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The Intern Group
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Experience New York City, the world’s financial and business capital, with a career-boosting international internship. NYC provides unparalleled opportunities to gain professional skills, global connections, and real-world experience across finance, business, marketing, PR, tech, NGOs, and more. Ou
See All 9 ProgramsIntern Abroad HQ
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Intern in Spain with Intern Abroad HQ and experience award-winning, accredited programs in Valencia, Madrid, Barcelona, Tenerife or Seville. Whether you're a student, recent graduate, gap year traveler, or career changer, you’ll gain real-world experience in fields like Business, Psychology, Anima
See All 20 ProgramsAdelante Abroad
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Adelante Abroad offers affordable internship programs in Madrid, Seville, and Barcelona in nearly every field. Each program emphasizes cultural immersion, language acquisition, and career development through hand-selected internships for each of our applicants. Adelante Abroad provides an easy way
See All 9 ProgramsCIEE College Study Abroad
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CIEE offers the most extensive network of internship programs. Are you a U.S. college student looking to study and intern abroad? We have full-time and part-time placements across 40+ locations worldwide and in diverse fields, from AI and engineering to public policy and business administration. Fi
See All 8 ProgramsVAC Internships Cape Town
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As a participant of our program in Cape Town, South Africa, you tell us what type of internship experience you are looking for, and we will create a tailored placement based on your specific interests. We’ll place you within an environment where you will make a positive contribution to your host org
See All 7 ProgramsAsia Internship Program
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AIP is an international internship service provider. We've launched the AIP remote internship program so that you can increase the chances of your employability through a professional internship experience, from anywhere in the world. Whether you’re a young professional, college student, or recent c
See All 9 ProgramsBeyond Academy
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Beyond Academy is GoAbroad’s Top-Rated Intern Abroad Program. Our Tokyo Internship Program holds a 9.25/10 rating from 60+ verified student reviews. We combine tailored internships, deep cultural immersion, and a supportive community to help you thrive in Japan — and we’re backed by 500+ verified fi
See All 14 ProgramsConnect-123 Internship Programs
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Looking to launch your career while experiencing life in one of the world’s most dynamic cities? Connect-123’s internship program in Sydney gives you the chance to build your résumé, grow your network, and gain international experience—all in an English-speaking hub of culture, innovation, and oppor
See All 9 ProgramsAIFS Abroad
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Spend a semester or academic year in the modern and cosmopolitan city of Barcelona, Spain, with AIFS Abroad! You’ll earn up to 15 credits per semester studying at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF). Courses are taught in English or Spanish, with no previous Spanish language study required. There a
See All 4 ProgramsGoEco - Top Volunteer Organization
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Expand your horizons with a medical volunteer experience or internship abroad! Our programs are ideal for students of nursing, medicine, dentistry and public health. Our wide variety of programs allows for students in all years, with all levels of experience, to get the most out of the experience. I
See All 9 ProgramsInternational Medical Aid (IMA)
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IMA offers an opportunity to enhance your medical and healthcare knowledge with International Medical Aid's Pre-Med and Health Fellowships. Crafted for pre-med undergraduates, medical students, and high school students, these fellowships offer a unique chance to engage deeply with global health care
See All 8 ProgramsExpanish
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Combine professional experience with life on Spain’s Mediterranean coast through the Expanish Semester Internship in Málaga. This program allows students to earn academic credit while gaining hands-on experience in a part-time internship placement aligned with their field of study. Students typical
See All 4 ProgramsJENZA
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Looking to get ahead over the summer, need academic credit as part of your degree, or just graduated and wondering what’s next? Turn your academic achievements into professional work experience with a 1-12 month internship in the UK. What is Intern UK A cultural, creative, and corporate superpower
See All 2 ProgramsInternship in Japan
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Internship in Japan by SEKAIA Inc. (formerly ICC Consultants Inc.) Internship in Japan by SEKAIA is Japan’s leading internship program, connecting global talent with professional opportunities across the country. Based in the heart of Tokyo since 1988, we offer one of the largest networks of excit
Atlas Internships
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A year-round circulation of tropical and warm weather has made Costa Rica one of the world’s few remaining natural utopias. The country’s untouched beaches, majestic mountains and volcanoes, gorgeous waterfalls, and prolific rainforests are home to more than 500,000 native species. Atlas Internship
See All 10 ProgramsVolunteer for the Visayans
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Volunteer in a nutrition project in the Philippines and help Volunteer for the Visayans address a critical public health issue. Volunteers will work closely with VFV staff and local communities to tailor projects to combat hunger and improve food security through heightened nutritional awareness.
