US
Dairy Export Council
Mexico
City, Mexico
Mexico-001
Internship Description
About the Organization:
A
non-profit organization that conducts integrated programs in marketing,
communications, promotion and research for US produced dairy products in
Mexico. They are currently expanding their efforts into Central America.
Local Activities:
Facility
is the representative's office in a residential neighborhood in Mexico City.
Focus is trade servicing, product promotion, and marketing research. Note:
The office is planning to move to San Miguel de Allende in Summer 2006.
Job Description:
Coordinate
USDEC in national exposition and fairs. Coordinate trade teams. Participate
in educational campaigns. Negotiate with restaurants and hotels for inclusion
of US dairy products. Select advertising information. Cooperate in budget.
Much done in English.
Additional Information:
http://usdec.org
Start Date:
any
term
Duration:
6
months
Number of Positions:
1
Intern Qualifications
Academic Background:
International
marketing/business; need knowledge of dairy products; Resource Economics,
Agricultural Business Management, Animal Sciences, or related major. Preference
given to students with career goals in the Dairy industry.
Skills/Experience:
Computer
(mainly Microsoft office applications), coursework in international marketing
and experience related to dairy and/or agriculture sectors. Strong writing
skills in English..
Language Requirement:
Proficiency
in Spanish equivalent to mid-fourth year university work.
Other Requirements:
Previous
study abroad recommended.
Internship Costs
Program Fees:
The program fee includes tuition, internship site development
and placement, pre-departure orientation, international health insurance, internship monitoring and follow-up.
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information, including the program fee, for your school.
Note: The program fee does not include airfare, housing, living expenses or
any other estimated costs noted below.
Note:
Any financial or in-kind support provided by the host organization
is explicitly indicated.
Compensation:
None.
Accommodation:
Internship
provider offers homestay with his family or a relative (approx. value $275/month)..
International Travel:
Approximately
$500 covered by employer
Cost of Living:
Intern
will need an additional $400-$500 per month for personal expenses plus travel
money.
Budget Note:
Applicants should use these estimates for preliminary budgeting
purposes.
IE3 will issue an official budget after acceptance by the
host organization.
Application Information
Academic Credit:
Up to 12 credits available as per arrangement with supervising department.
Application Materials:
IE3 is a program of the Oregon University System.
Students from participating
partner universities are also eligible to apply.
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information and select your school from the list.
Created/Revised: 11/15/05