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| Job Mode : | Internship Job |
| Published On : | 2011-01-18 |
| Last Application Date : | 0 days remaining (2011-01-28) |
| Category : | Multilingual (Italian) |
| Pay Rate : | £4000 total |
| Location : | sw7 3eu |
| City : | Florence, Reggio Calabria, Seville |
| Country : | Italy, Spain |
| Job Posted By: | LANGUAGE LINK |
| Jobs Publisher's Website: |
WWW.languagelink.co.uk |
Job Description
If your dream has always been living and working in a foreign country, get to know the culture and learn a foreign language, why not consider applying for our Leonardo da Vinci project “Art and Culture in the European Society II�
If you apply, you can gain a scholarship for a 9 week period abroad in ITALY or SPAIN, which comprises 2 weeks of language course and a 7-week internship in a company or organisation involved in the arts and culture sector: museums, arts galleries, education centres, city councils, and so on).
The main eligibility requirements are:
- Age: between 18 and 35
- UK residency
- Background and interest in the arts and culture sector
- Basic knowledge of the language of the destination country is preferred, but not essential
The scholarship covers return flight tickets to the destination country, airport transfers, language course, accommodation and basic expenses.
To find out more about the project, to read the announcement and download the application form please visit our website:
www.languagelink.co.uk (go to EU Projects link)
You will also find information about our previous mobility project, ACES (Art and Culture in the European Society), and you will be able to know everything on how the project developed. You can read the accounts from the previous participants and see the pictures.
It is be a unique and amazing experience. The applications must be made by the 28th January 2011, and as there is a limited number of places, please apply as soon as possible.
Please see the information on the website, and if you further questions, please write to the following address: daniele@languagelink.co.uk.
