OUR MISSION:
CREATE A SPACE WHERE INTERNSHIPS ABROAD MEET THE NEXT GENERATION LEADERS
Our way to change the game of landing internships in Europe.
Our mission is driving us to do everything possible to empower young generation to realise their potential, make use of European citizenship to its full extent and start shaping their dream career of tomorrow. We do that by building a digital career platform, by advertising meaningful and quality internships, by supporting smaller enterprises in designing and implementing internship programmes and by raising awareness about Erasmus+ Traineeship Programme.
European labour market for all.
The future of internship opportunities is not confined within national borders.
Job market is all about competition. That one internship abroad can make a difference.
Hands-on work experience.
Effective recruitment interactions.
Digital career platforms close the information gap between students and employers.
European labour market for all.
Simplified access to Erasmus+ internships provides an equal opportunity for all and deepens the sense of European identity.
The future of internship opportunities is not confined within national borders.
Job market is all about competition. That one internship abroad can make a difference.
Hands-on work experience.
Young people with internship background stand out to potential employers in both, domestic and European job market.
Effective recruitment interactions.
We help to overcome information barrier of internship search by transparent advertising for SMEs and providing interactive environment.
Digital career platforms close the information gap between students and employers.
Digital start-up career platform targeting needs of three groups.
STUDENTS AND GRADUATES
Improved accessibility to field-relevant internships abroad.
INDUSTRY PARTNERS
Increased competitiveness of non-corporate internships.
ACADEMIA PARTNERS
Who is standing behind the idea of My Internship platform?
When I learnt about the Erasmus+ Traineeship Programme, first questions that came to my mind were:
Is it hard to find a quality internship abroad? Where to search? How do I find that one employer in the infinity of internet?
When I learnt about the Erasmus+ Traineeship Programme, first questions that came to my mind were: Is it hard to find a quality internship abroad? Where to search? How do I find that one employer in the infinity of internet?
- Master in International Economic Relations (Slovakia)
- Candidate for MSc. in International Economics (Germany)
- 3 years of experience with Erasmus+ mobilities
- Former President of Erasmus Student Network EU Bratislava
- Former Consultant for Innovation Services Department at EY Germany
- Did 2 Erasmus+ internships in Portugal and Germany
- Did 3 Erasmus+ exchange semesters in Germany and France
Dana Kordovaníková
Founder & Web Designer
- Master in International Economic Relations (Slovakia)
- Candidate for MSc. in International Economics (Germany)
- 3 years of experience with Erasmus+ mobilities
- Former President of Erasmus Student Network EU Bratislava
- Former Consultant for Innovation Services Department at EY Germany
- Did 2 Erasmus+ internships in Portugal and Germany
- Did 3 Erasmus+ exchange semesters in Germany and France
- Master in International Economic Relations (Slovakia)
- Candidate for MSc. in International Economics (Germany)
- 3 years of experience with Erasmus+ mobilities
- Former President of Erasmus Student Network EU Bratislava
- Former Consultant for Innovation Services Department at EY Germany
- Did 2 Erasmus+ internships in Portugal and Germany
- Did 3 Erasmus+ exchange semesters in Germany and France
ISSUE FROM THE STUDENT'S POINT OF VIEW
I was struggling with confusing internship platforms full of agency advertisements. Or with unclear tasks descriptions. Or requesting to pay high fees. Or advertising offers with no qualification needed.
HAVE MEANINGFUL AND QUALITY INTERNSHIPS FUNDED BY ERASMUS+ REALLY BEEN EQUALLY ACCESSIBLE TO ALL?
ISSUE FROM THE EMPLOYER'S POINT OF VIEW
I also understand, there are many smaller enterprises or non-profits with tight budgets struggling to compete with multinational corporations in reaching talented students across Europe.