How do I get an Erasmus traineeship?
Erasmus+ Internship
- The first and the most important step is: Contact your University. Go to the Erasmus+ office of your University and tell them about your big plan.
- Find a receiving enterprise/organisation where your internship will take place. Look for it at ErasmusIntern.org!
- Documentation.
- Get your flight ticket!
What is Erasmus internship?
The Erasmus program gives students in higher education the opportunity to take on an internship in another European country. This usually lasts between two and twelve months. The programme will give you experience in your chosen field, as well as the experience of working in a different country.
Is Erasmus completely free?
Erasmus works by providing free movement and education exchange between registered universities and institutions for eligible students. Erasmus can go for 3 months to a year. It could be a requirement to do Erasmus as part of your course or degree, or you do it to experience another country.
Can I work while Erasmus?
You’ll need to do your work arrangement in a nation which in partnership with the Erasmus program, and you may find that your capacity to complete a work position abroad will be restricted by your particular course and college. An option is consolidating your situation with study.
How much is Erasmus internship grant?
between 480 and 600 Euros
The monthly scholarship stipend ranges between 480 and 600 Euros depending on the cost of living in the target country.
Do you get paid to be a trainee?
Yes, trainees do get a paycheck, however, most trainees earn less than entry-level employees during this period by earning a minimum wage. The general duration of a training position can last from about nine to 24 months. While the wage is low for trainees, it is nevertheless a temporary wage.
Does Erasmus look good on your CV?
Studies show that 85% of Erasmus students go abroad in part to improve their chances of employment and these figures tell us they are making a wise choice. So valuable is an Erasmus placement on your CV that all employers consider it desirable.
Do Erasmus students get paid?
If your study period starts in Semester 1, the first payment is likely to be made in October/November. If your study period starts in Semester 2, the first payment is likely to be made in January/February. If additional monthly grants are made available they will be paid in May or June.