GAC Career Launch: Paid Internship Program in China

I graduated in international business from Lyon and wanted real experience in Asia. GAC placed me with a logistics company in Shanghai's Pudong district. I worked on real projects – analyzing supply chains, negotiating with suppliers, and presenting to clients. My mentor taught me how Chinese business culture works – fast, direct, and relationship-driven. The team handled my visa, found me a great apartment, and checked in regularly. Three months later, I returned to France with a job offer. Best decision I ever made.

As a marketing graduate from Berlin, I wanted international experience before starting my career. GAC placed me with a PR agency in Beijing's central business district. From week one, I was working on real campaigns for international brands. My mentor taught me how Chinese social media works – completely different from Europe. The team handled my visa, found me a great apartment, and checked in regularly. Three months later, I landed a job in international marketing back in Germany. My China experience was the main topic in every interview.

I joined GAC's internship program as a marketing graduate from Milan. They placed me with a tech startup in Shenzhen, where I worked on social media campaigns and market research for Southeast Asian markets. My colleagues were incredibly supportive and patient with my limited Mandarin. The weekly language lessons helped me navigate daily life, and the weekend trips to Hong Kong and Guangzhou were unforgettable. The team handled everything from visa to accommodation. I returned to Italy with practical skills and a global network. Worth every penny.

As a business graduate from Paris, I wanted international experience before starting my career. GAC placed me with a consulting firm in Beijing's central business district. From week one, I was helping with market research, client presentations, and strategy meetings. My mentor taught me how Chinese business culture works – fast, direct, and relationship-driven. The team handled my visa, found me a great apartment, and checked in regularly. Three months later, I landed a job in international business back in France. My China experience was the main topic in every interview. Worth every euro.

After graduating in business from Madrid, I wanted international experience before settling into a career. GAC placed me with a logistics company in Shanghai's Pudong district. From week one, I was working on real projects – analyzing supply chains, negotiating with suppliers, and presenting to clients. My mentor taught me how Chinese business culture works – fast, direct, and relationship-driven. The team handled my visa, found me a great apartment, and checked in regularly. Three months later, I returned to Spain with a job offer and a whole new perspective. Best decision I ever made.

As a marketing graduate from Milan, I wanted international experience before starting my career. GAC placed me with a PR agency in Shanghai's Jing'an district. From week one, I was helping manage real campaigns for international brands. My mentor taught me how Chinese social media works – completely different from Europe. The team handled my visa, found me a great apartment, and checked in regularly. Three months later, I landed a job in international marketing back home. My China experience was the main topic in every interview. Worth every euro.

As a business student from Prague, I wanted real international experience before graduation. GAC placed me with a trade company in Shanghai's Jing'an district. From week one, I was helping with market research, client presentations, and supplier negotiations. My mentor taught me how Chinese business culture works – direct, fast-paced, and relationship-driven. The team handled my visa, found me a great apartment, and checked in weekly. Three months later, I returned home with a job offer and a whole new perspective. Worth every koruna.

As a business graduate from Austria, I wanted international experience before starting my career. GAC placed me with a trading company in Shanghai's Pudong district. From day one, I was working on real projects – market research, supplier negotiations, and client presentations. My mentor taught me how Chinese business culture works, which is completely different from Europe. The team handled my visa, found me a great apartment, and checked in weekly. Three months later, I landed a job in international trade back home. My China experience was the main topic in every interview. Worth every euro.

As a business graduate from Belgium, I wanted international experience before starting my career. GAC placed me with a trading company in Shanghai's Pudong district. I worked on real projects – market research, supplier negotiations, and client presentations. My mentor taught me how Chinese business culture works, which is completely different from Europe. The team handled my visa, found me a great apartment, and checked in weekly. Three months later, I landed a job in international trade back home – and my China experience was the main topic in every interview. Worth every euro.

I graduated in International Business and wanted real experience in Asia. GAC placed me with a trading company in Shanghai's Huangpu district. Within my first week, I was helping negotiate supplier contracts and analyzing market trends. My mentor taught me how Chinese business culture works – completely different from Europe. The team handled my visa, found me a great apartment near Jing'an Temple, and even helped me set up Alipay. The weekly Mandarin lessons were super practical. Three months later, I landed a job in global trade back in the Netherlands – and my China experience was the main topic in every interview. Worth every euro.

As an economics graduate from Malaysia, I wanted international experience but didn't know where to start. GAC matched me with a consulting firm in Beijing's central business district. Within two weeks, I was helping analyze market entry strategies for Southeast Asian clients. My colleagues were welcoming, and my mentor still checks in on LinkedIn. The team arranged my visa, apartment near the subway, and even taught me how to use WeChat like a local. The weekly Mandarin lessons were basic but super helpful for daily life. Three months later, I landed a role in international trade back in Kuala Lumpur — and my China experience was the deciding factor. Highly recommend for any Southeast Asian student wanting to stand out.

