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Student life Discover the international experience through the testimonies of three student construction engineers Published on 29/04/24
In the world of education and engineering, internationalisation has become a key element in producing competent professionals who are aware of global issues. An Instagram live took place featuring three BUILDERS Engineering School students. Thibaud, Maxime and Manon, all involved in humanitarian missions in Latin America, shared their experiences.
Engineering school: training and international outlook
The engineering school is a fertile ground for exploration and learning. Today, however, it is no longer enough to acquire technical skills alone. Future engineers also need to be aware of global issues and be ready to act in a international context . This observation has prompted BUILDERS Engineering School to develop its opportunities in International in particular through courses or the creation of various partnerships international partnerships.
Mutual aid and construction with International Solidarity
The construction is a key sector where the impact of humanitarian action can be significant. Construction projects in underprivileged regions or those affected by disasters require a high level of expertise. technical expertise but also a sensitivity to local needs and a understanding social issues . The testimonies of Manon, Thibaud and Alexandre, former members of the International Solidarity , have highlighted the importance of this alliance between construction and mutual aid on an international scale .
Testimonials: Manon, Thibaud and Alexandre
Manon, Thibaud and Alexandre each brought their own perspective to their experience in Latin America . This live show shows us how important it is to be able to adapt to different environments, sometimes with very different approaches and methods. Beyond the technical aspects of construction , it's also the collaborative and intercultural projects construction to which they have contributed and which have had an impact on them.
TECHO: A key partner in this international adventure
Behind each humanitarian mission hides a solid support network. In the case of Manon, Thibaud and Alexandre, the organisation TECHO played a key role in the planning and coordination of their travel in Latin America. TECHO is a non-profit, non-governmental organisation dedicated to the construction of emergency accommodation and community development in shantytowns in Latin America.
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