• the student must be enrolled in an accredited Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctoral study programme at University of South Bohemia – full-time, combined, or even distance form of study
• the student must be duly registered in a study programme at the sending institution during the work placement; the student can neither interrupt nor terminate their studies at the sending institution before completion of the work placement
• the work placement is to take place in any public organisation or private enterprise active in the labour market or in the sphere of education (private or public enterprise at local, regional, or national level; professional association; trade union; research institutes; non-financial organisations; educational centres, etc.)
• the student is to find their own mentor/supervisor at the host institution
• unauthorised organisations where a work placement cannot be entered into:
• EU institutions and other EU authorities including specialised agencies
• organisations administering EU programmes (due to prevention of conflict of interests and/or double financing, such as national agencies)
• the student is to work full-time in the foreign enterprise (40 hours per week)

• Application form
• Motivational letter (the reason for selection of the host institution, what the content of the work placement will be and why – direct relation to the student’s field of study, benefits of the work placement for the student – academic benefits/job opportunity benefits)
• Proof of foreign language (certificate, TOEFL, study results, letter from your teacher, …)

All document are to be sent to Barbora Okosy: bokosy@prf.jcu.cz or the originals submitted to her at the Faculty of Science International Office (Building C, door number 00013).

• quality of motivational letter ( maximum 100 points)
• study average (maximum 15 points)
• the level of foreign language (maximum 20 points)

Students receiving 75 points or over are considered to have passed the selection process. The quality of the application and financial resources may, however, also influence the mobility.
The results of the selection process will be announced to applicants by email within one week of submission.

1. A document detailing the Learning Agreement for Traineeship is to be jointly submitted by all three parties – the student, Erasmus coordinator (Barbora Okosy), and host institution (the student’s supervisor at the host institution).The student is to contact their supervisor at their chosen university/institution/company and fill in the Learning Agreement for Traineeship in consultation with them. This document may, preferably, be submitted to the Erasmus coordinator along with the application documents or separately at a later date, but no later than three weeks before the commencement of the mobility.

2. OLA - Online Language TEST of your mobility language 

• the test is mandatory (not for native speakers)
• the results are to be made available to the student only, who will receive recommendation, if necessary, on how to improve their level
• students are to take and submit the test before signing their Grant Agreement
• the student attaining a result of between CEFR levels A1 and B1 in their OLS test will be automatically allocated a language course licence
• in other cases, students may assign themselves a voluntary language course in their OLS profile

3. Grant agreement signature

• the grant agreement is to be signed no later than 14 days before the student’s departure – without this agreement, the Erasmus traineeship cannot begin and the scholarship cannot be paid out
• the grant agreement is to be submitted for signature to the International Office, Rectorate Building, 4rd floor, door No. 04045

The student is to contact Ms. Vašková via e-mail at - hvaskova@jcu.cz - when they have collected all the documents needed to sign the Grant Agreement - at least 5 working days before the expected date of the meeting 

The following documents are to be attached to the e-mail in the following formats:

• the completed Grant Agreement form (yellow marked fields) in Word
• a scan of the Learning Agreement for Traineeship signed by the student, the faculty coordinator (Barbora Okosy) and the supervisor at the receiving organisation
• a copy of the health insurance and a liability insurance

First, however, the student is to contact the Erasmus faculty coordinator (Barbora Okosy) who is to help them complete their Learning Agreement and check the other documents.

The student is obliged to have valid health insurance and insurance of liability for the duration of his/her mobility for the final destintion. The faculty offers for you the insurance of liability, it is valid for one year in the whole EU. It costs 568 CZK. You can pay it online. The bank account number is 104725778/0300. And you have to send the bank statement to me (bokosy@prf.jcu.cz) till 20th of previous month with your name, address, date of birth and phone.

The insurance company who deals especialy with Erasmus+ mobility: https://www.erapo.cz/, you can check it.

Any student who feel the need for further explanation may also arrange an appointment at the International Office Contact Centre where you will be informed about all matters related to their Erasmus mobility.

Students are to:

• submit the original Traineeship certificate with the dates of departure and arrival (in Learning Agreement for traineeship, 3^rd part – After mobility) to Barbora Okosy, this document must be the ORIGINAL !!!
• complete and submit the Final report (students will receive the login code via email (check the spam) - EU Survey
• take the online language test again on return from their mobility