Übersetzung für "Praktika absolvieren" in Englisch

Students from Greece and abroad can complete their internships in the workshops.

Most students complete placements which are organised by a dedicated coordinator.

Two internships are required during the studies.

In both, Wilson students are well-prepared for obtaining placements.

Is there the option of completing an international internship?

Each of the labs should be successfully completed.

However they can complete internships abroad.

Students undertake Internships at national companies.

To facilitate this, we encourage our students to do internships.

Our students complete their internships in a variety of clinical fields and at different healthcare institutions.

Furthermore, you may also do international internships.

All research departments offer scientific research internships.

Students are encouraged to follow parallel training courses at the end of their first year.

Students are advised to complete internships totaling twelve months at the end of their studies.

In each case the prospect improves on a job, if Studienabgänger complete structured practical courses.

The child must actually attend the required lessons or traineeships.

During high school all students complete three internships (agricultural, industrial and social internships).

Many students complete internships with local employers or with large corporations across the country.

Then you can apply for a clinical rotation within the framework of Erasmus+ Study.

In Germany students can work part-time or complete internships during their studies.

The child must actually attend the required lessons or traineeships.

Therefore, we need a legal framework that protects committed young men and women and also ensures that the internships they complete are of good quality.

However, we do prescribe further training periods and examinations for them to master the specific features of Luxembourg law, since there can be no question of favouring non- nationals over nationals as regards these additional tests.

This would enable people from less developed countries to enter for training periods financed by development cooperation funds provided by bodies, companies and training centres.

Individuals going cross-border for study, traineeships, or (temporary) employment can face all these problems because they are likely to be denied a bank account on grounds of residence.

Limiting the repetition of traineeships by the same person in the same organisation, or, more boldly, prescribing that host organisations need, over the medium term, to hire a certain (limited) percentage of the trainees it engages would address the problem of young people having to do several traineeships before finding regular employment.