the country visited.