Partner Universities
Since 2012, candidates from universities that have signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) are given priority in the SITE internship selection process. Around 50 positions and scholarships are available each year, and due to an increasing number of highly qualified candidates, the process has become very competitive. As a result, some nominees may be placed on a waiting list.
MoU institutions are responsible for conducting their internal selection process and nominating one finalist, plus potentially other alternatives. Institutions may organize their process as they see fit, but it’s recommended to include a sample class as part of the selection. This will help assess candidates' teaching abilities. Further details on CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) and teaching materials can be found on our Teaching Resources page.
Each institution must submit their final candidate list and internal rankings SITE Program.
It’s important to note that MoU universities are not obligated to provide candidates every year, and there are no legal requirements.
While priority is given to MoU universities, we still welcome non-MoU candidates.