Panorama de Santiago de Compostela, Espagne

Stages · Galicia

Stages à Santiago de Compostela

Le bout du Camino — pèlerinage, université et tourisme.

  • Cathedral
  • Plaza del Obradoiro
  • Mercado de Abastos
  • Alameda Park
  • Rúa do Franco
Climat
Atlantique — pluvieux
Secteur principal
Tourisme & hôtellerie

The Baroque façade of Santiago de Compostela cathedral.

Santiago de Compostela en images

Quartiers, monuments et vie quotidienne qui vous attendent.

Pilgrims arriving on Plaza del Obradoiro.
Pilgrims arriving on Plaza del Obradoiro.
Rúa do Franco — tapas street with Galician wine.
Rúa do Franco — tapas street with Galician wine.
Mercado de Abastos — Galician seafood counter.
Mercado de Abastos — Galician seafood counter.

Pourquoi faire un stage à Santiago de Compostela ?

Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle est l'une des grandes villes de pèlerinage au monde. Le tourisme, l'hôtellerie et l'éducation en sont les secteurs clés.

  • Tourisme du Camino
  • Forte culture universitaire

Vivre et travailler à Santiago de Compostela

La réalité de la ville au-delà de la carte postale — ce qu'il faut savoir avant d'arriver.

Culture

Santiago is the endpoint of the Camino — a UNESCO city with a granite old town that lights up when it rains (which it often does). The University of Santiago is one of Spain's oldest, giving the city a permanent student population and a very Galician mix of pilgrims, professors and pulpo á feira in the tapas bars.

Se déplacer

Compact and walkable; local buses cover the outer neighbourhoods; the AVE now links Santiago with Madrid in 3h.

Idéal pour

Tourism, cultural heritage, Galician language, biotech and hospitality interns.

Secteurs clés à Santiago de Compostela

Les secteurs qui recrutent le plus nos stagiaires dans cette ville.

Tourisme & hôtellerie
Éducation

Vivre à Santiago de Compostela

De petits détails qui font toute la différence le premier mois.

  • Emportez des vêtements imperméables

Our service

Ce dont nous nous occupons pour votre stage à Santiago de Compostela

De la sélection des entreprises d'accueil à Santiago de Compostela jusqu'au Learning Agreement, visa et logistique d'arrivée — un conseiller dédié s'occupe de tout.

  • Curated host-company shortlist matched to your profile
  • Learning Agreement & Erasmus+ paperwork end-to-end
  • Visa, NIE and insurance orientation
  • Accommodation guidance in every host city
  • Local coordinator from day one to evaluation
  • Mid-term and final reports for your university

Offres en cours à Santiago de Compostela

De nouvelles offres à Santiago de Compostela sont ajoutées chaque semaine — inscrivez-vous sur la liste d'attente ou demandez une recherche personnalisée.

Ouvrir le portail Santiago de Compostela

Témoignages d'étudiants et de partenaires

Les voix des étudiants, coordinateurs et entreprises d'accueil avec qui nous avons travaillé.

“I went from a CV in a Google Doc to a paid marketing internship in Spain in five weeks. The team handled the visa, the contract and even introduced me to my flatmates.”

Léa Bernard

Marketing intern · Sciences Po

“Our whole class of 24 vocational students did their Erasmus+ mobility through Spain Internship. One coordinator, zero spreadsheets, every placement on brief.”

Dr. Markus Lehmann

Erasmus+ coordinator · TU München

“Three weeks after briefing them we had two bilingual designers on the team and the Erasmus+ agreement signed without touching a form.”

Ana Ruiz

Founder · Barcelona startup

Stages à Santiago de Compostela — FAQ

Les questions les plus fréquentes posées à nos coordinateurs.

What internships are available in Santiago de Compostela?
Santiago de Compostela hosts placements in Tourism & Hospitality, Education. We match students with vetted host companies based on academic background, languages and career goals — typically a 2–6 month training agreement (convenio de prácticas) signed by your university.
Is the internship in Santiago de Compostela paid?
Most placements in Santiago de Compostela include a monthly stipend of €300–€900 depending on sector — IT and engineering roles pay at the top of that band, tourism and hospitality trainees are often paid €0–€400 plus accommodation. Erasmus+ grants stack on top of any stipend.
Do I need to speak Spanish for an internship in Santiago de Compostela?
Espagnol et galicien is the local working language. Multinationals and most tech / marketing scale-ups in Santiago de Compostela operate in English, so B2 English is usually enough — but conversational Spanish widens the shortlist significantly and is essential for client-facing roles.
How much does it cost to live in Santiago de Compostela as an intern?
Interns in Santiago de Compostela typically budget €700–€1,100/month all-in, split roughly 50 % rent, 20 % food, 5 % transport and 25 % leisure. Central neighbourhoods cost more.
Which neighbourhood should I live in during my Santiago de Compostela internship?
Pick an area within 30 minutes of your host company by public transport. Our coordinator maps districts against your placement address on the pre-arrival call.
How long are internships in Santiago de Compostela?
Standard placements run 2 to 6 months. Erasmus+ mobilities extend up to 12 months. We adapt the dates to your university calendar and can split the placement across semesters.

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