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Intern 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
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International Medical Aid's (IMA) Physiotherapy Internships were created for aspiring and established physical therapists. Designed by IMA, a not...
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Some of the best decisions begin by thinking differently. Choosing to intern in Cape Town is not the obvious path—and that is exactly the point. It is a city that rewards curiosity, independence and people willing to step beyond what is familiar. Beautiful, complex and full of contrast, Cape Town i
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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
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Gain a competitive edge for medical school with immersive, credit-bearing medical internships in Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Peru! Maximo Nivel medical internships let you shadow local doctors and healthcare teams in private and public hospitals, local clinics, community health centers, and more—al
Asia 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
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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
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Medical and healthcare placements in Mexico are some of the most rewarding programs. Volunteer as a medical or healthcare professional in Oaxaca to build your resume for when you return home. Adelante Abroad can place both students and university graduates. Keep in mind that some positions may requi
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Join a medical placement in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam, based at a government-run teaching hospital serving the wider Quang Ninh Province. The program is designed for medical students and healthcare-related participants who want to gain firsthand insight into hospital environments and medical practice in
Beyond 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
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Modern architecture meets medieval streets and historic sites. This is a city that is as proud of its incredible art and architecture as it is of its rich Catalan culture. Our program guarantees an internship placement to help you develop professional skills that will jump-start your career and mak
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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
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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
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Ireland's charming people, beautiful rolling green hills, and dramatic coastline combined with its bustling and diverse economy make it the perfect destination for interns looking for rewarding professional opportunities and life-changing personal experiences. World Endeavors interns in Ireland li
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Join Toucan Abroad and other students from around the US in this highly enriching program. We aim to expand your perspective and grow into future leaders in the field of physical therapy through exposure to the work of licensed PT specialists. You’ll shadow them while they provide expert patient car
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Start your medical journey early in Greece with a 2-week High School Clinical Exposure Program (July 18–July 31, 2026), designed for students aged 17+ who are passionate about healthcare, medicine, and global exposure. Set in the historic land of Hippocrates, this program introduces you to real hosp
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
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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
Doctors 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
Intern OZ
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Experience working abroad in Australia through the internship programs offered by Intern OZ. They specialize in arranging customized internship placements in all industries, depending on individual desired learning outcomes. The placements are ideal for University students interested in gaining cred
A Guide to Physical Therapy Internships Abroad
Prepare for an Internship
Understand the benefits
Whatever specialty your internship is in within the physical therapy field, there are a handful of benefits everyone can benefit from.
- Practical Experience. Gain hands-on experience in diverse healthcare settings while applying theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios.
- Cultural Immersion. Improve cross-cultural communication skills in both professional and personal settings.
- Professional Development. Enhance your resume with international experience while
networking with healthcare professionals worldwide.
Things to know
Here are some important things to know, along with additional tips, for making the most of your physical therapy internship:
- Language skills: Learning basic phrases in the local language can be valuable both professionally and socially. It shows respect and can foster stronger relationships with patients and colleagues, helping to bridge communication gaps.
- Cost of living: The cost of living can vary widely depending on your destination, so research in advance. Look into local transportation or experience-oriented passes that could save you money. Have a detailed budget and an emergency fund prepared before your internship starts.
- Documentation: Ensure you have all necessary visas and permits well ahead of your departure. Check if you need additional transfer documents, especially if you have layovers in different countries, to avoid any unexpected issues.
- Health precautions: Stay informed about required vaccinations and health insurance for your host country. Have emergency plans in place for various scenarios, such as needing transportation or dealing with lost or stolen items, to ensure peace of mind during your stay.
Choose a Location
Selecting the right location is highly important for your internship experience. A few exciting places to think about are:
Costa Rica
Costa Rica offers a unique blend of high-quality healthcare facilities and a tropical environment. It's an excellent destination for those interested in combining practical experience with outdoor adventures and a rich cultural experience. Don’t miss out on the food and consider picking up some habits from the many centenarians that live there!
Spain
Spain provides a chance to intern in advanced health systems while enjoying its rich history and vibrant culture. It's ideal for Spanish-speaking interns or those looking to improve their language skills. Relax along the coast or with some great wines!
Thailand
Thailand's healthcare system and traditional healing practices offer a diverse internship experience. The country's affordable living costs and friendly culture make it a popular choice for many interns. It also makes for a great home base if you’re interested in country hopping in Southeast Asia.
Getting Started
A physical therapy internship abroad is an incredible opportunity. Here’s what you need to know to guide you through the process:
1. Get matched
If you’re prepared to find an internship right for you, visit our Online Advisor and get matched with programs right now! The recommendations will be emailed to you.
2. Choose a program
Want to compare programs side-by-side? Log into or sign up for a MyGoAbroad account here.
3. Decide when to go
When committing to an internship it's important to consider what time of the year to head out—just make sure you can get the most out of the time frame.
- Summer. Generally, summer has the most availability with so many students more available with flexible schedules. If you’re trying to beat the heat, the southern hemisphere has cooler temperatures this time of year.
- Fall. Typically, most places quiet down with students back to school and summer ending. It’s a great time for serious projects before the end of the year.
- Winter. While winter isn’t a time many think about leaving for travel, there are many unique cultural experiences (e.g., holidays) to see and it’s great in terms of the competitiveness for positions.
- Spring. Spring is a nice time to have more availability but not the summer's intensity (and prices).
4. Funding & scholarships
If you want financial support look no further. Just fill out our scholarship and deals application and see what’s available to you!
5. Apply
To apply for an internship, go to the program page of your selected program and click "Inquire here" or "Apply Now." Once you've submitted your application, a program coordinator will be in touch with the next steps.
6. Get your essentials
Now, it’s time to apply for your passport and visa, book your flight, and buy travel insurance after you’ve booked your time abroad!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best countries for physical therapy internships abroad?
The best countries for physical therapy internships abroad include Australia for its diverse clinical settings. Spain offers rich cultural experiences alongside quality medical facilities. South Africa provides exposure to varied patient populations and conditions. Canada is renowned for high standards in healthcare education and practice. These destinations provide robust programs combining professional development with cultural immersion.
How can I find physical therapy internships for undergraduates?
To find physical therapy internships for undergraduates, start by checking with your university’s career services and allied health departments for available programs and partnerships. Professional organizations, such as the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), and international platforms list placements and resources for finding internships tailored to physical therapy students.
Are there paid physical therapy internships abroad?
Yes, there are paid physical therapy internships abroad. Countries like Australia, New Zealand, Germany, and the UAE often offer paid internships through hospitals, clinics, and rehabilitation centers. Online platforms, like GoAbroad, and professional associations can help you find the right placement, ensuring you gain valuable experience while receiving financial compensation.
What are typical physical therapy internship requirements?
Typical requirements include being enrolled in or recently graduated from an accredited physical therapy program. Interns often need a minimum GPA, completed coursework in anatomy and physiology, and relevant clinical experience. Additional requirements may include CPR certification, immunization records, background checks, and letters of recommendation. Some internships abroad require proficiency in the host country’s language.
What do physical therapy interns do?
Physical therapy interns often help licensed therapists assess patients, develop treatment plans, and conduct therapeutic exercises. Administrative tasks, such as maintaining patient records and scheduling appointments, are also common. Interns often observe and participate in various treatment techniques, learning to apply modalities like ultrasound and electrical stimulation under supervision.
Latest Program Reviews
Internship in Spain
October 07, 2026by: Alessandro Estevez - HondurasI had a great experience with the program. From the beginning, they were always attentive and available whenever I had any questions or problems. My advisor, Nisha, was especially helpful and always made sure I had the information and support I needed throughout the process. Overall, the program was well organized and I felt supported throughout my experience. I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an internship abroad.


