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Das Praktikum, das niemand bezahlen kann

Follow students who make the real costs of a compulsory placement visible and obtain approved local alternatives. 909 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why would a slightly cheaper room not make the distant placement affordable for the narrator?
What makes a local alternative an eligible placement rather than merely a convenient nearby job?
When does the narrator make the cultural-centre acceptance definite?
What can the two newly approved local placements and revised information page legitimately establish?
What changes in Anton's view between his first reply and the later presentation?
Why does choosing the local paid placement not mean the narrator has chosen less demanding work?