Internship Abroad - Professional Studies and Professional Internship
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Those who know how to orient themselves internationally during their training and studies acquire more than just "colorful dots" on their resumes. An internship abroad can be helpful in terms of career strategy, since employers are increasingly active in international contexts. The ability to evaluate social conditions and to assess the function and development of social work in different countries is a basis for being able to better understand and classify the conditions in one's own country. But not only training aspects, but also educational aspects play an important role. Getting involved with foreign languages, cultures, self-understandings and (welfare) traditions, living and working with and in them instead of getting to know them from a noncommittal vacation perspective is the basis for acquiring intercultural competence, the importance of which for the development of one's own personality cannot be overestimated.
Important note:
Be critical in your dealings with internship placement organizations that offer paid internships. Please be sure to seek advice from the BPS office beforehand.