Yes. The school internship is specifically aimed at young people without programming experience. What matters is interest, curiosity, and the willingness to learn new things. Technical basics are taught in an age-appropriate and practical way.

Pupils receive a realistic insight into:

• the IT careers of IT specialists in data and process analysis, and application development
• teamwork in IT projects
• fundamental ways of thinking and working in software development

In addition to first technical insights, so-called future skills are especially strengthened:

• logical thinking and problem-solving ability
• teamwork and communication skills
• independence and sense of responsibility

• creativity and structured working methods

These skills are relevant not only to IT careers but also to many professional fields.

Pupils are personally supported by trainees during the internship and integrated into existing teams. There are designated contacts who answer questions, explain tasks, and support the learning process.

The internship usually lasts two weeks and takes place in the Göttingen offices. It can be completed as a compulsory or voluntary internship and can also be done during school holidays.

Absolutely. Arineo places great importance on addressing all genders equally. The internship shows that IT careers are varied and that creativity, communication, and teamwork are just as important as technical understanding.

Usually required are:

• confirmation from the school regarding the internship

• an internship agreement (if required by the school)

Arineo is happy to answer any organizational questions.

For organizational or content-related questions, parents and teachers can contact Arineo’s recruiting team at any time: bewerbung@arineo.com