Unbeatable experience
October 04, 2026by: Casper Zukowski - United StatesI have had such an amazing journey with beyond academy. The staff were wonderful and accommodating, my placement program could not have gone better, and overall I had the best two months of my life. If I had to complain it would be about some aspects of my accomodations, which were not through beyond academy. They helped me find a place and booked it for me, but were not the owners of the building and thus were also confused by some of the occurrences that happened there. Beyond academy helped me to resolve those issues and even brought bedding when the accomodations forgot to provide any. This team is very good at what they do.
Experience with the AIP
October 03, 2026by: Norman Valdes - HondurasI had a great experience with the AIP Asian Internship Program. The team was very helpful throughout the process, and the internship gave me a great opportunity to gain international work experience and learn about a new culture. I would definitely recommend AIP to anyone looking for an internship abroad.
Seeing Healthcare Through a New Culture
October 01, 2026by: Jennifer Mizota - United StatesProgram: Physical Therapy Shadowing in Greece
Hi, I am Jenny, I am from California, I go to San Diego State University. I chose this internship because I really wanted to immerse myself in another culture and get that new experience especially in the healthcare and medical field. It was very interesting to get a new perspective on how other countries work with patients and their techniques in medicine. I chose Greece specifically because I love the culture and the food. My first job was at a Greek restaurant and they’ve always made me feel like family and I really liked that. So I think coming here I wanted to experience more of that. Everyone here is so friendly. And the food, of course. And Cerca has been very helpful. They’ve been very good at communicating. If I’ve had a problem they would answer very quickly, so they’re responsive. I think everything was planned out very well. I didn’t have any issues with getting to work or anything like that. Everything was super smooth, especially picking me up from the airport was very helpful too. I think everything was really good.