EA Ski and Snowboard Training
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Fast-track your ski instructor career with EA Ski and Snowboard Training at Lake Tahoe in the USA. Join EA, the world's largest provider of ski and snowboard instructor training courses, on an instructor internship at Northstar. This program will set you up with a paid role as a ski instructor. I
Linguistic Horizons
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Intern abroad with Linguistic Horizons in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, Peru! We are located at the foot of the Andes mountains between Cusco and Machu Picchu! This program is ideal for those who want to go off the beaten path to have a truly immersive experience. You'll improve your Spanish, exp
See All 4 ProgramsMente Argentina
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Mente Argentina's international internship program in Buenos Aires bridges the gap between those who want an extraordinary internship experience and the companies and organizations in the city that need talented, diverse individuals to work on short and long-term projects. Mente Argentina cooperates
See All 2 ProgramsDoctors in Italy Fellowship Program
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Get out of your comfort zone, and into the hospital – abroad. Voted a Top Rated Program for 2026, the Doctors in Italy Fellowship Program is designed for future healthcare professionals who want to build global awareness, cultural sensitivity, and a strong international network before they even sta
See All 2 ProgramsA Guide to Health Internships Abroad
Why Intern Abroad
Students in the health sciences field are preparing themselves for a demanding professional career in which every bit of experience will likely come in handy, and an international health internship is a fantastic addition to any student’s professional practice. Add to that the possibility of using a health science degree to move on to professional schools in fields such as medicine, dentistry, and physical therapy, and you have every reason to add a resume boosting international experience to your education. Students interning abroad in health sciences will be exposed to the widely varied approaches to health care present around the world, including methods and treatments that may be different to what can be found in Western countries like the United States.
Interns can also utilize international internship experience as a great networking opportunity, expanding their professional contacts list to span not just cities and states, but borders as well. Finally, international health internships can and often will expose students to types of patient care environments that simply cannot be found within their own country’s borders. Through a health internship abroad students will come face to face with the difficulties of health delivery in places where health care systems are practically (and sometimes literally) non-existent, and experience that is both eye-opening and humbling.
Locations
The location sought out for an international health internship will depend largely on the specific subset of health care a student is pursuing.
Academically Based. A top choice for students looking for a health internship abroad that is more academic than field work based is none other than Germany. Germany is a global leader in almost every science field, and health sciences are no exception. With constant breakthroughs in epidemiology, neurology, and biomedical sciences, Germany is a top notch, first world destination, especially for students hoping to go to professional schools in medicine, dentistry, optometry, and related fields.
Hands On Based. Students studying health fields related to human movement could be hard pressed to find a more appropriate international internship destination than Australia for experience in their chosen professions. Students interested in fields like physical therapy, athletic training, and sports medicine can find plenty of internship opportunities for health science in Australia’s expansive sporting culture, as well as more research based opportunities in sports performance and human physiology laboratories, of which Australia has some of the finest in the world.
Rural/Need Based. These health internships abroad are more suited for either medical students or students in fields like public health, social work, or health systems administration. International health internships available in places like Uganda, Nepal, and Cambodia focus primarily on delivering healthcare to those who need it most. Having minimal or no access to healthcare is one of the largest preventable health disparities on Earth, and health internships in places like these will focus not only on educating the student, but on making them an active part of the fight to rectify the health crisis at hand. If you can handle the absence of many modern comforts, then a health internship abroad in a developing nation might be the perfect mix of professional and personal experience.
