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INTERNSHIP @ ICDET

ICDET / INTERNATIONAL INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME

INTERNSHIP @ ICDET

Explore Your Potential.
Develop Your Skills. Create Real Impact.

Apply your knowledge to meaningful projects in education, innovation, technology, entrepreneurship and social development. Join an international learning environment where practical experience helps you discover your professional direction.

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HOW OUR INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME WORKS

Learn by doing.
Contribute with purpose.

ICDET combines professional development, interdisciplinary collaboration, independent work and experiential learning. Activities can include research, educational design, practical workshops, digital innovation, European projects and communication.

Tasks and learning objectives are adapted to your background, interests and the organisation's current activities. Supervision and mentoring are combined with initiative, responsibility and independent problem-solving.

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Personalised development

Identify your strengths and learning goals, then develop experience aligned with your professional interests.

Intercultural collaboration

Work with people from different academic backgrounds, cultures and perspectives.

Reflection & results

Use feedback and evaluation to improve your work and recognise what you have learned.

AVAILABLE INTERNSHIP POSITIONS

Find the area that fits your interests.

Select up to two positions and indicate your first preference. These are broad professional development areas, not rigid job descriptions. Read the full guide for activities, academic backgrounds, useful skills, project ideas and expected learning outcomes.

POSITION 01

Business Development & Social Entrepreneurship

Research markets, develop business and social enterprise concepts, and support financial literacy, sustainability and project planning. Connect business knowledge with education and social impact.

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POSITION 02

Language Education & Intercultural Communication

Develop language-learning resources, support conversation sessions and intercultural activities, and design non-formal workshops. Explore inclusive approaches, digital tools and responsible AI applications for language learning.

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POSITION 03

Technology, Engineering & Digital Innovation

Explore software, AI, electronics, robotics, 3D technologies and XR/VR through educational tools and prototypes. Technical activities may connect with THE SP@CE+. Required skills depend on the individual project.

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POSITION 04

EU Projects, Research & Innovation

Research European programmes and policies, contribute to project concepts, and support planning, partnerships, evaluation and communication. Develop experience in international cooperation and research-based educational initiatives.

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POSITION 05

Sustainability & Environmental Education

Develop environmental learning resources, research sustainability practices and contribute to green projects. Explore climate action, biodiversity, circular economy and science communication.

Important: This position does not provide laboratory-based chemical research or specialised industrial testing.

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POSITION 06

Media, Communication & Creative Production

Create visual resources, social media content, photography, video or podcast concepts. Use storytelling and digital communication to share educational projects and engage communities.

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POSITION 07

Psychology, Wellbeing & Social Innovation

Support wellbeing education, life-skills workshops, social research and inclusive learning. Explore emotional literacy, motivation, community participation and social innovation in a non-clinical educational setting.

Important: This traineeship does not include psychotherapy, psychological diagnosis, clinical treatment or unsupervised professional counselling.

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YOUR INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

Create something that remains useful.

Propose a project connected to your academic background, professional interests and ICDET's activities. Its feasibility and scope are discussed with your supervisor and depend on the duration of the traineeship.

The aim is to turn knowledge into practical results that can remain useful beyond your internship.

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Digital tool or technical prototype
Educational workshop or learning resource
Research study or needs assessment
Business or social enterprise concept
Sustainability initiative
Communication campaign or creative production

WHO CAN APPLY?

Bring your motivation.
Build your experience.

We welcome university students and recent graduates from a wide range of academic disciplines. Previous professional experience is welcome, but is not always required.

We value curiosity, creativity, initiative, reliability, critical thinking, teamwork and openness to intercultural collaboration.

  • Motivation
  • Initiative
  • Responsibility
  • Teamwork
  • Willingness to learn

Selection considers your profile, motivation, relevant competencies and learning objectives, together with available organisational activities and supervision capacity.

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APPLICATION & SELECTION

Prepare your application.

Read the full position descriptions and practical information before applying.

  1. Explore

    Identify the positions that match your academic background, interests and goals.

  2. Choose

    Select up to two positions and indicate your first preference.

  3. Apply

    Complete the online form with your education, skills, motivation, availability and learning objectives. You may include a project idea.

  4. Interview

    Shortlisted candidates may be invited to an online interview to discuss their profile and possible contribution.

  5. Confirm

    If selected, agree on the period, activities, learning objectives, supervision and required documentation.

An application or interview is not an official acceptance. A placement is confirmed only after ICDET approves the candidate and the traineeship arrangements. Final arrangements must also meet the requirements of the sending institution and relevant mobility programme.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

A few useful answers.

My degree is not listed. Can I apply?

Yes. The academic backgrounds are examples, not an exhaustive list. Explain how your knowledge and interests connect with ICDET's activities.

Can I propose my own project?

Yes. Proposals should connect with your background and professional interests. Feasibility and scope are discussed with the supervisor.

Will I receive daily instructions?

You receive guidance, an activity plan and regular feedback. The traineeship also requires independent work, initiative, self-organisation and responsibility for agreed deliverables.

Can I apply without an Erasmus+ grant?

You may apply, but a placement requires an appropriate administrative and financial arrangement. ICDET does not guarantee funding or grant eligibility.

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INTERNSHIP @ ICDET

Find Your Direction.
Build Your Experience.
Create Your Impact.

Explore your interests, collaborate across disciplines and transform ideas into meaningful outcomes.

Overview of the ICDET International Internship Programme. For detailed information, read the full internship document (opens in a new tab).