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My American Internship: Johan K.

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My internship was more than just a learning opportunity – it was a crash course in American work culture.

My American Internship: Ines R.

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When Schaeffler trainees from all over Germany and the U.S. decided to meet up in Chicago for St. Patrick's Day, the stage was set for a memorable adventure.

My American Internship: Emmanuel D.

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My American internship experience in Boston has been nothing short of amazing.

My American Internship: Eloise G.

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Always trust your instincts. That’s what I did when I decided to chase a childhood dream of experiencing life in New York.

My American Internship: Deacon V.

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My time in the United States was an unforgettable journey that shaped me into who I am today.

My American Internship: Chen-Ling T.

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I met some great people during my internship. It is also one of the reasons I decided to go back to school after the program.

My American Internship: Charmaine M.

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Moving from South Africa to the United States as a chef was a transformative experience that blended culture, cuisine, and personal growth.

My American Internship: Brian D.

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My internship was a dream come true – a unique blend of professional experience, cultural immersion, and personal growth set in one of the most stunning destinations in the world.

My American Internship: Alexis J.

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I had this amazing trip to California. Two experiences really stood out: biking through Black Star Canyon Falls Trail with my buddies Baptiste and Juan, and chilling at Santa Monica Beach.

My American Internship: Apolline D.

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When I first arrived in Houston, I dove headfirst into the unknown – a leap of faith into a land that felt both vast and unfamiliar.