As a finance graduate from Copenhagen Business School, I wanted to understand Asia's financial markets. GAC placed me with a venture capital firm in Shanghai's Jing'an district. I analyzed startup pitches, helped with due diligence, and even sat in on investment committee meetings. My mentor taught me how Chinese VCs think differently from European ones – invaluable knowledge. The team handled my visa, found me a great apartment, and checked in weekly. Three months later, I landed a job in international finance back in Denmark. My China experience was the main topic in every interview. we had some cultural activities too.

As a marketing graduate from France, I wasn't sure what to expect. GAC placed me with a PR agency in Beijing, and within my first week, I was helping manage a real campaign for an international brand. My mentor taught me how Chinese social media works — completely different from Europe. The team handled everything: visa, accommodation, airport pickup. I also took weekly Mandarin lessons which helped me navigate daily life. Three months later, I came back with a job offer and a whole new perspective. If you're serious about international business, do this program.

I joined GAC's Career Launch program as a mid-career engineer and it was a great shift from my usual routine. They placed me with a clean energy startup in Shenzhen where I worked on battery storage projects. The team was young, ambitious, and I got to contribute to real technical discussions from week one. Coming from a structured Norwegian work culture, the pace in China was different but in a good way—fast decisions, lots of collaboration, and genuine curiosity about my experience. Thank you so much for the experience!

I attended Go Abroad China's internship in China in tech sector and as a Germen recent graduate i was totally shocked by seeing the real Chinese technology. I sent my application, had interview and got confirmation within a week and applied for Visa for me. I was actually surprised by all the smooth process, and air port pick up. further on in the program we had Chinese language lessons and were amazed by the teacher and everyone there. thank you so much to Go Abroad China's team and for their effort.

Interning at a fortune 500 company in shanghai blew me away like really it did. Instead of grabbing coffee, waling around the office, laughing and setting I jumped right into real marketing campaigns. my mentor didn’t let me hide in the background either or as always just grab a coffee and sit somewhere—they had me present straight to clients. Terrifying at first, but honestly, it was incredible. The GAC team took care of everything—visa, apartment, even some survival Mandarin lessons. I met friends from all over the globe. Three months later, I’ve got job offers and a totally new outlook. Every second was worth spending there and the cultural tour was amazing, sharing a moment here with you.

As a third year politics student and a heritage with going to China and exploring it's culture and working environment i was really impressed by that, ok on social media we were seeing the face of china that we usually see, but if you get into it internally you'll see what's actually going on. I think I want to be diplomat in the China to experience real politics and international relations. I was placed in such a perfect place where I learned more things perfectly and thanks to my program provider, we have a whole video recorded along the way uploaded to my channel and it had more engagement.

i had a marketing internship with Go Abroad China, the experience was worth paying and i got placed in a manufacturing company and just as i was the one there who knew how to handle the overseas clients and as a native English speaker i got real responsibilities and tasks to handle. team was supportive and i loved the experience of city too. one of the nice things i liked about go abroad china was the Chinese language and it'll help more in opening you eyes to basic Mandarin.

going to China and attending the Go Abroad China fortune 500 internship program changed my perspective of seeing my career, no i feel engaged with it, like when you have a career but haven't done practical work and real world experiences that's where it feels board to you. i think every poland company should also try hiring and giving internships to newly graduated students. overall my experience with Go Abroad China was great and i appreciate the opportunity of sharing my experience here.

I arrived in Shanghai with a suitcase and a spreadsheet of expectations; I left with a professional toolkit I now use daily. My internship in the finance division of a Fortune 500 corporation was substantive from week one—I was analyzing real market data and contributing to client reports, not fetching coffee. Go Abroad China removed every logistical barrier imaginable, from the complex visa process to securing a comfortable apartment, which allowed me to channel all my energy into the work and the culture. The balance was perfect: high-level professional exposure by day, and the vibrant, humbling adventure of navigating life in China by night. This experience was a career catalyst, providing not just a line on my resume, but the confidence and cross-cultural competence to operate on a global stage.

My internship in Shanghai was not an entry in a ledger; it was a strategic deployment into the heart of global commerce. GAC functioned as mission control, expertly neutralizing every logistical variable—visa, housing, regulatory navigation—so I could operate at full capacity within a Fortune 500 fintech firm. The role was substantive, placing me on projects with measurable impact on the APAC market. The true education, however, was in the synthesis: applying boardroom analytics by day and street-level cultural intelligence by night. This experience didn't just add a line to my resume; it installed a new operating system for professional ambition, one where borders are parameters to be understood, not limits to be accepted.

My internship at a Fortune 500 firm in Shanghai was less a professional stepping stone and more a controlled launch sequence. GAC engineered the platform—handling the complex physics of visas, housing, and cultural transition with flawless precision—so I could focus entirely on the mission: performing at the highest level in a global corporate arena. The experience was an intensive fusion of high-stakes business strategy and deep cultural syntax, where boardroom Mandarin and market analytics became second nature. This wasn't an international experience added to my resume; it was a complete recalibration of my professional operating system. For those who measure opportunity in terms of transformational ROI, this program is the benchmark.