Growing as a Clinician and Adventurer in Cape Town
September 29, 2026by: Mona A - United StatesIn Cape Town I learned from brilliant physiotherapists, shared stories and laughs with fellow interns, and experienced incredible hikes, beaches, food, and theatre. I have a newfound confidence in myself as a developing clinician, and I’m excited to apply everything I’ve learned when I return home. During my internship, my confidence treating children with neurological disabilities improved greatly. I developed classroom management skills through Movement Classes. I learned how to use play as a therapeutic intervention and how to tailor games to specific children’s needs and personalities. I worked with a team of educational therapists who provide treatment that allows students to best participate in their studies. I was placed at an amazing school with an experienced supervisor who really cared about my development as a clinician. I also appreciated that I was able to get in touch with my supervisor prior to the internship so that I could properly prepare. My advice for future interns is to embrace the unexpected situations that come with working in a primary school, be willing to expand your comfort zone, and have fun! Stay humble, keep an open mind, serve with compassion, and have a great time. I also learned so much about the layers of history here, and I can’t wait to keep traveling and living in new places. This trip reignited my love for adventure and traveling, and I am so grateful for all the kindness and guidance from VAC.
It was the best experience overseas
September 23, 2026by: Johnathan wassaff - United StatesBeyond Academy’s Tokyo Internship Program acts as a structured bridge between young professionals and Japan’s unique corporate culture. Combining guaranteed professional placements across roughly 18 industries—from tech startups to creative design and international business—the program packages real-world work experience with logistical scaffolding and community immersion. For students and early-career job seekers looking to test whether living and working in Japan is a viable long-term move, it serves as a low-friction entry point.
Thank you for sharing your experience, Jonathan! We’re so pleased that the Tokyo program provided you with a structured and supported introduction to Japan’s unique working culture. Our goal is to help young professionals gain meaningful international experience while also giving them the opportunity to explore whether living and working abroad could be the right long-term path. We really appreciate your thoughtful feedback and loved having you on the program!
Two month internship experience
September 15, 2026by: Lara Earl - United KingdomHonestly probably one of my favourite summers so far - even despite having a job! I remember reading reviews, wondering if the reviews were legit, if I'd find a company that was a good fit for me, and if it was even worth the amount of money if I wasn't going to be making any. It's true, you probably won't earn any money due to the traveler's visa, but I assure you it's 100% worth it. I think this experience is perfect for people trying to grow their CV. I didn't have much experience on mine before coming, but even despite that, I was given two companies to choose from! If you're nervous about the whole "be flexible with your choices" thing, I can understand that. I was the same. I was nervous that my choices wouldn't be interesting enough to warrant coming to Japan, but I've learnt so much through my company, and about work-life in general. I would do it all over again! Beyond Academy coordinators are super good at making sure you're settling in with your company and with the events that are set up for you. If you have any issues while you're in your chosen country, at no point are you stranded and alone. You will always have someone to talk to about changing something at work, and if it absolutely necessary, they will reach out for you. Most events are covered by BA while you're there, and the ones that aren't are usually spontaneous lunches or shopping. You get to go to all the must-go places, like in Japan we went to see Fuji, teamlabs and several other tourist places you'd have to wait ages to get a ticket for. You can even request events! Given that its within the time frame and budget, BA will try their hardest to get it done! As for other interns, I've met people i never would have met without doing this experience, and even some of my flat mates who aren't part of the program will be life-long friends when I go back. There is at minimum, one event per week and most weeks have two or more, so you can socialize as much and as little as you want! However I highly recommend going to all the events you can as they often run longer than planned as we have so much fun :D I'm honestly so sad my two months are ending, as I will miss all the people I've met here, the great food and great experiences! This program is perfect for people trying to breach the working world, make some memories and practice japanese! You get a lot of support, a lot of events set up for you and compared to other programs, it is a lot more cost-effective - especially if you opt for having accommodation included. Seriously, take the leap of faith, you won't regret it!
Thank you so much for taking the time to share such a thoughtful and honest review, Lara! We know that choosing an international internship can feel like a huge leap, so we’re thrilled that your two months in Tokyo became an experience you’ll be talking about for years to come. It’s wonderful to hear that you found an internship with such a lovely team, gained valuable professional experience, and grew in both your confidence and understanding of work-life balance. We’re also so happy that the accommodation, community events, and friendships you made helped you feel supported and gave you the confidence to explore even more of Japan. Our team is always here to help interns navigate any challenges and make the most of their time abroad, so your kind words about the Tokyo coordinators mean so much to us. Olivia, Mizu, Sarah, Natalia, Sidney, and Anika will all be so happy to hear your feedback! We absolutely loved having you on the program and hope you can return to Japan again soon.
Amazing internship experience
September 15, 2026by: Alice Holder - United KingdomI had such an amazing experience in Barcelona. The internship itself was wonderful, I learnt so much about the industry and working abroad with such a diverse group of people was brilliant. Isabel was an amazing rep, all of the events were so much well planned and took us all around the city. We had the chance to try food and see sights that I wouldn’t have found otherwise, and it was a great way to get to know the other interns on the programme! Barcelona is a lovely city and it felt like home in no time.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience, Alice! We’re thrilled to hear how much you learned from your internship and that working alongside such a diverse group made your time abroad even more rewarding. We’re also so happy that Barcelona quickly felt like home and that the community events helped you discover new food, explore different parts of the city, and build friendships with the other interns. We’ll be sure to pass your lovely feedback on to Isabel—it was wonderful having you on the program! P.S Izza and Lule say hi!
For the second time had the time of my life!!!
September 08, 2026by: Susan Hoekstra - NetherlandsProgram: Frontline Medical Volunteering | Emergency & Trauma
I have been with meditrip to Tanzania now twice and both of the times have been amazing! I had a good time talking to Pearl for the preparations and expectations. Pearl also was a great help with discussing a topic I could use to write my thesis. When I arrived the second time it really felt like coming home. I love the home feeling in the hostel. I also met the most amazing people in the hostel who are now some of my closes friends. In the hospital I had great guidance in Kaloleni Hospital. Overall I had the most amazing experience and I can't wait to go back!!
What a time to be alive!
September 05, 2026by: Meleah Eickhoff - United StatesThis internship experience was truly incredible! Even though it got off to a rocky start, the Beyond Academy team and I managed to navigate it quickly and adjust. The internship itself allowed me to put practical skills I learned in college to use and my team pushed me to learn more! Aside from the internship, the community was incredible! I made so many friends and went to almost all of the community events to experience the culture and get to know the other interns. Overall, I am so glad that I chose to do Beyond Academy and it is truly an experience I will never forget!

