FOR PARENTS

Your child is starting a brand new experience. Are you ready?

Health, safety and security

Health insurance:
We hope your child’s experience is accident and illness free, but just in case want all interns to stay safe, especially in a different country. So, we provide a health insurance plan through a reputable, experienced company.

On-site coordinator:
Every skills360 program is facilitated by an on-site coordinator. This coordinator is available to your child and other interns 24/7. In the event of any emergency or need to contact your child, you can also reach out to the on-site coordinator.

Security:
We want every intern to feel comfortable and be happy in their program location, which is why we choose central and exciting neighborhoods for our housing. But we never sacrifice on security. As a parent, you can rest assured that your child will be housed in a clean and safe environment. We also provide a full list of emergency information and contacts in the event of accidents.

Career development

skills360 advances careers far beyond an internship placement

Common questions about cost

You have a lot of questions about costs and fees for our internships and we want to give you answers! We’ve provided more information on the most frequently asked questions right here:

The cost of your child’s visa for the United States, United Kingdom, and anywhere in the world is included in the cost of our programs. We pay their application fee out of the tuition and we help your family throughout the entire visa process!

Other frequently asked questions

skills360 does everything possible to keep our interns safe. We provide comprehensive information on health and safety, including emergency numbers, prior to departure and at an in-depth orientation. We also give every intern a guide to the new neighborhood, with tips and tricks for adjusting to a new place. Most importantly, there is a skills360 on-site coordinator available 24/7 for emergencies.

Although we do everything possible to provide a safe internship experience, it is ultimately your intern’s responsibility to use good judgment and follow our guidelines.