Health Science Internships Abroad
Since the health science field is so large and diverse, the types of placements interns may find will be equally as varied. However, the main focus of the field will always remain the patients themselves. This means that almost any internship opportunity in health sciences will involve interacting with and providing health care catering to the needs of local patients.
In terms of day to day life as a health intern, established medical professionals are likely to oversee students, providing guidance and training throughout daily tasks. For most interns, the type of work performed daily will be required again in some professional capacity later in their careers. Skills such as data collection and logging methods, basic physiologic testing practices, and standard laboratory techniques are all commonly expected to be attained by interns, serving them well in their future educational and professional careers.
The biggest difference between domestic and international health internships may be in their time frames. In the health sciences, it is commonly accepted that students have a relatively stringent academic schedule to stick to. Agencies asking for interns to travel overseas are likely to offer their internships in a smaller time span than those back home. Full summer internship programs are about as long as international internships will get, allowing students to complete their experience without having to jeopardize their graduation plans. Shorter opportunities are also readily available, accepting interns for anywhere from one to four weeks, meaning an international health internship can easily be squeezed into even a short break from school.
As a note, due to the shorter length of the experience as a whole, interns are quite often expected to work no less than full time during international health internships. These hours can be filled with work in a variety of settings, but students should still expect to be working in at least some capacity for a majority of their stay.
GoAbroad's Insider Tips
Invaluable & Irreplaceable Experience. Perhaps the biggest benefit from an international health internship will come in the form of experience. Not only is an internship abroad a fantastic addition to any resume, be it for a job or for acceptance to professional school, but it is an invaluable addition to the education of any future health professional. Learning to adapt your current knowledge to a new setting and apply it successfully is a highly sought after skill in almost any field, but especially so in the health sciences. Everyday health professionals experience change, be it in their location, their care techniques, or simply in their patients. Demonstrating that you have a history of dealing with these challenges and succeeding will be a major advantage moving forward in your career.
Build Your Network. Networking is crucial in the health industry, and an international health internship will open doors that would be completely unattainable through a domestic internship. Having contacts overseas is a way to share health data and learn from the methods of others who may not approach problems the same way you do. In the health field, this can be incredibly beneficial, as we are all just human beings and tend to suffer from the same health issues regardless of location. The effective treatment of various conditions is a major goal for every health care system, and the ability to share ideas and information around the world is key to the advancement of healthcare for all.
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A Transformative Adventure.
August 30, 2026by: Alivia Bhullar - United KingdomProgram: Indigenous Plant Medicine & Ethnobotany Internship – Ecuador
Whenever I reminisce on my journey with Beyond Travels, my inner being lights up. I feel an overwhelming sense of warmth and gratitude. I spent several weeks in the Amazon as part of the Amazonian Indigenous Plant Medicine & Herbalism internship. From the moment I arrived, I felt safe, secure and genuinely cared for by the Beyond Travels team. Their knowledge, and thoughtful guidance sparked the confidence to fully immerse myself in the experience and embrace everything the Amazon had to offer. It was reassuring to have the team there to help translate and make sense of information along the way, as I would have felt quite lost trying to navigate alone. There was something almost ecstatic about being immersed in the aliveness of the Amazon. All of my senses were heightened. From the sound of thunder rolling through the rainforest with the torrential rain, to the incredible richness of lush green landscape, and the taste of forest foods: sweet cacao and guaba fruit, plantain, yuca, freshly caught wild fish, and much more. I often found myself thinking, Is this really my life right now!? One of the most impactful parts of my experience was staying with my host family — The team absolutely got the pairing right! I feel so honoured to have been welcomed into their home and community. They treated me as though I was a family member, showing me unconditional love and acceptance, despite the language barrier. Sharing in their everyday life deepened my connection to the jungle.. from hiking and working in their chakra (garden), to playing with the children in the river. The simpler rhythm of life, rooted me in presence. Spending time at Amupakin (midwifery health centre) with my host Mama, was incredibly special as I was surrounded by feminine energy, that felt truly nurturing. Taking part in ceremonies, limpias, and learning about their traditional medicine added another beautiful dimension to my experience, and opened my awareness to alternative ways of healing. I was particularly curious about Ayahuasca in which I was able to observe and participate in its preparation. It was mind expanding to learn about these traditions within their cultural context, and I was fascinated by how indigenous knowledge has been passed down through generations, and remains so woven into their everyday life. I was constantly confronted with the striking contrast to the ways we live in the West, and left me reflecting on just how disconnected we can sometimes be from the natural world and the knowledge held within it. I would recommend Beyond Travels over and over again. This was, without a doubt, one of the most meaningful experiences of my life. It has left such a lasting impression on me that I feel called to return. See you soon, Amazon. Thank you Andy and your team for creating such a spectacular opportunity

Best time ever!
