On August 25, Kaleter closed out two milestones on the same day: the wrap-up presentations for this summer's international internship program with China Agricultural University, and a round of new-employee reviews.

International interns wrap up the summer

This summer, a group of international students from China Agricultural University joined the Kaleter team for a two-month internship. They worked with the International Trade Department, took part in hands-on training, and presented their results at the closing review on August 25.

Gwokyalya Lyton Maria, an MBA student from China Agricultural University, presents her internship summary

Filip Hamdan and Gwokyalya Lyton Maria were among the students presenting. Their internship covered the company's cage-free poultry equipment line and export process, work that also took them onto a trade show floor.

Filip Hamdan presents his internship summary at Kaleter

A Kaleter intern at a trade show booth for the company's cage-free poultry equipment

China Agricultural University is one of Kaleter's school-enterprise research partners. The students said the internship gave them an international perspective on the team's work and a first-hand look at Kaleter's culture and China's poultry equipment industry.

New employees complete their probation review

The same week, Kaleter's newest employees gave their own presentations: a look back at their work since joining, what they learned, and their plans going forward, ahead of the standard move from probation to permanent staff.

New Kaleter employees present their probation review presentations

A new Kaleter employee presents his probation review presentation

A new Kaleter employee presents his probation review presentation

A new Kaleter employee presents his probation review presentation

A new Kaleter employee presents her probation review presentation

A new Kaleter employee presents the Quality Department's probation review presentation

Kaleter congratulates both groups: the new employees starting the next stage of their careers with the company, and the students returning to their studies with hands-on experience in the poultry equipment industry.