Germany
Paid by the hourProfile Graduate with a diploma or bachelor’s degree in a related field. Minimum age: 22.
- Duration
- 12 months
- Gross salary
- From €13.90 (R$86.11)/hour
A paid internship for young people aged 18 to 29 at Europe’s leading agri-food powerhouses. A stipend of up to €2,500 (R$15,487)/month, subsidized accommodation and full visa support.
Requirements and pay vary by country; every destination follows European working standards, with ICCE support from start to finish.
All destinationsAges 18 to 29(some countries require a higher minimum age, shown on the card)Subsidized accommodation
Profile Graduate with a diploma or bachelor’s degree in a related field. Minimum age: 22.
Profile Enrolled student or recent graduate with a university degree in the field.
Profile Enrolled student with a related diploma or degree. IELTS certificate required.
Profile Enrolled student or recent graduate with a degree in a related field.
Profile Enrolled student or recent graduate with a university degree in the field.
Profile Enrolled student or recent graduate with a diploma or degree in the field.
Profile Graduate with at least 3 years of related experience. Minimum age: 21.
Profile Enrolled student or recent graduate with a degree in a related field.
Profile Graduate with a diploma or bachelor’s degree in a related field. Minimum age: 22.
We work in the European Union’s most in-demand technical and operational sectors.
Hands-on FocusHands-on routines at high-tech European farms in pig, dairy and beef cattle, and poultry production.
Technical trainingAnimal welfare, biosecurity, artificial insemination and automated milking and feeding systems.
Hands-on FocusExperience in processing plants, dairies, meat plants, chocolate, bakery and industrial production lines.
Technical trainingFood safety, European hygiene standards, HACCP, quality and production-line efficiency.
Final-year students or recent graduates aged 18 to 29, with a degree in one of the fields below.
Eligible fields of studyFrom first contact to departure — follow the whole journey

A chance for recent graduates to join a leading beef and pork processing company in Spain through a one-year paid internship (with the option to extend).
From €1,300/month = R$8,053.11/month, a 1-year paid internship with the option to extend, international experience and professional growth at a leading European company.
1 EUR = R$6.1947 · rate as of Nov 11, 2026, 11:01 PM BRT
Arranged by the employer, at an estimated cost of around €350 (R$2,168)/month.
Applications are open. The full recruitment, visa and relocation process takes 4 to 5 months on average.
Female candidates from Peru who graduated within the last 18 months
Candidates from Brazil or Peru who graduated within the last 18 months
Candidates from Brazil or Peru who graduated within the last 18 months
Everything that’s included and every cost you should plan for — no surprises.
Denmark has its own fee structure (sponsor €650 (R$4,027), academy €550 (R$3,407), visa and embassy fees in DKK). Your advisor walks you through a personalized estimate before you commit to anything.
From first contact to departure, with support at every step. The whole cycle usually takes 4 to 5 months.
You send us your details and ICCE checks your profile, age (18 to 29), field of study and graduation date.
We assess your English, goals and maturity, and walk you through the full program.
We present your profile to employers that fit your background.
Once you pass the employer interview, you receive and sign your job contract.
We guide you through paperwork, the visa and online technical training before departure.
Your experience begins, with local support throughout the program.
Straight answers to the questions candidates ask most.
Young people aged 18 to 29 who are final-year students or recent graduates in eligible fields (veterinary medicine, animal science, agronomy, food engineering and related areas). Beyond age, each destination has its own requirements on education and experience, and your graduation date is one of the main criteria.
Yes. We recommend at least a B1 (intermediate) level, which is checked in a video interview. Denmark also requires an IELTS certificate. Some destinations and positions accept Portuguese or Spanish as the working language.
Accommodation is arranged by the employer and is usually subsidized, with private rooms in shared houses or apartments close to work. It typically costs €200–€300 (R$1,239–1,858) a month, and in some cases it is free.
The standard program fee for the general European program is €2,400 (R$14,867). Some programs have their own fee: Spain (meat industry) costs €1,700 (R$10,531), paid after the contract is signed, and Denmark has a specific structure (€550 (R$3,407) for the academy plus visa and embassy fees in Danish kroner). Your advisor will give you a personalized estimate before you commit to anything.
No. No company can guarantee a consular decision or a job offer. ICCE runs the process, organizes your paperwork and guides you along the way, but the final decision rests with the employer and the immigration authorities.
The full cycle of recruitment, contract, visa and relocation usually takes about 4 to 5 months, so we recommend applying well in advance.
Yes. Every destination offers a monthly salary or stipend. Amounts are gross (before taxes), vary by country and are detailed in the destinations section.
If you’re aged 18 to 29, share your details and an ICCE advisor will get in touch to check your eligibility and walk you through the full program. Spots are limited.