Join SCORE's unique internship program, where German and Costa Rican students collaborate to drive sustainable development in rural communities. We're bridging gaps, sharing knowledge, and building a future where everyone thrives.
🌍 We are thrilled to announce that applications are now open for the 2025 sCoRe Internship in Costa Rica!
In collaboration with UOS and the Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica, the sCoRe program is seeking passionate students eager to work alongside Costa Rican students and local entrepreneurs in the Turrialba and Dota regions. This internship is not just about gaining experience—it's about becoming part of a global community dedicated to bridging cultural gaps, exchanging ideas, and nurturing lasting social bonds.
🌱 Immerse Yourself in Costa Rica’s Rural Heartbeat Experience the vibrant landscapes of Costa Rica as you work hand-in-hand with local entrepreneurs. You'll have the opportunity to honor their culture and wisdom while amplifying sustainability and boosting the entrepreneurial spirit in these rural areas. This is your chance to be an active participant in shaping change.
At sCoRe, we believe in the power of global collaboration to drive meaningful change. Our core mission is to bridge cultural gaps, foster mutual understanding, and empower local entrepreneurs in underserved communities. We envision a world where students and entrepreneurs work together across borders to create sustainable growth, enhancing both local economies and global perspectives.
We achieve this by immersing university students in real-world entrepreneurial environments within rural Costa Rica. Through hands-on collaboration with local entrepreneurs, students contribute their expertise—whether in data science, web design, or other fields—while learning from the rich cultural context of the region. This exchange is rooted in respect, mutual learning, and a shared commitment to sustainability and social impact.
sCoRe is a dynamic internship program that offers students the chance to work alongside Costa Rican entrepreneurs in the Turrialba and Dota regions. Over six months, participants engage in projects that amplify local businesses, drive sustainable practices, and foster cross-cultural connections. Through this experience, students not only gain professional skills but also contribute to the economic and social well-being of the communities they serve.