How to find an internship abroad
How I (and you) can find an internship abroad My journey finding an internship in Germany in architecture and city planning. Let's go through the whole process from research, portfolio and applications to job interviews and finally getting your dream internship! I am now working for 6 months in the filed of city planning in a small agency based in Hamburg, Germany. The work is fully in German, and although it is difficult, it is going well :) how to find an internship, how to work abroad, how to work in germany, how to work as an architect, how to be an architect, how to work abroad as an architect, architecture student, finding an internship abroad, internship, how to make a portfolio, how to create a good cv, how to apply for jobs abroad, how to apply for an internship abroad
مهاجرت دانشجویان از ایتالیا به آلمان برای کارآموزی
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