Thank you so much for sharing your experience, Meleah! While we’re sorry that your internship got off to a rocky start, we’re glad our team could support you in navigating those initial challenges and making the necessary adjustments. It’s wonderful to hear that you were able to put your college skills into practice, continue learning from your host company, and make the most of the Seoul community and cultural events. We also loved the vlog you created about your first week! We loved having you on the program and are so happy it became an experience you’ll never forget!
Taking a chance on Seoul was the best decision of my life!
September 04, 2026by: rose Meers - EnglandApplying for this program was completely spontaneous. I randomly submitted my application without thinking too much of it, and I was genuinely surprised when I got accepted. Choosing between Seoul and Japan was a tricky decision, but Korea snuck up on me—and taking the risk to travel halfway across the world turned out to be worth every single cent. I feel like doing an internship abroad is something every freshman and student should try to do. Gaining real-world experience is incredibly powerful. I loved learning hands-on within my host company, picking up practical tools, and mastering skills that will directly shape my future career. While internships can be challenging and step out of your comfort zone, pushing through taught me to be bold, brave, and just give things a go. Beyond the work, surrounding myself with so many different people from around the world was deeply enriching. I fell in love with Korean culture even more than I expected—from quiet, peaceful moments in traditional tea rooms to wearing hanboks, walking around taking photos, and trying not to trip or slip while exploring the city! I feel incredibly privileged and deeply thankful to the program for accepting me to study, work, and learn what’s across the world. It’s a transformative experience that I will cherish forever!