August 28, 2026by: Alastair A - United KingdomProgram: International Internships in Bangkok
I interned in Bangkok at a law firm, I had a great relationship with my colleagues and they were very friendly and welcoming. The intern group was also great, they provided airport pickup and arranged weekly excursions for the inters, which were always exciting. I loved the city and the internship allowed me to see a side of Bangkok tourist usually don't get the opportunity to see. I loved the experience and would definitely do it again.
Software Engineer in Bangkok
August 28, 2026by: Abbas Khan - United KingdomProgram: International Internships in Bangkok
I had a 6 week, software engineering internship in Bangkok. The experience was great and well directed by the intern group, the accommodation was fantastic and the weekly excursions were very fun, the excursions allowed me to dive into the culture and explore Bangkok. My host organisation was an international real estate company, I worked in the business technology department and had a great experience, my colleagues and boss were very welcoming and communication wasn't an issue. Overall the experience was great and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking to get experience. It has greatly improved my success when applying for jobs after graduation too.
Great program!
August 27, 2026by: Franziska * - GermanyProgram: Social Internship in South Korea with Korea Gapyear
The program was the reason I could come to Korea in the first place. The staff was very helpful when it came to finding a suitable internship! I could always contact them if I needed help or was unsure about something! They were also always nice and friendly! I was also happy to learn that they offered activities and even educational trips themselves! I can recommend this program to everyone who wants to travel to Korea without worries!! I had an incredible time and could travel and work at the same time!



6 months KGY Internship
August 27, 2026by: Reina * - NetherlandsProgram: Social Internship in South Korea with Korea Gapyear
I think KGY is great when it comes to guidance. It was my first time in Korea and I had a lot of questions and stumbled across some problems in there but I felt relieved when I knew that KGY was there if I had any concerns. I learned a lot about me and my ways of working at the internship and I feel like this will be very useful in my future! KGY helped me a lot finding out how to do stuff and they also gave me the documents I needed for my university and accreditation. I’m pretty satisfied with what I did because I like to do editing a lot and I also mentioned that to KGY that's what I mainly did during my internship, making a lot of videos, and creating and editing them. So thank you so much for everything Korea Gap Year.

great opportunity
August 27, 2026by: Ines * - BelgiumProgram: Social Internship in South Korea with Korea Gapyear
It felt a bit overwhelming just because there was so much information and new things I had to discover for my internship but the team is great has been great, they are friendly, some of them speak French and I love the atmosphere already. For my first day on my internship I had a meeting with the CEO and he explained to me the whole story behind the company It was interesting and I could tell he is really passionate about it so it’s great. But it has been good so far and I had a lot of company dinners and I was really excited about that. I 100% enjoyed my time in Korea and happy I had a great internship experience.



Internship in Taipei, Taiwan
August 26, 2026by: Madeline Santoso - United StatesI spent 2 months abroad in Taipei, Taiwan through AIP, and it was a really positive experience! I had some issues with my original internship placement, but my team was incredibly responsive! I really appreciate Jeff, Roro, and Nisha’s support and help throughout the process. With their help and flexibility, I was placed with another company very quickly. The transition process was fast and smooth, and I couldn't be more happy with my internship. Moreover, my living accommodations through AIP were excellent. I was close to transportation and the neighborhood was very peaceful. I'm extremely grateful to the AIP team for their help.



