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Working abroad has become extremely popular in recent years not only because these exciting assignments represent the experience of a lifetime. Young people are increasingly looking at work abroad options for a number of very practical reasons, which go beyond the obvious fact that working abroad looks good on any CV.
Students choose Work Experience because they want to:
- do something meaningful in a gap year
- explore career options
- develop social competence skills
- acquire proficient language skills
- immerse in a different culture
 Our school is one of the first organisations to offer meaningful study and work programs in Russia. Our aim is to give students a unique insight into the Russian daily life of our times. Although the assignments we offer are all supervised by our school, the experience inside our host organisations will be very authentic.
For legal reasons, all work experience assignments in Russia are unpaid. Students need also to be aware that accommodation and insurances must be covered by themselves. Liden & Denz offers inexpensive rooms on a shared-flat basis (shared with our other students) but work experience students are under no obligation to book their accommodation with us.
Work experience students need a sufficient level of Russian in order to qualify for one of the places on offer. The entry level (language competence on arrival) should be at least A2. We further require a minimum of four weeks in a standard group course (or three weeks one-to-one) in one of our centres prior to the start of the work assignment.
The general minimum age for our work experience programs is 18. However some host organisation do require a higher age.
 Work experience programs can last from two weeks to half a year, depending on the requirements of our host organizations.
Our school in St. Petersburg offers two kind of work experience programs (as defined by the WYSE Work Abroad Association): An Internship is a temporary, supervised, practical experience program in which a young person, usually a college or university student, carries out a training experience in a temporary position at a host company. A Volunteer program is a temporary, supervised, practical training in which a person voluntarily carries out a task which has social, environmental or cultural relevance.
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