How does it work?

Teaching Internship is a course of 1 (one) credit developed in the form of supervised teaching internship, aimed at preparing students for teaching. The teaching internship is the responsibility of the advisor, and they shall:

– Choose the set of undergraduate courses in which the internship may take place, subject to prior agreement of the concerned faculty.

– Establish, in mutual agreement with the course professor, the activities that the intern should develop, and these activities may concern a third of the course program content at most.

– Evaluate the intern, in collaboration with the course’s professor of the course.

Who can embark on a Teaching Internship?

It is a requirement for students who receive scholarship assistance.