I walked into a Shanghai skyscraper as a student and walked out months later as a professional with a global toolkit. My internship at a Fortune 500 finance firm was a deep dive into real-world strategy—no coffee runs, just spreadsheets, client briefs, and contributions that mattered. What GAC facilitated wasn't just a placement; it was a seamless launchpad. They handled the daunting logistics—visa, housing, local registration—so I could focus on thriving, not just surviving. Between boardroom meetings and team dinners, I explored wet markets, made friends from five continents, and discovered a version of myself that was adaptable, confident, and ready for a borderless career. This wasn't just an internship; it was a career-defining upgrade.

They sold me a corporate internship; they delivered a masterclass in global reinvention. My placement at a Fortune 500 financial giant in Shanghai became a daily exercise in transformation—where spreadsheets met street food and boardroom Mandarin became my second skin. The GAC framework was invisible yet indispensable, a safety net that gave me the courage to leap into the professional deep end. I didn't just work abroad; I learned to think, negotiate, and thrive in the thrilling gray area between cultures. This wasn't a line on my resume; it was a complete system upgrade.

My professional trajectory was fundamentally reshaped by interning at a Shanghai AI startup through GAC. The hands-on experience in machine learning projects provided tangible skills I immediately applied in my graduate studies. Beyond technical growth, the cultural immersion—from navigating business etiquette to exploring hidden local gems with fellow interns—gave me a nuanced understanding of global professionalism. GAC's seamless coordination of housing, visa logistics, and ongoing mentorship allowed me to focus entirely on maximizing this transformative experience. This internship served as both a career accelerator and a personal awakening to working in interconnected global contexts.

My professional trajectory was fundamentally reshaped by interning at a Shanghai AI startup through GAC. The hands-on experience in machine learning projects provided tangible skills I immediately applied in my graduate studies. Beyond technical growth, the cultural immersion—from navigating business etiquette to exploring hidden local gems with fellow interns—gave me a nuanced understanding of global professionalism. GAC's seamless coordination of housing, visa logistics, and ongoing mentorship allowed me to focus entirely on maximizing this transformative experience. This internship served as both a career accelerator and a personal awakening to working in interconnected global contexts.

I arrived in Shanghai with a suitcase full of expectations, but nothing could have prepared me for the whirlwind of growth that awaited. My internship at a Fortune 500 tech company wasn't just about fetching coffee—I was coding alongside industry veterans, contributing to projects that reached millions. The GAC team became my anchor in this exhilarating chaos, guiding me through everything from visa paperwork to understanding subtle workplace customs. Between brainstorming sessions and client meetings, I discovered hidden tea houses, bonded with other interns over spicy hot pot, and even learned to bargain in Mandarin at local markets. This experience didn't just pad my resume—it rewired my understanding of what I'm capable of, giving me the courage to pursue opportunities I once would have thought were beyond my reach.

They packed my suitcase with phrasebooks and worries, but what I actually needed was empty space - for the silk scarves my host grandmother would teach me to fold, for the handwritten notes from new friends, for the impossible weight of the Great Wall's stones. My summer in Beijing unfolded like a reverse origami: starting as a neatly folded tourist and ending as this beautifully crumpled, expanded version of myself. The Mandarin classes became our secret code, the subway system our playground, and the street food vendors our culinary professors. I didn't just learn about China - I learned how to become a citizen of the world, one character stroke and one shared laugh at my pronunciation mistakes at a time.

My internship experience in Shanghai was nothing short of amazing! I was placed in the marketing department of a Fortune 500 company where I worked on real campaigns and gained practical skills that have already enhanced my resume. The paid position allowed me to comfortably cover my living expenses while exploring the city. The GAC team was incredibly supportive throughout my stay, helping with everything from visa processing to finding the best local food spots. Between the professional development, cultural immersion, and friendships I made, this internship provided the perfect foundation for my international career aspirations.

Stepping into the corporate world of Shanghai through this internship proved to be a transformative experience. I was placed in the finance department of a leading multinational corporation, where I gained hands-on experience in market analysis and client relations. The professional mentorship I received was outstanding, and the exposure to international business practices has been invaluable for my career development. The GAC team provided exceptional support throughout my stay, from visa processing to cultural orientation. This program perfectly bridges academic learning and real-world professional experience.

My internship with a Fortune 500 tech company in Shenzhen exceeded all expectations. From day one, I was integrated into meaningful projects that challenged me to apply my academic knowledge in real-world scenarios. The corporate environment was both professional and welcoming, with mentors who genuinely invested in my development. Beyond the office, GAC's support with accommodation and cultural integration made settling into China remarkably smooth. The combination of professional growth, language exposure, and cultural immersion created an invaluable experience that has significantly enhanced my career prospects.

My internship in Beijing through GAC was an absolute game-changer! I was placed in the finance division of a top-tier tech company and was given real responsibilities from day one. The professional environment was fast-paced but incredibly rewarding, and I learned so much about international business practices. The GAC team was super helpful with everything from the visa process to finding a great apartment, which made moving abroad feel safe and organized. I improved my Mandarin, explored an amazing city, and made lifelong friends from all over the world. This program is perfect for anyone looking to boost their resume with serious global experience!

