In August a group of 24 students from Zwierzyniec, were hosted by euroMind in Malaga to gain a 4-weeks internship in different sectors.

All students get a unique experience in different positions.

Geodetic Surveyors were getting familiar with the working methodology of the geodetic surveyors. Planning the stages of a topographic project. Creating topographic bases. Taking readings of bases, slope changes, and interest points of the project. Calculating the different types of coordinates. Importing data from EXCEL into AutoCAD.

Virtual Reality Programmers were Programming with Unity. Implement XR systems in an interdisciplinary and self-organized team. Write clean, well-tested, high-performance programming code. Writing and maintaining the technical design and documentation of the software system. Analyzing and optimizing systems as needed. Using layout programs such as Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, C++, HTML, and CSS.

During their stay in Malaga, the trainees not only developed their work skills but also took part in different cultural activities such as the Malaga tour. Students also were lucky to get a chance to visit Ronda, Granada, Nerja.

Ronda is a charming village located in the Andalusian mountains. During the day trip, the students were able to see the beautiful scenery surrounding Ronda including its well-preserved old town which has Arab Baths, defense walls, and small churches. The trainees also got to visit the World’s oldest bullfighting ring which is used only once a year, and they learned about the history of this controversial tradition in the bullring’s museum.

Granada is the city of three religions and cultures: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. During the trip, the group had a chance to learn and experience a little bit of each of these cultures. Moreover, the students could enjoy the great variety of stunning landscapes and views that Granada has to offer since the city is located at the foot of a mountain range called the Sierra Nevada.

Also, students visited  Nerja, located on the eastern end of the Costa del Sol, which has all of the elements needed to charm any visitor. Its annual average temperature of around twenty degrees Celsius, its beautiful mountain landscape of La Axarquía region, as well as its rugged coastline of beaches and cliffs, are just some of its attractions. Nerja has more than its fair share of fabulous beaches, Burriana and Torrecilla being the main ones, which boast 16 kilometers of powdery sand and sparkling clear water, and a splattering of small coves to explore.

Students get sufficient Spanish courses with our Spanish teacher, we emphasize practice, so during lessons students play a lot, because we think the game is the best teacher. Spanish classes can be described in two words: dynamic and practical. That is why, after intensive and hard learning, the students had written an exam. All the participants passed with very good results!