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One partner for international talent pathways. From talent matching and preparation to arrival support and long-term guidance, Bixter helps host companies build stronger teams across agriculture, food processing, and hospitality.
Let’s Build Your Team
Bixter connects European host companies with prepared international talent through one structured system of talent matching, preparation, mobility, and long-term support.
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– Knowledge of farming or production systems
– Basic understanding of machinery and livestock handling
– Practical educational background related to the placement
– Strong motivation to build an international career
– Significant mismatch with agreed recruitment criteria
– Consistently low performance
– Violations related to drugs or alcohol
– Candidate recruitment and screening
– Visa and residence documentation
– Communication with migration authorities
– Arrival coordination
– Ongoing support during the full placement period
We also provide:
– Bixter Academy onboarding preparation
– Cultural and workplace preparation before arrival
The goal is to reduce onboarding pressure, misunderstandings, and administrative burden for the company.
Depending on the country and program type, candidates may be currently enrolled students or graduates with completed relevant education.
Most programs are intended for candidates approximately 20–35 years old, although exact requirements may vary by country, sector, and visa category.
– Pre-departure guidance
– Workplace preparation
– Cultural awareness preparation
– Bixter Academy onboarding resources
– Information about European workplace expectations and routines
The goal is to help candidates integrate faster and avoid common misunderstandings after arrival.
For Danish traineeship programs, candidates may need to document their English level through recognised language tests, depending on the specific visa and program requirements.
Most programs include:
– Practical workplace experience in real European companies
– Working schedules typically between 37–40 hours per week
– Occasional paid overtime depending on the season and operational needs
– Accommodation facilitated by the host company for an affordable monthly fee.
– Ongoing support from Bixter during the placement period
The goal of the programs is to combine practical international experience with professional development in a structured and legally compliant environment.
Check your eligibility for Bixter programs by sending your CV, degree certificate or letter of enrollment (with graduation date), educational transcript, passport copy, letter of recommendation and IELTS or TOLF certificate (only necessary for Danish traineeship programs) through the contact form in this website.
– Universities
– Educational institutions
– International representatives
– Global educational partners
We continuously build partnerships within agriculture, food technology, hospitality, and related sectors to connect host companies with students who match programme requirements.
– Screen and interview candidates
– Verify educational backgrounds
– Assess practical suitability
– Match trainees to appropriate host companies
Our support team remains involved throughout the full traineeship period to support both the trainee and the host company.
– Pre-arrival preparation
– Workplace language
– Cultural awareness
– Onboarding preparation
– Sector-specific preparation resources
This helps improve integration, communication, and placement stability before candidates arrive in Europe.
– Structured international traineeship pathways
– Long-term experience with European traineeship programmes
– Host company partnerships across Europe
– Ongoing support during placements
– Transparent and legally compliant programme structures
This creates stronger international opportunities for students while helping host companies access better-prepared international talent.