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Year 3 Business Studies Intra Programme

  • 09-09-2006 12:36pm
    #1
    tvr
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 416 ✭✭


    Just wondering if anyone has done this and what's it like . Having being getting more negative feedback then positive . Just wanted to get some people experiences who have done it.

    Is it true you only get paid on average about 330 euro week or does it differ with the job or is it a set fee because that seems very low . Thats like the min wage . Are the hours like a normal job 9-5.30 etc.

    Experience or not I dont want to be working for a year at or near the min wage.


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  • #2
    neGev
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 812 ✭✭✭neGev


    You should have waited another minute to post :|

    Anyway, I did a 6 month placement in second year as part of the EBF programme.
    Wages seems to be in or around 330 per week. Obviously it depends on the company you're with though. I was on €325/week + overtime whenever I wanted to work it.
    Hours are normal business hours by and large, 09.30 - 17.30.

    Most people have good things to say about it, I personally loved the time I was on INTRA and didn't really want to come back.
    Those wages might seem low, but if you can't struggle by on 330 a week then you're doing pretty badly. Most people I knew came off intra loaded.

    In the long run, it'll more than likely be worth doing it.


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