My internship in Shanghai through GAC was a career game-changer! I worked in the finance department of a major automotive company and gained hands-on experience with international clients. The company provided real responsibilities, and my supervisor mentored me through every step. The GAC team made the transition smooth with visa help, apartment hunting, and cultural orientation. I improved my Mandarin significantly while networking with professionals from around the world. This program is perfect for students seeking global exposure and practical skills. Highly recommended!

My internship in Beijing with GAC was such a cool experience! I got to work at a big international company and actually contributed to real projects. The GAC team was super helpful with everything from getting my visa to finding a nice apartment. I improved my Chinese a lot just by being in the office and exploring the city with other interns. The work environment was professional but friendly, and I learned so much about how business works in China. Definitely a great way to gain international experience and boost your resume!

My internshipp with GAC in Shanghai was unreal! I was at a huge Fortune 500 company and actualy did real work, not just coffee runs. The pay covered my livving costs which was awesome. Sometimes the office hours were long but I learned so much about business in China. The GAC staff helped me with my visa and even set me up in a nice apartment. I met people from all over and my Mandarin got way better just from being there. Definitely recomended if you want international work experience!

This internshipp was an absoloute game-changer for me! I got placed in a top Fortune 500 company in Shanghai and the experience was just incredible, not only profesionaly but culturally too. The local GAC team was super supportive with everything like visa and accomodation, which made moving to China way less stressfull. I definitely improved my mandarin and met amazing people, totally recomend it for anyone looking to boost there career and have an adventure. There was so much to learn but it was worth it!

Taking part in the Fortune 500 internship was the best career decision I’ve made so far. I worked alongside experienced professionals, gained practical skills, and learned how business really works in an international setting. The support team made the process smooth from start to finish, and the cultural activities in China made it more than just an internship — it was a life-changing experience.

Joining the paid internship program in China was a game-changer for me. I was placed in a Fortune 500 company in Shanghai and had the chance to contribute to real projects, not just watch from the sidelines. My supervisors treated me like a valuable team member, and I learned skills I could never gain in a classroom. The mix of professional growth and cultural immersion—navigating daily life, exploring the city, and practicing Mandarin—made this more than just an internship. It’s the kind of experience that makes your resume stand out and gives you stories to tell for a lifetime.

Taking part in the Fortune 500 internship program in Shanghai was life-changing. I worked in a fast-paced business environment where I gained real skills that no classroom could have taught me. My colleagues were welcoming and always took the time to guide me, which boosted my confidence. Beyond the office, I loved exploring the city with other interns and learning how to navigate daily life in China. The blend of professional growth and cultural immersion made this program stand out from anything I’d done before.

Interning with a Fortune 500 company in Beijing was an unforgettable milestone in my career journey. I worked alongside professionals who trusted me with meaningful tasks rather than just busywork. The exposure to an international business environment gave me real confidence in my skills. Outside of work, the cultural immersion—from trying authentic street food to exploring ancient sites—balanced the experience perfectly. It felt like I was growing both as a young professional and as a global citizen.

Joining the Fortune 500 Internship program in China was a real turning point for me. I interned with a global logistics company in Shanghai and worked alongside professionals who were truly invested in my learning. The exposure to international business practices, combined with navigating life in China, pushed me out of my comfort zone in the best way possible. I gained valuable professional skills, but just as importantly, I built resilience and adaptability. It’s an experience that boosted my confidence and gave me stories I now share in every job interview.

Joining the Fortune 500 internship program in China was an absolute game-changer for me. I was placed with a global finance company in Shanghai, where I worked alongside professionals who genuinely pushed me to grow. It wasn’t just about office work — the program gave me language lessons, cultural workshops, and networking events that made me feel part of a bigger community. I came back home with practical experience, confidence in navigating global workplaces, and friendships I’ll carry for life. Honestly, this program took my career plans to the next level.

My internship in Beijing with a Fortune 500 company was a career game-changer. I got hands-on experience in international business, attended real client meetings, and worked alongside a diverse team. The cultural exchange was just as valuable—business lunches, exploring local markets, and weekend trips with other interns. The program staff were incredibly supportive, helping me adapt both professionally and personally. I left China with stronger skills, a better resume, and unforgettable memories.

My internship in Shanghai was honestly life-changing. I was placed in a Fortune 500 company’s marketing department, and from day one, I felt like part of the team. I got to work on real projects, not just coffee runs, and my mentor actually took the time to guide me through everything. Outside of work, I explored the city, joined networking events, and made friends from all over the world. The cultural mix of working in an international environment in China was incredible. This experience didn’t just look good on my CV—it boosted my confidence and opened up career opportunities I never imagined.

A Solid Boost to My Career I interned in Shanghai through Go Abroad China, placed at a Fortune 500 company. It wasn’t just about getting work experience — it was real-life growth. I worked on tasks that actually mattered, had meetings with professionals, and learned how business is done globally. The team at GAC helped with everything, from my visa to housing. This program gave me a new level of confidence and looks great on my CV.

