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most EU universities (if not all) have different - understand that as higher - tuition for NON-EU members .....
also, getting a job as translator for a business or a company like Intel would require absolute mastering of both languages and usually we are talking technical languaes - so I assume preference goes to applicants with University degrees and at least minimum work experience (if not a lot) and preferebly in that given field. unless of course you have some solid and FAT personal connections.....
I would guess any internship after high school at a foreign country your councelor is expecting you to get is... at the ice-cream shop for example?
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