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Do I need a work Visa?
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What types of internships do you offer?
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How long does the internship last?
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Can I withdraw from the internship even after I´ve begun interning?
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Can I switch companies or internship positions once I´ve started?
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Are any of the internships paid positions?
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Do I need a work Visa?
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| No.
Your internship is considered a learning internship and you may complete
the program with a tourist visa. The tourist visas are valid for
90 days and may be extended for 90 days by leaving the country and returning.
Santiago
interns normally spend a weekend in Mendoza, Argentina(6
hours by bus).Buenos
Aires interns take a short ferry trip to Uruguay. |
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What types of internships do you offer?
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places interns in many fields, including:
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Marketing/advertising
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Management
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Accounting
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Public
relations
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Engineering
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Information
Technology
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Import/Export
Industry
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Art
History
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encourage students of all majors to apply, but it is required that you
have prior academic and/or work experience in their desired field. |
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How long does the internship last?
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total period is between two and twelve months. 0-14 week Spanish
immersion course, one week Internship Preparation Course, two to nine month
internship. |
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4.
Can I withdraw from the internship even after I´ve begun interning?
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| Withdrawal
from the program will be allowed under emergency situations, and
follow the same regulations that apply for LILN Spanish immersion programs.
These situations are defined by LILN, and include family illness and/or
death or any extreme personal difficulty that forces the student to return
to his or her country. If receiving credit, the student must provide written
permission of withdrawal by a representative of the home institution to
be presented to LILN´s Program Director. |
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5.
Can I switch companies or internship positions once I´ve started?
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upon the reasons for a position change request, the student may be able
to d so. We want to give you an exciting opportunity and one that you will
enjoy. However, due to the competitiveness of foreign internships,
granting a change is not guaranteed. But again, the circumstances are particular
to each student. |
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Are any of the internships paid positions?
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| No.
Due to strict local labor laws and visa regulations, all of the internship
positions are unpaid. However, the work experience and Spanish knowledge
gained is considered highly valuable in future positions. |
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Email:
apply@sc-internships.com
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