My internship through Go Abroad China in a Fortune 500 company exceeded every expectation. I worked in the marketing department of a multinational in Shanghai, where I applied what I’d learned in school to real business tasks. The team treated me like a valued colleague, and I gained insight into international work culture, learned to collaborate across languages, and developed skills I still use today. This internship gave me the confidence to pursue a global career.

Joining Go Abroad China's internship program was a defining moment in my academic and professional journey. I interned at an international finance firm in Shanghai, gaining real experience and insight into Chinese business culture. GAC’s team supported me every step—from visa help to mentorship. Beyond work, cultural trips and networking events gave me a balanced, immersive experience. It gave me confidence, connections, and clarity for my future career.

Participating in Go Abroad China’s internship program was the best decision I’ve made for my future. I interned at a marketing firm in Beijing where I gained hands-on experience and developed real-world skills. The program offered full support, including housing, visa help, and weekly cultural events. I also met peers from all over the world, which made the experience even more enriching. I left the program with improved communication skills, a stronger resume, and global exposure.

My internship placement in Shanghai through Go Abroad China was a game-changer. I worked in a marketing department of a Fortune 500 company and gained hands-on experience that truly set me apart. The team was incredibly supportive, and I learned how business is conducted in an international setting. GAC took care of my accommodation, Mandarin classes, and cultural excursions. The program gave me confidence and skills I continue to use in my career today.

My internship through Go Abroad China gave me invaluable experience working with a real estate firm in Beijing. I learned how to adapt in a cross-cultural environment, contributed to actual projects, and grew both personally and professionally. The team support and cultural activities made the whole journey even more meaningful.

Joining the internship program through Go Abroad China was a game-changer for me. I interned with a Fortune 500 company in Shanghai, where I was treated like a real team member, not just an observer. I learned how to navigate professional settings, contribute to ongoing projects, and adapt to a new work culture. Beyond the office, the program’s Mandarin lessons and cultural trips helped me connect more deeply with the local environment. It felt like a full career and life prep package!

Working with a Fortune 500 company in Beijing was the best career move I’ve made so far. I was treated like a team member from day one and contributed to projects that actually mattered. The cultural exchange activities and professional mentorship were top-notch. This internship didn’t just boost my resume—it expanded my mindset and career vision. Highly recommended for ambitious students!

My internship experience in China was truly eye-opening. Working with a multinational company exposed me to new challenges and professional growth I hadn’t expected. The support from the local staff made settling in smooth, and the cultural activities gave me a deeper understanding of China beyond the workplace. This program helped me gain valuable skills and global connections that I’m confident will boost my career.

I joined the Go Abroad China internship program as a recent engineering graduate from the UAE, and it exceeded my expectations. Being placed in a leading manufacturing company in Shanghai allowed me to apply what I’d learned in university to actual projects. I was part of a team working on automation solutions, and every day brought a new challenge. The best part was how supportive the local staff were. They helped with everything—from housing to cultural tips—and made sure I was never lost. The weekly Mandarin lessons and cultural events added so much value to my stay. It wasn’t just an internship; it was an incredible opportunity to grow professionally and personally. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to be ahead in their career.

I was placed in a well-known tech company where I got to work on real projects and collaborate with professionals from diverse backgrounds. Every day brought new learning opportunities—from improving my communication skills to understanding global business practices. Outside of work, Go Abroad China made the entire experience seamless. They provided visa support, housing, cultural immersion activities, and even Mandarin classes to help us adapt faster. I met amazing people from around the world and built lasting friendships. This program helped me grow professionally and personally. I returned home with new skills, greater confidence, and a fresh perspective on my career goals. Highly recommended to anyone looking to get out of their comfort zone and gain global work experience!

Joining the internship program in China was one of the best decisions I’ve made. I was matched with a top-tier company where I worked on real projects that challenged me and helped me grow professionally. It wasn’t just about gaining work experience — it was about learning how to adapt in a global work environment, understanding cross-cultural communication, and building lifelong connections. The support from Go Abroad China was excellent — from visa help to housing and local orientation, everything was smooth and well-organized. Plus, the Mandarin classes and cultural events made my stay even more rewarding. I came back home with stronger skills, a clearer career path, and a global perspective. Highly recommended to anyone serious about building an international career.

I wasn’t sure what to expect when I applied for an internship in China, but Go Abroad China exceeded everything I hoped for. My placement at a Fortune 500 company allowed me to contribute meaningfully to real business operations while learning directly from experienced mentors. I improved my communication, problem-solving, and intercultural skills every single day. Plus, the Mandarin classes and cultural events helped me adapt quickly and feel truly immersed. If you're looking for professional development with global impact, this program is the real deal.