Thank you so much for sharing your experience, Rose! We’re thrilled that taking that leap of faith led to such a meaningful experience in Seoul and gave you the opportunity to immerse yourself in Korean culture, connect with people from around the world, and build memories you’ll always cherish. We also really appreciate your honesty about the internship being challenging at times. While international work experiences can come with difficult moments, we’re glad our team was there to support you through those challenges and that you came away feeling more confident, courageous, and equipped with practical skills for your future. It was wonderful having you on the program, and we wish you all the best with everything that comes next!
Great experience!
September 04, 2026by: Serena Tam Letizia - ItalyI spent eight weeks in Seoul, South Korea on an internship arranged for me by Beyond Academy. The Beyond staff on site welcomed me and other fellow “Beyonders” starting their internships within the same week as me with open arms. They were very supportive, friendly, and always available to help us. Thanks to the weekly events scheduled regularly every Thursday and Sunday, I was able to meet and get to know the other Beyonders better, and make memories for a lifetime. I interned for a company and in a field I was quite unfamiliar with, which represented the biggest hurdle I had to overcome during my time in Seoul. Everyone at my host company was incredibly nice, kind, and helpful, though—as a previous Beyonder has already said in their review—I would recommend starting the Beyond Academy placement process months in advance so as to avoid last minute mishaps (to make sure you’re assigned a role in the field that best fits you), and looking into multiple options before saying yes to anything. Overall, it was a great experience that I would definitely highly recommend. I would once again like to thank everyone at Beyond Academy who made it possible!
Memorable Toyko experience
September 03, 2026by: Daniele Biggi - ItalyProgram: International Internships in Tokyo
My internship experience was extremely positive and gave me the opportunity to apply my Data Science and Machine Learning skills to real-world problems and projects. I had the chance to work alongside a talented and supportive team, from whom I learned a lot both technically and professionally. Throughout the internship, I was able to deepen my knowledge, improve my practical skills, and contribute to meaningful projects with a real impact. It was a valuable learning experience that helped me grow significantly and gave me a better understanding of how Machine Learning is applied in a professional environment. Overall, I am very grateful for the experience and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an internship where they can learn, contribute, and grow professionally.
Social Welfare/Environment Internship
September 03, 2026by: Donato Junior - United StatesProgram: Social Internship in South Korea with Korea Gapyear
I chose to do an internship in Korea, because I wanted to learn more about the working lifestyle and the culture here, since I feel like in the terms of world ranking, I would say it is very much developing and growing as a business center. I was having my internship for 3 months at a non profit organization. The people that worked at my internship were very sympathetic and welcoming. I went through the Korea GapYear program and they helped me find one, it was a real smooth sailing:) I would definitely recommend KGY!!! to anyone who wants to visit Korea or work in a Korean environment. It also helped to meet new people and discover new cultures. They were always communicating very very rapidly and are very attentive to the needs and expectations of those applied to their programs:)



