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Over two months, I gained valuable skills, working on tasks like Facebook ad management and helping with the company’s website. This hands-on experience taught me how to adapt to challenges and grow professionally. I appreciated the trust and responsibilities given to me. Despite some hurdles, I consider this internship a significant learning experience that has prepared me well for future opportunities. I’m grateful for the support and mentorship I received throughout my time there.

I had the privilege of completing a 2-month remote internship with a Tech Solutions company as a Digital Marketing Intern, and the experience was so chill and enriching. One of the highlights of this internship was the hands-on exposure to various facets of digital marketing. I actively participated in content creation, managing social media platforms, and contributing to SEO optimization efforts. The team's guidance and constructive feedback played a pivotal role in refining my skills and understanding of the industry. I am proud to note specific achievements during the internship, including a notable increase in website traffic and social media engagement. These tangible results, coupled with the mentorship received, have significantly contributed to my professional development. All thanks to AIP for arranging my internship with this company. They exceeded my expectations and I'm very grateful for the opportunity. Also, they gave me a discount so I'm definitely applying for summer next year!

During covid, I was having a hard time applying to companies as I needed to do my internship. I found AIP on a Facebook page and although it was difficult to trust an agency at that time, I still tried and they offered me a remote internship. I built my trust when they offered me a company that does exactly what I wanted which is software development. Although the company is based in Asia, my manager was very flexible and considerate when it comes to working hours. The projects were aligned to my course and I am very grateful for this opportunity.

I am really interested in aviation maintenance studies specifically airframe and power plant training which will equip me skills to compete on the job market in my country I will be grateful once am given a chance

I did my virtual internship with a fashion boutique based in Taipei, managing and directing all of their social media platforms. I can say I had a lot of fun with this, as they gave me total creative freedom, and to my surprise entrusted me with a lot of responsibility. In the end I bonded very well with all the staff and they seemed very happy with my performance. Once the pandemic has totally died down I do plan on going to Taipei, and we have already discussed the possibility that a full-time job may be on offer! This is all thanks to Meiji!

I had been planning to gain some work experience with a Chinese company for the past couple years, but of course as we know the borders are still currently impenetrable. I caught wind of virtual internships from a university fair, and once I started I never looked back. From home I could access the work experience I was so patiently waiting for, and I have to say it was probably much more convenient than actually going out there. I managed to skip over the language barriers, homesickness, all the costs of living and travel - it’s easy to see why I’m happy. Yes it was virtual but I definitely worked on some real projects, and it was not easy! Meiji were so easy to work with, they put together the internship in no time and they did a great job in the process. For this reason I’d recommend them if you’re looking for a similar experience I had. All I can say is if you want to do an internship, always consider doing it with a company overseas, it will really give your resume a boost.

I started my virtual internship after I found myself with a lot of downtime during the dreaded post-graduation job searching and from my experience it brought me many benefits. I’m in the industry of marketing with a focus on the channels of social media, when I told this to Meiji they said they had some suitable companies for me to work with and they were not wrong. I ended up working with an amazing company in Japan, taking control of their social media platforms, video and image editing, etc. I had read up about many horror stories regarding Japanese companies, like their really long work hours, or super depressing atmospheres. But this company was so far from that, everybody was really nice and supportive, it was a small relatively young company so it felt very dynamic and I was given lots of responsibility. Meiji assured me that they choose their partners carefully so I imagine most of their companies would feel like this. In the end I had such a good time, it often felt like fun rather than work. I gained some unique work experience and I’m now actually considering moving to work in Japan! I guess you could say it changed my career path.

Doing an internship online was definitely something I have never done before so I was a little nervous, and also worried that it wouldn't be worth my time and money. I was wrong! I had so much fun working with the company in Singapore, they taught me a lot and I felt like a real team member at all times. Meiji Internships did the best job helping me find the internship. I sent them soooo many emails and they were always so patient and helpful, I wish I could meet them in person some time!! I also really appreciate that they made a call with me before so they could understand exactly what I wanted from the internship and they chose based on that conversation. Really really recommend Meiji!!

The pandemic brought possibly the hardest 2 years of my life. I had been planning to move to start working abroad in Korea but couldn’t for obvious reasons, and with everything closed and the time ticking I was really freaking out over the future of my career. That’s when I started looking into the online internships provided by Meiji. From start to finish they helped me with every step, and in the end I couldn't have been happier with the company they partnered me with. The work I did was actually valuable, being a random intern behind a laptop from the other side of the world had me worried I was just going to be given trivial tasks, but they entrusted me with so much responsibility and I’m so grateful for that. Going forward I feel like I’ve gained some great experience for my future career, and I’ve definitely put my worries aside. Thank you Meiji!

My passion for video games and programming let me study it for my full-time degree in Munich. I wanted to go to Thailand as I loved the start-up scene and vibe there I experienced pre covid at my fantastic summer trip. But the pandemic made a big cross through my plans. Meiji found me a perfect solution with an IT and Web-development company in Bangkok. I did 5-months internship and learned a lot I can use for my future career, especially, C++, Java, Java Script and some basic 3D animation.