I joined the internship program through Go Abroad China hoping to boost my resume, but it ended up being one of the most life-changing experiences I've had. I was placed in a Fortune 500 company where I contributed to real projects, attended team meetings, and learned how business works in a global setting. Beyond work, the program included Mandarin classes, cultural trips, and networking events. It was the perfect mix of career growth and cultural immersion. I now feel more confident stepping into any international role. This program gave me a huge edge and unforgettable memories.

My internship with a Fortune 500 company in Shanghai exceeded all expectations. I was given real responsibilities, worked with professionals from around the world, and gained hands-on experience in international business. The Go Abroad China team was incredibly supportive—from visa help to cultural workshops. Living in China also pushed me out of my comfort zone and helped me grow personally. I returned home with a stronger resume, a global network, and a clearer vision of my future career. If you're serious about getting ahead, this program is the real deal.

This internship in China exceeded all my expectations. I was placed at a fast-paced marketing firm where I got to work on real campaigns and collaborate with international teams. It wasn’t just office work either — we had networking events, language classes, and weekend trips to explore different parts of China. I came in with curiosity and left with confidence, cultural insight, and a stronger resume. I’d recommend this to anyone who wants to grow personally and professionally while truly experiencing life in China.

Doing an internship in China was more than just work experience — it was a turning point for me. I was matched with a tech startup in Beijing and got to work on real projects that actually mattered. I wasn’t just making coffee or shadowing someone — I was part of the team. The cultural activities, weekend trips, and language exposure made it even more valuable. It’s one thing to learn about China, but it’s something else entirely to live and work there. I came back more confident, with international experience I can put on my resume — and a lot of great stories too.

I wasn’t sure what to expect when I applied, but this internship turned out to be one of the most valuable experiences of my life. I worked alongside professionals in a Fortune 500 company and was trusted with real responsibilities—not just busywork. The office environment was fast-paced but supportive, and I learned skills that I couldn't have picked up in a classroom. On top of that, I made international connections and got to explore a whole new culture. This wasn’t just an internship—it was a stepping stone to my future.

This internship was a total game-changer for me. I got to work directly with a Fortune 500 company in Shanghai, where I learned how international teams collaborate, solve problems, and adapt in a fast-paced environment. It wasn’t just about office work — I was given meaningful tasks, involved in real projects, and supported by both my company mentors and the Go Abroad China team. The cultural activities, weekend trips, and networking events made it more than just an internship — it was a full cultural and professional journey. I left China with valuable skills, great connections, and stories I’ll tell for a lifetime.

Working in Beijing through Go Abroad China was one of the most transformative experiences of my life. As a computer science student, I interned at a global tech company where I contributed to app development and attended team meetings in both Chinese and English. It was challenging, but the support system made it possible to thrive. I didn’t just improve my resume—I developed cross-cultural communication skills and a global mindset. I came back more independent, career-ready, and open to working anywhere in the world. This wasn’t just a line on my CV—it was a pivotal chapter in my life.

Working in Beijing through Go Abroad China was one of the most transformative experiences of my life. As a computer science student, I interned at a global tech company where I contributed to app development and attended team meetings in both Chinese and English. It was challenging, but the support system made it possible to thrive. I didn’t just improve my resume—I developed cross-cultural communication skills and a global mindset. I came back more independent, career-ready, and open to working anywhere in the world. This wasn’t just a line on my CV—it was a pivotal chapter in my life.

This wasn’t just an internship — it was a full-on life experience. I worked in the marketing department of a major Fortune 500 firm and was treated like part of the team from day one. Beyond the office, I explored Chinese cities, joined calligraphy and cooking classes, and built friendships that will last a lifetime. The balance between professional growth and cultural immersion made this the most enriching experience of my academic journey. I’m now more confident, globally aware, and career-ready.

This internship gave me everything I hoped for — and more. I was matched with a leading Fortune 500 company where I wasn't just observing but contributing to projects that mattered. The mentorship I received helped me understand how international companies operate, and I left feeling more confident about my career path. Outside the office, I explored China, learned the language basics, and met people from around the world. It’s a rare opportunity to grow personally and professionally in such a dynamic environment. Highly recommended for anyone looking to stand out in today’s job market.

I joined the internship program hoping to gain international exposure—and I walked away with so much more. From day one, I was treated as a valued team member at a Fortune 500 company, not just an intern. The experience gave me real insight into how multinational businesses operate and challenged me to grow in ways I didn’t expect. The team at Go Abroad China made everything seamless, from placement to housing and cultural activities. This isn’t just a resume booster—it’s a game changer for anyone serious about their future career.

Taking part in the paid internship program with Fortune 500 companies in China was a game-changer. I gained real-world experience in a dynamic international environment and worked alongside professionals who genuinely wanted to help me grow. The support from Go Abroad China was excellent—from placement to housing and cultural guidance. This program didn’t just boost my resume; it opened my eyes to new possibilities and gave me the confidence to dream bigger. Highly recommended for anyone serious about stepping into a global career path!

