My internship experience in Seville, made possible thanks to Intern Abroad HQ, was truly wonderful. This city is exactly the kind of place I will always be happy to return to — a place filled with sunshine, warmth, friendly Sevillians, and a peaceful organic farm with a newly created vegetable garden built together, as well as the acacia tree I planted myself, which I hope will grow into something truly magnificent.
This company helped me find exactly the right farm where I could deepen my practical experience in the field of agronomy. Throughout the entire journey, my managers Veronika and Belén were always by my side, responding quickly to all my questions and helping ensure that everything developed smoothly, step by step, and in the right direction. I never once felt alone or confused, because I always knew they were ready to help me whenever I needed support. I am extremely grateful!
What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?
In my home country, Georgia, I usually get around either by car or on foot, but here I often had to travel by bus to the farm and sometimes around the city as well. At first, I felt quite tense and nervous, worried that I might miss my stop or get lost. However, the bus drivers were incredibly friendly and always willing to help. During my very first trip, my program manager even accompanied me and reassured me, which helped me a lot.
I would also like to mention that the buses in Seville are very clean and well organized. They run in almost every direction every half hour or every hour, which makes getting around the city very convenient.