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Mar
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Progetto Prisma – Parla il Tedesco con Bosch
Bosch is back with the 22nd edition of Project Prisma - Speak German with Bosch! This year, 16 students from the Politecnico di Torino will have the opportunity to learn German through a free course offered by the company.
Are you interested in Project Prisma - Speak German with Bosch? You could be one of the 16 selected students if you meet the following requirements:
• Enrolment in the second year of a Master's degree in Engineering
• Grade point average of 26/30 or higher
• Qualifying extracurricular activities
• Advanced knowledge of English (minimum B2 level)
• Attendance at the launch event.
The project will be presented at the launch event on March 12th, where company representatives will explain the project, selection requirements, and course schedule.
Selection will be carried out directly by Bosch based on CVs received by March 12th, 2025.
The German course will be taught by instructors from the Abbey School of Turin in classrooms at the Politecnico di Torino and will aim to achieve an A1.1 level of German proficiency.
The 40 hours of lessons will be scheduled for April-May, with 2-3 meetings per week between 5:30 PM and 7:30 PM.
What are you waiting for? Register here by March 10th!
The course will not grant academic credits.
Are you interested in Project Prisma - Speak German with Bosch? You could be one of the 16 selected students if you meet the following requirements:
• Enrolment in the second year of a Master's degree in Engineering
• Grade point average of 26/30 or higher
• Qualifying extracurricular activities
• Advanced knowledge of English (minimum B2 level)
• Attendance at the launch event.
The project will be presented at the launch event on March 12th, where company representatives will explain the project, selection requirements, and course schedule.
Selection will be carried out directly by Bosch based on CVs received by March 12th, 2025.
The German course will be taught by instructors from the Abbey School of Turin in classrooms at the Politecnico di Torino and will aim to achieve an A1.1 level of German proficiency.
The 40 hours of lessons will be scheduled for April-May, with 2-3 meetings per week between 5:30 PM and 7:30 PM.
What are you waiting for? Register here by March 10th!
The course will not grant academic credits.