I am marketing student from Poland, and find the internships on google. It was first time to do the online, so first not knowing how to expect. I work with the japanese company in my home so it was good for time. Finaly i am very happy with meiji who make me the best internship ever. I hope that you will chose meiji in the future. Thank you very much :)

Would genuinely recommend Meiji to anybody thinking of getting some international work experience from the comfort of your own home. I was in a bit of a panic when I didn't secure a summer internship whilst at university, then I came across Meiji. I’d always wanted to work with an international company, but obviously as a student didnt have the time nor money to do so. That’s when I grew interested in Meiji’s virtual internship. The work I did was pretty full on, whether or not that’s a good thing will depend on the person, but for me that was excellent as I love staying busy. That being said I worked from home and still had my free time, so I had a decent work life balance. So altogether a really good experience that was very convenient for me. Again, cant recommend Meiji enough. Cheers!

I was a little bit skeptical about doing a remote internship because I am a big fan of traveling and Singapore is a place I’ve always wanted to go though. I had low expectations but to be honest I was pleasantly surprised. Working remotely allowed me to stay in the comfort of my home, which is nice and my employers were extremely friendly and supportive. I will admit the time difference was a bit of a struggle as I was in Europe and they were in Singapore so there was a 6 hour difference but my employers were extremely flexible and allowed me to work when it was convenient for me. While it is a shame that I did not manage to go to Singapore this time, this experience allowed me to see what it’s like to work remotely. I did enjoy the process and would be open to doing a similar experience in the future!

Virtual / Remote internship or whatever you want to call it. I have to say-I was and am still kind of sceptical about not seeing my company or any staff members I am working with. However Corona did not give me any other option than considering this chance. and when I mean chance than I really do regret that I was not considering this earlier! My fellow uni friends went with other internship agencies and honestly in most cases I really heard bad stories from ignoring emails and not engaging with the intern at all. My first thought was to properly reach out to all the major agencies and I do have to admit Meiji gave me the best impression and their prices seemed also very justifiable compared with some expensive alternatives out there. So here I am, 23 year old German IT student who wants that international taste and also get in touch with an international work crowd. My first plan was to go to Japan last year but border never seem to open. I had a very friendly chat with the Meiji team and after a few emails and a proper Zoom call I made up my mind to go with the virtual internship option they offer! Little did I know how much fun I would have in my comfort zone and only leaving my room for the kitchen and some fun workout at the gym. I was placed in a gaming company in Tokio whose name I cannot disclose but I had a hell lot of fun with them and we even did after work sometimes “online Nomikais” (Japanese online drink parties through Zoom). That was a weird but fun experience. And the best part of all is that they offered me a paid internship for this Winter break or any future dates when the borders open again! So this turned out for me really well and I do hope to meet the fun Meiji staff sometime in Japan as well when I get there!haha Meiji arigatoo gosaimas! Stay true to yourselves!!! Your Boris!

There are many pros and maybe some cons to a virtual internship, but let me tell you virtual internships are real internships and therefore lots of work. Don't expect your host company to go easy on you just because you are working remotely. That said, it's very cool to have tons of flexibility and to get to know people from other parts of the world! Some of them I still talk to. I did a lot of writing during my internship and I actually think online worked better for my type of internship, it was really easy to get feedback and make corrections to my texts, and my company was for sure used to having interns both on-site and online, as they were ready to train me and seemed experienced in this regard. I got my credits for uni no problem ;)

Last year I went online blindly looking for virtual internships, I had never done anything similar and had no idea whether I would like it or ended up super stressed. I was not looking for a host company in any specific country, but after some research I figured I would be okay with being put in any Japanese or Korean company that didn't require me to speak the language (which I honestly thought would be more difficult). Meiji Internships was the first company to reply to my emails and they gave me the sensation that my questions and inquiries were being taken seriously, so naturally I decided to continue the process with them. After some discussion, they got me an interview with a fantastic PR & Marketing agency that apparently liked my enthusiasm and took me in. Doing an online internship was such a bliss and extremely necessary for me, as I just needed something flexible that would allow me to manage my own time that I've been trying to use to improve my mental health, something I think a lot of us need right now.

I did two virtual internships, and both were amazing. I could never have found these internships on my own, and the experience and knowledge I gained from them are priceless. I learned so much, and I really enjoyed my time learning and growing.

Meiji Internships was able to find me a host company in just a few days, the whole experience was friction-less. Once I got in contact with them, they took great care of me and got to know my interests enough to place me in a Japanese company that meet all of my requirements. Working from home was simply very convenient, time zones were usually never a problem and I met plenty of interesting people that I can’t wait to meet in real life next time I’m in Japan.

The reason I'm so glad I went with Meiji Internships is how easy they make the whole process. From applying and clearing out whatever questions I had to finding the right company for me. I was mostly interested in video editing (which I did plenty of) but ended up learning a lot about photo retouching as well. At first I was hesitant to deviate from what I intended to focus on, but after learning how profitable having basic photoshop skills can be, I began putting in the work to improve fast. If your field requires you to be in front of a computer for hours then I'd say a virtual internship is just fine, I personally found it fun and extremely nourishing. No regrets here

I was trying to find a way to complete my internship requirement for school during a pandemic and I came across AIP through a google search. The unpredictable covid pandemic meant that I couldn't travel for an internship so I had to settle with a remote internship. Was I skeptical? Yes, but mostly because I didn't understand how it would workout if I was in a completely different timezone from the company. After speaking with my internship supervisor, everything was cleared up and all my doubts were gone. I had a very meaning internship with the company and even conducted market research for them! I helped create different social media content that even increased the amount of followers on the company's social media pages! I had a blast and I'm really happy with this internship experience!