Are you planning to go on an IAESTE internship and don't know what to expect from the country of your choosing? In the list below, you can read about the experience of Czech students who have already been on an internship in that country.
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Students’ experience
Tunisia, Tunis
(Karolína Hadamíková, Brno University of Technology)
Surroundings the location: With the local IAESTE team, we had the chance to explore almost every corner of Tunisia. One of my personal favorites was Tozeur, a city on the edge of the Sahara. When it comes to beaches, Tabarka and Raf Raf really stood out. I’d also give an honorable mention to Djerba and the town of Bizerte. But I think my favorite place to explore was Tunis itself. I spent most of my time in Carthage or ...
Poland, Lodz
(Petra Skorepova, UCT Prague)
About employer: Lodz University of Technology, its a large university, I feel like your experience is gonna hugely depend on the the specific group were you work, but over all I had no trouble with the employer, the only thing I'd say is that if you need to deal with any administrative issues, you definitelly need a polish speaker (but IAESTE was very heplfull with that)
Oman, Muscat
(Pavel P., UCT Prague)
Work description: At the beginning, we spent most of our time learning. I was part of the operations team, where I was the only foreigner. My role was split between office work, which involved troubleshooting issues and working with diagrams, and simulation tasks. We used various software programs, such as PipeSim and UniSim, to model data and propose optimizations for current solutions. The other part of the ...
Sweden, Luleå
(Michaela Malatinova, Brno University of Technology)
Benefits of the internship: -
Austria, Brno
(Patrik Pešl, Brno University of Technology)
Local food specialties: IAESTE students cooked for us Käsespätzle which I really enjoyed. I also enjoyed some of the "wurstels" and schinckenschpecks.
Switzerland, Villigen
(Simona Havrilova, UCT Prague)
Sport and culture: There is a sports club directly at PSI; however, I did not participate in any of the activities they offered.
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