Joining the paid internship program in China with a Fortune 500 company was a turning point for me. I was nervous stepping into such a huge environment, but from day one, the team treated me like a real contributor — not just a student or observer. I worked on real projects that challenged me and taught me more in two months than I could’ve imagined. My mentor was incredibly supportive and pushed me to grow in the best ways. Beyond work, the cultural experiences — food, weekend trips, meeting locals — made every day unforgettable. This wasn’t just a resume boost; it was personal growth on a global scale. Highly recommend this program to anyone ready for an adventure that also builds your future. Would you like variations for specific industries (e.g., marketing, tech, finance)?

Taking part in this internship program was one of the best decisions I’ve made. I was placed at a major company in Shanghai, where I worked alongside experienced professionals who treated me like a real part of the team. From attending meetings to contributing to marketing strategies, I gained skills that no classroom could ever teach. Living and working in China also helped me become more independent and adaptable. GAC’s team was there every step of the way, providing support and helping me settle in quickly. If you’re looking for an opportunity that pushes you out of your comfort zone and into the real world of international business, this is it.

Jumping into a paid internship with a Fortune 500 company in China was a game-changer for me. I wasn’t just filing papers—I was contributing to actual projects, attending team meetings, and learning from experienced professionals in a fast-paced global environment. The support from Go Abroad China made all the difference. They matched me with an internship that suited my field, helped with accommodation, and even arranged networking events with other interns and local professionals. Living and working in China pushed me outside my comfort zone in the best way. I grew professionally, learned how to adapt in a cross-cultural setting, and gained confidence I never had before. It’s one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.

Interning with a Fortune 500 company in China completely transformed my perspective on business and culture. I was part of the marketing team at a major multinational, where I contributed to real campaigns, participated in team brainstorming, and learned how global business operates on the ground. The support from Go Abroad China made everything smooth—from securing the placement to arranging housing and language classes. I didn’t just gain work experience—I gained confidence, a new network, and a sense of purpose. Living in Shanghai was an experience on its own. The energy of the city, the delicious food, and the blend of tradition and modernity made every day exciting. If you're looking for a career-defining opportunity while exploring a new culture, this is it.

Taking part in the paid internship program in China was one of the best choices I’ve ever made. I interned at a multinational company in Shanghai, and it gave me real experience that textbooks could never teach. I worked on actual projects, sat in on strategy meetings, and got mentoring from professionals who were generous with their knowledge. Beyond the office, the experience was just as rewarding. Living in China allowed me to grow both professionally and personally. I explored new cities, learned basic Mandarin, and made friends from all over the world. It wasn’t always easy, but every challenge helped me become more confident and independent. If you're looking to boost your resume and your life experience, I highly recommend this program. It’s not just an internship—it’s an adventure.

Taking part in the internship program in China was a game-changer for me. I was placed in a global consulting firm in Shanghai and got hands-on experience with real projects, not just coffee runs. I worked with professionals from all over the world and got to see how international business really operates. The support from Go Abroad China was fantastic—they handled my visa, housing, and even organized weekly cultural activities that helped me settle in and make friends fast. The Mandarin classes helped too, and by the end, I could hold basic conversations with locals. This internship didn't just boost my resume—it gave me confidence, skills, and clarity about my future. Highly recommend it to anyone serious about standing out in today’s job market.

Interning at a Fortune 500 company in China was a game-changer for my career. I got to work on real projects, attend team meetings, and contribute ideas that were actually implemented. The hands-on experience was intense but incredibly rewarding. Go Abroad China made the entire process smooth—handling my placement, visa, housing, and even organizing language classes. I left with more than just professional skills; I gained confidence, lifelong friends, and an international outlook that has already opened new doors for me. Highly recommended for anyone serious about global business.

I wasn’t sure what to expect when I applied for the internship in China, but it turned out to be an incredible learning experience. Being placed at a Fortune 500 company gave me firsthand exposure to professional life in a global context. I collaborated with talented professionals, took on real responsibilities, and developed skills I couldn’t have learned in a classroom alone. The cultural immersion, language classes, and weekend excursions made the entire journey even more enriching. This internship truly helped me grow both personally and professionally. Highly recommended!

This internship experience exceeded all my expectations. Being placed in a Fortune 500 company in China gave me hands-on exposure to international business operations that textbooks could never provide. I worked on real projects, attended team meetings, and was treated like a valued team member from day one. Beyond the workplace, the cultural immersion—language classes, weekend activities, and simply living in such a vibrant country—helped me grow personally and professionally. The support from Go Abroad China was constant and reassuring, from housing arrangements to career advice. If you're ready to step outside your comfort zone and into a truly global experience, this internship is an incredible launchpad.

Joining the paid internship program in China was more than just a resume boost—it was a life-changing experience. I interned at a Fortune 500 company in Shanghai where I worked on real projects, collaborated with an international team, and learned how business is done in a global context. What really stood out was the balance between professional growth and cultural immersion. The program included language lessons, weekend trips, and cultural activities that helped me feel connected and confident living abroad. I came back home with sharper skills, a global mindset, and a network I never imagined I’d have. Highly recommend this for anyone looking to challenge themselves and grow.