An Experience That Changed Me
August 26, 2026by: Lema Wardak - CanadaProgram: International Internships in Bangkok
Working in Bangkok through The Intern Group was truly an amazing experience. I interned at an international law firm and worked on many projects, but the personal growth I experienced was what truly stayed with me. Being able to live and work in Thailand pushed me far outside of my comfort zone, with any international trip you have to adapt to a new country, new people, a new culture, and a completely different environment. The biggest impact came when I returned home. Having to go back to my normal routines made me realize just how much I had changed. I came back more confident, independent, open-minded and much more aware of what I wanted from life. I started questioning the things I had accepted simply because they were familiar and became more comfortable letting go of people, environments, and routines that were no longer making me happy. It genuinely felt like I had closed one chapter of my life and walked into a completely new one. I would recommend The Intern Group to anyone who is willing to challenge themselves and experience something completely outside of their normal life. you may go into it expecting an internship, but you just might come back realizing that you are capable of so much more than you thought. For me, Thailand didn't just give me work experience, it gave me a new perspective on my life and the courage to start building towards the future I actually want.
NYC Summer Internship 2026
August 26, 2026by: isabelle clayton temple - United KingdomBeyond Academy were absolutely brilliant from start to finish, every step is well thought out with sufficient support throughout not only from the programme leaders in the city taking us to events, shows, dinners, and hotspots, but also from those behind the scenes making the internship happen in the first place!
Amazing time in Medellin
August 25, 2026by: Amelia Bartlett - United KingdomI had the best time, the accommodation was really good and social activities made it easy to meet other interns and explore the city. Mari and Marián were always so friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend this experience! :)
Would recommend to anyone!
August 25, 2026by: Bruce Matthews - United StatesMy trip to Medellin was so valuable to me. So glad I went with The Intern Group. Housing and events were perfect, and I really liked the way they ran it. You get to go on multiple trips and many social events and are able to make friends and form connections with a variety of people from different backgrounds.
So glad we did this together
August 25, 2026by: Lucia Delgado - United StatesProgram: Physician Assistant & Pre-PA Internship Abroad | Go Elective
I came to Africa with a friend, and I'm so glad we got to share this experience together. From our time in the hospital to exploring and experiencing the culture, we learnt so much and made some amazing memories. The Go-Elective team was also very welcoming and made us feel comfortable throughout our stay.
An Experience I Will Never Forget
August 25, 2026by: Hailey Christensen - United StatesProgram: Physician Assistant & Pre-PA Internship Abroad | Go Elective
My time in Kenya gave me the chance to experience healthcare in a way I had never seen before. I was able to spend time in different wards, learn from healthcare professionals, and witness moments that were both inspiring and difficult. Some of the cases I saw were heartbreaking, while others, like witnessing births, were incredibly moving. Seeing patients and families go through such different experiences gave me a much deeper appreciation for patient care and showed me how important compassion is in medicine. Outside the hospital, I really enjoyed learning more about Kenyan culture, meeting local people, and exploring Mombasa. Everyone I met was warm and welcoming, and the GoElective team made the whole experience feel organised, comfortable, and easy to enjoy. It was a trip that gave me so much to reflect on, both personally and professionally.
Sports Internship at Korean Company
August 25, 2026by: Elijah * - United StatesProgram: Social Internship in South Korea with Korea Gapyear
Hey, I am Elijah, 22 years old from Hawaii. I was in Korea to be a Marketing and Content Creator at a Sports Company for 3 months. I came alone to Korea, and this was actually my first time going abroad in general, since I have only been within the United States, so it was definitely a huge step for me. I would highly recommend Korea GapYear to anyone who wants to come to South Korea or just wants to experience living in Korea, working in Korea. It does not matter what you do, I am sure that they can find the perfect job for you. My advice to future participants is just to get yourself out there. I mean, for me, I am a very introverted person and so getting myself out there was a little difficult at first. But if you do some research maybe beforehand, before coming, you can find yourself a little community that you can get yourself connect to and just really enjoy every moment you have here.



