Iaas

IAAS ( International Association of Students in Agricultural and related Sciences ) as the largest agricultural students organization provide IAAS exchange program to give opportunities to all students of agriculture and related sciences where a recognized local committee of IAAS is active, to do an internship in another country. With IAAS Exchange Program, you can learn and experience things that can not be learned in books. The IAAS exchange program is divided in two categories: The Ceres Program offers internships in farms and agricultural companies, most exchanges take place in the Ceres Program. The Archimedes program offers Internships related with Education, Research, Engineering or Management. Most often, Archimedes takes place in enterprises, organisations and research institutions. The minimum duration of an IAAS internship is 4 weeks, the maximum duration is 48 weeks. The IAAS exchange program is a unique opportunity for you to explore the world of agriculture, it will develop your potential skill in agricultural base and make expand your worldwide network! , just start your application ! Want to know more? We highly recommand you to download the expro guide and read it carefully. Together we will discover the amazing world of IAAS ExPro. The IAAS Exchange Program exists since over 45 years and in this time, more than 20.000 students have been exchanged with IAAS. Every exchange can be a fascinating event, an indept cultural experience and a great learning opportunity. To every trainee, the IAAS exchange network offer a high quality internship. Besides providing you with useful working experience, an internship should also give you a deep cultural impression of your destination country. Doing an IAAS internship is not a tourist event. You will not remain an outsider. On the contrary, you will have to do efforts to integrate yourself in the foreign society and its different working reality. But you will see and experience much more, because you will become a part of the team. Doing an IAAS internship is not a holiday job either, because the program focuses on learning rather than on earning. A lot of internships are even unpaid. Often this is so because it is not allowed by the local government. Therefore, we recommend every student to check country specific expro-information on the IAAS-webpage and to remind the receiving exchange coordinator to send a detailed job offer that describes the working conditions.