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About This Project

Summer time is coming and so are 16 geodetic students from Poland. During their two-week stay their main aim is to improve their professional skills and knowledge whilst working at a renowned host company and putting their theoretical knowledge into practice. Apart from that they also became acquainted with new techniques and programmes, such as: AutoCAD and Digital Terrain Model.

Their main aims included the following:

Using specialised terminology and symbols in foreign language in geodesy and topography
Staking out of points in terrain and working out their projection to maps
Operating and adjusting basic types of surveying instruments
Getting to know various instruments to create a Digital Terrain Model
Performing common geodetic calculations in the area of surveying, in classical way and by using IT tools
Importing data from EXCEL into AutoCAD
Choosing a technological procedure to solve an assigned task
Recording the results of surveys including the shape, contour, location, elevation and dimensions of land or land features
Being responsible for completion of an assigned task and preparing technical documentation and reports

During their traineeship the students managed to successfully complete and carry out all their responsibilities at work. But apart from acquiring a whole host of new skills at work, there was still plenty of time left for them to explore the beautiful sights of Sevilla. Apart from that they also went on an exciting trip to Tavira (Portugal).

PARTICIPANTS’ OPINIONS

Łagucik Karina:

‘Our stay in Spain was a dream come true. We learnt a lot and faced plenty of new experiences and challenges. I will try to take from this traineeship as much as possible, both professionally and personally. I learnt a lot, met new people, visited beautiful place and enjoyed the fact that people here live at a different pace and are more patient. I hope I will return to Seville in the future.’

Sroczyński Mateusz:

‘Seville is a charming and beautiful city. Hard work and studies allowed me to come here and fulfill one of my dreams. The training helped me to expand my knowledge in the field of geodesy and topography. It is especially important for me, since I would like to build my future career in this field of work. I met great people and experienced amazing things. I would never have thought that I would be able to come to Spain and swim in the ocean. But dreams come true!’