IES Consulting is open to various ways of charging for our services. The most common alternatives are:
The university pays: once a student is accepted for an internship by the company, the university (having agreed to it before) pays the invoice for the recruitment process and administrative procedures.
The international mobility or scholarship institution pays: we collaborate with programmes such as Leonardo da Vinci or Erasmus+, and sending institutions pay for our service of finding placements for their pupils.
The student or his/her family pays: if the student has not received a scholarship, or their university does not have an economic collaboration contract with us, it is the very student or their parents who are charged with the fee for our services, as in case of a work and travel agency. Of course, in those cases, each candidate is informed about the process and the fees before the recruitment starts.
That said, unless an exception occurs, the companies who seek, accept, and train interns after our recruitment have no fees or bills to pay us.