As the festive season approaches, we want to express our gratitude to everyone who has contributed to another successful year of collaboration and progress. Each year, we strive to enhance our services and remain dedicated to helping students secure meaningful internships in Slovakia. We take pride in being part of the journey that leads to their bright and promising futures.
Looking ahead to 2025, we wish for a year filled with new opportunities, cherished moments, and the joy of shared experiences with loved ones. May this holiday season bring you warmth, laughter, and a chance to relax.
Our team will be on a holiday break from December 20 and will return refreshed on January 2 with exciting new opportunities and positions for the upcoming year. We look forward to reconnecting with you in 2025!
Happy holidays from Placement Slovakia!
Warm regards,
Placement Slovakia Team
Are you looking for an internship abroad that offers valuable work experience and the chance to explore a new city? You found our Placement Slovakia internship program for a reason. Hear from recent interns about their experiences with supportive colleagues, interesting tasks, and unforgettable memories.
Today we want to introduce you Solomiia Khomiak, a student at Ivan Franko Lviv National University in Ukraine, who recently finished her Erasmus+ experience as KYC Analyst.
Her tasks included customer screening, sanctions screening, and risk screening. During the internship, she honed her analytical skills, ability to notice details, negotiation skills, and English language proficiency. She credits her amazing team and supportive manager for her successful internship.`` I had a perfect team and so nice manager. I’m very grateful for their help and support ` While the initial adaptation period proved challenging, Solomiia highlights teambuilding events, team meetings, and company parties as the most enjoyable aspects of her work life.
Please meet Sofiia Lazarenko, a student at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv in Ukraine, who recently completed an Erasmus internship as an Administration and Billing support intern
While Sofiia's primary responsibility was invoice validation in two separate systems, her internship offered more than just technical tasks. She found the most valuable aspect to be interacting with colleagues from diverse backgrounds. "I believe that the most valuable thing during my stay in the company was communicating with colleagues of different nationalities, ages and with completely different experiences in life and work. Before this internship, I had no experience dealing with so many different people," Sofia explains. "The most interesting thing was finding an approach to each of them."
Frederik, a 23-year-old Danish student, had a passion for international experience and took the opportunity to participate in the Erasmus internship program. Frederik shared with us his journey, from the first moments of anxiety to exceeding expectations, and how Slovakia fascinated him in unexpected ways.