Business Administration Internship in Korea with KGY
September 03, 2026by: Siva * - IndonesiaProgram: Social Internship in South Korea with Korea Gapyear
Hello! My name is Siva from Indonesia and I was an intern in Korea Gap Year for 3 months. My experience working with Korea Gap Year was fun and challenging. It was fun because all of the workers treat me like their friends and even family member and I never feel alone or left out in this Office. At the first time I came to Korea, one of the coworker really help me to settle everything from mobile phone number to looking for a house in Korea. And it was challenging because working in this office makes me learn many things from how to conduct business in Korean culture and sharpen my research skills and negotiation skills.They gave me several tasks in one time and make me learn how to multi - task It is also of course, requires me to speak Korea which is good because I could improve more my Korean Language. Last but not least, it was a worth experience to working with Korea Gap Year and love to working more with Korea Gap Year.
Design Intern in Korea
September 03, 2026by: Shedy * - NetherlandsProgram: Social Internship in South Korea with Korea Gapyear
Being here alone has made me truly independent, with a mindset shift towards prioritizing myself. Before, I always put others first, but living alone teaches you the importance of self-care because, without it, no one else will do it for you. This experience helped me grow, both personally and professionally, as I adapted to new challenges and learned the value of handling tasks in a professional way, which was a significant departure from my previous academic experiences. I am really grateful for the opportunity was given and would always come back to Korea.


Internship in Nepal
September 03, 2026by: Ewa Szreder - PolandI spent 1.5 months doing an internship at a hospital in Kathmandu. It was a truly valuable and unforgettable experience. I gained practical knowledge, met wonderful people, and had the opportunity to explore amazing places. It was much more than just an internship — it was a chance to learn, grow, experience a new culture, and step outside my comfort zone. I felt very well taken care of throughout the program, and whenever I had questions or problems, there was always someone ready to help. I highly recommend this program!



