Hi all, I am a French student studying the
BTS Trilingual Executive Assistant course and this is my story of my internship
in Tía Tula.
When I arrived as a student intern in Tía
Tula, I felt a little lost. I was afraid of not being up to par. However, there
was no need to be, as the team at Tía Tula very quickly put me at ease! I
immediately felt like part of the school, as if I had always worked for them.
The team all have different characters, but
their greatest trait is undoubtedly the ‘joie de vivre’ they breathe, their
good humor and attention they carry them as well as towards all the students.
In addition to the pleasant and friendly
atmosphere, working as an intern at Tía Tula allowed me to put into practice
the skills I acquired during my years as a student: classifying and archiving
documents, using computer software, creating and organizing extracurricular
activities, putting information in a database, and so on!
You’ll never be bored as the tasks are
varied and they are entrusted to us according to our abilities. So do not
panic, you will never be given anything insurmountable to do.
Work with Tía Tula is also an opportunity
to meet people from all over the world and with a one common goal: to learn
Spanish in a good atmosphere and discover the country. You quickly become
friends with the students and build relationships that are kept even when you
leave. In my case, I had the chance to meet a Taiwanese student. We shared the
same apartment and we went to school together for only one week, but she
quickly became my friend. Today, even after her return to her country, we talk
on Facebook and sometimes on Skype.
The icing on the cake is quite possible the
fact that you can take Spanish classes while working in the school. This option
gives you a 50% reduction on the course fees. In addition, this is the best way
to gain a full understanding of this wonderful school!
If you want to work in the administration
and would like to gain some experience first, then Tía Tula is just what you
need! I recommend this experience to all because it’s very rewarding.
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