Rewarding and Fulfilling Work Experience
August 25, 2026by: Clare Philp - United KingdomProgram: Virtual/Remote Global Internships Through The Intern Group
I had an lovely and efficient experience with the intern group, no matter who I interacted with they were kind and helpful, the whole experience was very rewarding and they are always available for any questions along the way! I was really unsure on how it would all go, but I was very impressed and I have nothing but positive things to say. From the start they made the process of finding an internship that would suit my needs so easy and every step of the way they are encouraging you. I absolutely loved my time with them and have zero regrets. I got matched with a company very quickly and I absolutely adored my experience and time with the company I got to work for. Even though it was remote I was still made to feel like I was part of the process and I throughly enjoyed experiencing being part of real work for real people. Even if you are a university student looking to gain experience one summer or a recent graduate there is no doubt in my mind you will gain something valuable from doing an internship with a company that aligns with your career goals.
Great first internship experience!
August 24, 2026by: Azairia Chacon - United StatesProgram: Global Internship & Volunteer Programs with Connect-123!
My internship as a market and financial analyst was an excellent opportunity for me to gain professional experience dealing with real business needs and personnel. The submersion taught me many technical skills and built my confidence, which I am sure have helped prepare me for my future positions.
The best experience ever!
August 24, 2026by: Stephanie Lin - United StatesMy experience in Thailand has been so fun! I got to see a lot of the major temples and sites that are a must visit. I made many friends with the other interns here. The staff were very welcoming and accommodating. They helped me with any questions I had or anything in general. Overall my experience was amazing, 10/10 would recommend to anyone on the fence about it! I would even come back if I could!
I had the best time of my life doing an internship in here
August 22, 2026by: Raimond Kevin - NetherlandsProgram: International Internships in Bangkok
Personally, though, my experience with the TIG has been so much positive. Their team was always responsive and supportive throughout the whole process. They helped me a lot to prepare for mock interviews pre-interview with the host company, organised CV workshops and seminars and even ran cultural sessions that brought me closer to a better idea of what living and interning abroad would actually be like before i arrived. They also helped me with accommodation, my visa process and answered pretty much every question i had along the way. What I actually do appreciate the most is how supportive the Bangkok Intern Group has been. Whenever I need help whether it was with exchanging money, accommodation, or if any issues came up with work, they are always there to help and respond quickly. I would definitely say this experience has been worth all.
My summer in Bangkok
August 22, 2026by: Charlotte Bevin - United StatesI absolutely loved my summer in Bangkok with Beyond Academy. It was really interesting to learn about Thai culture from just walking to the BTS station and talking to locals. It is very humid in Bangkok and be prepared to sweat a lot but it is worth it! The food in Thailand is delicious, my personal favorite was the Thai Basil Rice (you can clarify your spice levels). I also highly suggest to travel to other places in Thailand/South East Asia while you are there. I went to Phuket, Ko Samet (beaches) and Chang Mai (more mountains/rural).
Must Recomment K-Pop Entertainment Internship in Korea
August 21, 2026by: Shruti * - IndiaProgram: Social Internship in South Korea with Korea Gapyear
I'm not confident in Korean I just know how to say Annyeonghaseyo. Saranghae. I love you. I love BTS that's all I need to say. And I have been in South Korea for the past one month and a half. I have about 15 days left. So, I'm doing an internship in marketing and PR. It's in a K-pop entertainment company. It has been good. At the start, it was a bit new. I'm not used to sitting at the desk for such a long period. And this is my first internship, so now I'm used to it. It's a bit easier. All the people over there are really helpful and kind. I'm doing business administration and international business. My school wanted us to do a compulsory internship in our first year. At first, it was just additional work. I didn't want to do an internship right after my exams, since it's my vacation. So, I had to go somewhere that I would actually enjov. So, I was like, I'll just go to South Korea. It's the perfect thing for me. I love BTS. That's why I chose South Korea. It's basically because of BTS. And I don’t regret for a second and I have been really enjoying myself so much. I would definitely recommend it to everyone!



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