Spain Internship News

Euromob project continues its development

The KA2 project, approved in 2018, continues its further development. The scope of the project is to measure the development of their social and interpersonal skills during their period abroad. The project has been financed with € 257,144 which will allow the creation of multidisciplinary teams in order to implement a system for the measurement and evaluation of the students development.

All the consortium has been working together for the last 2 years and the final result is ready!
Outputs 1, 2 and 3 are being finalized and we hope to provide an useful tool for students in coming years.

British students will need a student visa to come to Spain since 01.01.2021 as Brexit is already legally taking process.

If you are thinking to come to spain to study or make an internship, remember to follow the process to get your student visa.

Euromob Project, Promoted by Spain Internship

Erasmus + and the Ministry of Education and Science have approved the "Euromob" project promoted by Spain Internship, the Chamber of Commerce of Seville and 6 other entities from France, Finland, Greece and Germany.

June Collaborations

In the last month Spain Internship has continued to grow and to expand its network of collaborating companies and universities. We are happy to say that we have been able to further increase our network of collaborators as this translates to more opportunities for everyone. Our service is constantly improving and we are working hard to keep this constant trend of improvement high so we can give the students the best possible opportunities for their internships.

European Commission is now giving away 15,000 free interrail tickets

The European Commission has announced that they have launched a competition, named DiscoverEU, where they will be giving away 15,000 free interrail tickets to 18 year olds as part of a project by the EU institutions to raise awareness of the European project aimed at young people entering adulthood. This comes at a time when Euroscepticism is increasing. This summer, anyone who wins a ticket can travel alone or as a part of a group for 30 days through 4 different countries in the European Union.