An eye-opening, engaging and rewarding experience!
September 02, 2026by: Samuel Davidson - United KingdomProgram: Virtual/Remote Global Internships Through The Intern Group
As an economics student, I am deeply interested in understanding how rigorous modelling coupled with data-driven analysis can be used to effectuate economic and social change through guiding real-world decision-making. Over the last few years, I have increasingly recognised that unlocking the potential value that this discipline could bring hinges on whether one can discern which models and tools would be appropriate for the given context. To develop my capacity for making substantive judgements, I sought out The Intern Group to match me with a suitable organisation that would enable me to apply the skills and knowledge I've learnt from my time at university. The experience itself was highly challenging and intellectually stimulating; it forced me to think critically about what would constitute a useful deliverable for my partner organisation, in addition to how it should be presented to communicate my findings accessibly. In contrast to university coursework, which is generally evaluated in accordance with a well-defined set of criteria, I was granted the liberty to be creative in how I approached this project. Consequently, I had the chance to engage in divergent thinking and figure out for myself which ideas were feasible and worth developing. Although this strategy requires spending considerable time and energy before making any visible progress, it allowed me to identify the constraints imposed by the available data, understand the incentives faced by different stakeholders and consider what information decision-makers need to act effectively. Learning how to draw upon this framework in order to credibly and reliably inform decision-making within the global agricultural commodity trading market has inspired me to pursue further study and gain new experiences so that I may broaden my exposure while deepening and consolidating my skills and knowledge. I believe that this experience, supplemented by the developmental opportunities and resources offered by The Intern Group, has helped me to clarify my career path, reaffirm my understanding of how the discipline can yield practical insights and realise my own potential in contributing to real-world change.
Amber
September 02, 2026by: Ambrine * - FranceProgram: Social Internship in South Korea with Korea Gapyear
I am Amber, french student in international trade and I had a two-months internship at Korea GapYear. Thank you very much to Korea GapYear and to all the staff for allowing me to do my internship in Seoul as I really wanted to. They have been very nice and warm to me since the very first day and helped me integrate into korean life. They have been really understanding and allowed me to gain experience, knowledge and try new things during my internship. Thank you particularly to Olivia who was my tutor during this internship and who helped me not only with my work but with the preparation of my stay in Seoul and my integration into korean culture. They've been really open-minded as I came while I was fasting and that made me feel even more comfortable working with them. What was your funniest moment? Filming a video for applicants going to France (because I am myself) and having to scream to test the mic before each take.
3 month internship in Seoul
September 02, 2026by: Mary * - United StatesProgram: Social Internship in South Korea with Korea Gapyear
I had such a great time with my environmental internship in Seoul! Korea GapYear really makes sure to match up your internship with not only an internship relating to your job perspectives, but also takes into account the personality and culture of the workplace. At first I was nervous because I have heard a lot about how strict the rules are in Korean offices, but luckily my company was so open and welcoming, and not only the workers, but the CEO speak comfortably and in a friendly manner, so I was excited to show up to the office everyday. Overall, if you are looking for an internship provider, KGY does a great job at finding a fitting one for you!
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I was inspired to gain experiences in new cultures and different perspectives. Despite this being a remote internship, it was an enlightening experien...

Myles Carpenter
FIEN Foundation
I decided to go abroad because I wanted to challenge myself and step out of my comfort zone by traveling internationally for the first time.

Mariana Davila
ArtBound Initiative
Studying abroad had always been something I wanted to experience because I believe the best way to grow creatively and personally is to step outside y...

Pablo Quintanilla Berriochoa
Future For Africa
I was inspired to go abroad by a strong desire to step outside my comfort zone, experience a different reality, and contribute to something meaningful...

Fiona Dolan
The Intern Group
I’ve always been motivated by personal growth, and going abroad felt like the perfect opportunity to challenge myself. I wanted to build independence,...

Carlos Jose Lopez Tort
The Intern Group
I was inspired to go abroad because I wanted to grow beyond the limits of my usual environment and challenge myself both personally and professionally...

Soham Kamble
The Intern Group
What inspired me to go abroad was the opportunity to gain global exposure and step outside of my comfort zone. I wanted to experience a different cult...

Maria Plugatyr
The Intern Group
Aside from the overall desire to spend time abroad, my decision was actually a result of my university program requirement. In my international relati...

Connor Nicholas
International Medical Aid (IMA)
I wanted to gain new perspectives and new experiences. Going abroad challenges the way you have been taught to think and do things.

Colin Wiechmann
International Medical Aid (IMA)
I have long been inspired by organizations such as Doctors Without Borders and their commitment to delivering high-quality healthcare in underserved a...

Yuto Nakada-Sasaki
International Medical Aid (IMA)
Although I was born and raised in Canada, I have a strong Japanese background, and through numerous trips to Japan, I developed an early appreciation ...

Macy Collins
International Medical Aid (IMA)
I wanted to expand on what I was learning in the classroom when it came to health disparities. I knew what these things looked like as abstract concep...

Zihui Qiu
International Medical Aid (IMA)
I was inspired by the doctors volunteering with Doctors Without Borders and other medical humanitarian organizations in areas such as Gaza and Sudan. ...

Kathryn Page
International Medical Aid (IMA)
Growing up in a rural community in interior British Columbia, I became aware early on of how geography, staffing shortages, and limited resources shap...

Melody Vail
International Medical Aid (IMA)
"To be loved is to be known" - T. Keller.

Nathan Homsey
International Medical Aid (IMA)
I was initially inspired to go abroad after hearing from other clinicians about how beneficial their time was.
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