Instructions for use. What is it? Erasmus+ for traineeship purposes is an opportunity for students and graduates to undertake a period of traineeship at universities, public or private enterprises, and training or research centers, in one of the mobility program's participating states. The Erasmus+ traineeship provides a grant to successful students and graduates to help them make the most of the experience. To participate You can enroll in the program if: you are regularly enrolled in UniGe you are enrolled in individual educational activities aimed at admission to master's degree programs (so-called bridging career) you meet the access prerequisites established by the foreign location and individual teaching facilities of UniGe at the time of application submission You can also participate if you are a recent UniGe graduate, but in this case you must have applied before you graduated and you must carry out the mobility within 12 months from the date of graduation. How long Your Erasmus can last from 2 to 12 months. Have you been on Erasmus before? Yes As a UniGe student, you have the opportunity to carry out one or more Erasmus+ mobilities. The period comprehensive reserved for mobility is different depending on the course of study you are enrolled in: Cycle I - Bachelor's degree: maximum 12 months (360 days) cycle II - bachelor's/master's degree, master's degree: maximum 12 months (360 days) single-cycle master's degree: maximum 24 months (720 days) cycle III - PhD, postgraduate course, 2nd level master's degree: maximum 12 months (360 days) Before applying, you should therefore check that the remaining period still available to you for further Erasmus+ mobility is at least 60 days. For example, if in the same bachelor's degree program you have already done one Erasmus mobility for the purpose of study for 5 months and one for the purpose of internship for 5 months (for a total of 10 months), you will be able to apply and do a maximum period of 2 months abroad, regardless of the duration of the grant provided by the announcement. No Continue reading. Poster destinations Check the Erasmus Manifesto, in the Important Documents section of this page, to find the list of destinations. Destination assignment is the sole responsibility of the Selection Boards. The preferences you expressed are therefore indicative. The Selection Committee may assign you a location other than those you indicated in your application: if deemed most suitable. if the vacancies at the indicated locations are already assigned to candidates who scored higher on the ranking list in the event that the duration of the period linked to the locations you have chosen is not compatible with the months, if any, already completed as part of previous Erasmus mobility experiences Independently chosen destinations You can also participate in Erasmus+ traineeship at an independently identified location. In this case you will need to: identify the foreign location. identify a faculty member in your department to serve as a contact person with the identified location fill out the letter of intent and have it signed by the UniGe contact person and the foreign location. Remember that it must be attached to the application. Read carefully theinstructions for completion. You will find them, along with the letter of intent, in the important documents section of this page Eligible locations are: institutions of Higher Education that hold an Erasmus Charter for Higher Education any public or private organization active in the labor market or in areas such as education, training and youth a nonprofit organization, association, or NGO a body for career guidance, career counseling and information services You cannot choose as your destination location: EU institutions and other EU bodies including specialized agencies. The full list is available at ec.europa.eu/institutions/index_en.htm organizations that manage EU programs, such as National Agencies (to avoid possible conflicts of interest and/or double funding) The identified organization must be based in a program country. Please note that mobility to Turkey is currently suspended. How to find an internship in Europe To locate a venue independently there are platforms and sites available including: ErasmusIntern.org is the meeting place for internships and traineeships. If you would like to do an internship abroad, you can upload your profile online, search for internships and apply here. Visit the site to check out the opportunities ErasmusIntern.org can offer you. Stage4You, the place to be if you are looking for internships in Europe Traineeship in the UK . If you are a non-EU student, enrolled at an Italian Higher Education Institution, you must obtain a Tier5 Temporary worker - Government Authorized Exchange visa, which is a visa issued for a temporary worker, before leaving for a traineeship in the UK. Read the procedure to follow on the Erasmus+ website.Traineeship in France According to the French law, the receiving organization must pay the trainee if the mobility lasts more than 2 months (corresponding to 44 actual working days).
Before leaving Before departure rememberto:. . check the registration deadlines and procedures, in case you have chosen one of the manifest destinations. check the validity of your ID card or passport. If expiring, arrange for renewal check the arrangements for entry and stay in the foreign country (read the relevant section of the announcement). check that you have a valid health card. Make sure with your ASL that you have health coverage. enroll in language courses at the Language Skills Development Branch (formerly CLAT), if assigned fill out the Before the mobility part of theLearning Agreement, found in the Important Documents section of this page (following the guidelines). This part must be signed by you, your CCS Chair or Department Delegate, and the person in charge at the foreign office. Once you have obtained all authorizations you will need to get copies to the Erasmus staff at your Department/School. take the mandatory Erasmus+ OLS exam N.B.For more information read theErasmus+ Student Kit for Traineeship and the International Mobility Handbook for Students in the Important Documents section of this page. Waiving the mobility period and Erasmus+ grant You can opt out of the mobility period and the awarded grant even after acceptance, using the Waiver Form (Form C in the Important Documents section of this page). To enable the rankings to be scrolled, send or deliver as soon as possible to the International Mobility Department the completed form and a copy of your ID, preferably by the date defined within the announcement.
Important documents Below you will find all the documentation you need to participate in the Erasmus+ traineeship mobility program. Remember to send all documents in PDF format and not in image format. Erasmus+ a.y. 2023/24 Proclamation Erasmus Manifesto Highlights Highlights (English version) Would you like to apply? Application Letter of intent Are you a winner? Attachments Document Learning Agreement for traineeships Unige 2023-2024 Document kit_dello_studente_Erasmus_+_ai_fini_di_traineeship_23-24.pdf Erasmus+ a.y. 2022/23 call Erasmus Manifesto Do you want to apply? application Letter of intent - Instructions Are you a winner? Erasmus Student Kit - Traineeship Learning Agreement for traineeship