When I arrived in China I felt that it was very different but now I realized it all the Chinese people is the same from like all any other people but the difference that the Chinese people has a lot of discipline and part of the working mentality

Interning in China through this program was a turning point for my career. I was matched with a well-known Fortune 500 company in Shanghai where I worked on real business projects, attended strategy meetings, and got hands-on experience that no classroom could offer. What stood out was how supportive both the company and the GAC team were throughout the experience. They helped with everything—visa, housing, even networking events—which made the transition easy. This wasn’t just an internship—it was a deep dive into global business, Chinese work culture, and personal growth. Highly recommended for anyone looking to gain serious career momentum.

I never imagined I’d intern at a Fortune 500 company in China before graduating. Go Abroad China made that dream possible. The application process was smooth, and I was placed in a tech company in Shanghai where I worked on real projects and got mentorship from experienced professionals. Besides the work experience, I took Mandarin classes, made friends from around the world, and explored Chinese culture in a way that felt immersive, not touristy. The program gave me confidence, skills, and a clearer direction for my career. If you're serious about growing professionally and personally, this internship is 100% worth it.

Joining the internship program in China through Go Abroad China was one of the best decisions I've made for my professional growth. I was placed with a Fortune 500 company in Shanghai where I got hands-on experience in real projects and worked closely with experienced mentors. The international exposure, structured support, and cultural immersion made this more than just an internship—it was a life-changing opportunity. I came back with a stronger resume, improved confidence, and a global network. Highly recommend it to anyone who wants to stand out in today’s job market.

This internship gave me more than just work experience—it completely changed how I view my future. I was placed at a reputable international company in Shanghai where I worked on real projects with a supportive team. I was surprised by how much responsibility I was trusted with as an intern. Outside of work, GAC's support team made everything from housing to cultural activities smooth and enjoyable. I made friends from around the world, improved my confidence, and now feel ready for any global challenge ahead.

Joining this internship program was one of the best choices I’ve made. I was placed with a Fortune 500 company in Beijing and got to experience firsthand what it’s like to work in a fast-paced, international business environment. The projects were challenging yet rewarding, and I learned so much about Chinese work culture, teamwork, and time management. Beyond work, I also enjoyed cultural activities and language lessons, which made the entire experience enriching on both a personal and professional level. Truly a life-changing opportunity!

This internship was more than just a work placement—it was a cultural and professional deep dive. I worked with a major international firm in Beijing and gained firsthand insight into how global companies operate in the Chinese market. The team was incredibly welcoming, and I had real responsibilities, not just observation. Beyond the office, the weekly cultural activities and Mandarin lessons made me feel like I was truly part of the city. I left with new skills, global connections, and a clearer direction for my career.

The Paid Internship program at Fortune 500 companies in China gave me invaluable insights into international business and corporate culture. The placement was well-organized, and I had the chance to work on meaningful projects that truly challenged me. The support from Go Abroad China made the transition smooth, from visa assistance to local orientation. This program not only boosted my professional skills but also broadened my worldview. Highly recommend it to anyone eager to start a global career!

Interning with a Fortune 500 company in China through Go Abroad China exceeded all my expectations. I was placed with a dynamic team in a global tech firm where I gained real-world experience, built meaningful connections, and improved my communication and cross-cultural skills. The support from the GAC team was incredible—from visa help to cultural workshops and Mandarin lessons. This experience not only boosted my resume but also gave me a new level of confidence and independence. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to grow both professionally and personally.

My internship in China through Go Abroad China was truly life-changing. Being placed at a Fortune 500 company gave me professional exposure I never thought I’d gain so early in my career. The hands-on experience, mentorship from industry professionals, and cross-cultural teamwork helped me grow both personally and professionally. The support team was outstanding—handling my visa, accommodation, and weekly cultural events made everything smooth. I left China with new skills, global connections, and a broader vision for my future. Highly recommend to anyone serious about their career!

I didn’t know what to expect going into my internship with Go Abroad China, but I came out with way more than I imagined—new friends, real work experience, and memories I’ll never forget. My placement was with a forward-thinking company where my ideas were actually heard, not just tasks handed down. Outside of work, the Mandarin lessons and weekend trips made the whole experience even more meaningful. The team at GAC was always there when I needed help, and they really cared about making my time in China smooth and fulfilling. If you’re nervous about going abroad—don’t be. This was one of the best decisions I’ve made.

As a recent graduate, I was looking for real-world experience that could help me stand out—and this internship with Go Abroad China delivered. I was placed in a dynamic team at a multinational company where I got hands-on experience, contributed to actual projects, and learned how global business works in practice. The support from the GAC staff was constant, the Mandarin classes were surprisingly fun, and the cultural activities made the whole journey more immersive. This program gave me both professional skills and personal growth. I’d do it all over again in a heartbeat.

Interning at a Fortune 500 company in China through Go Abroad China was a completely new experience for me—and honestly, life-changing. It was my first time working in such a fast-paced, international environment, and I learned so much about professionalism, teamwork, and adapting to a different culture. The support from the program coordinators was fantastic, and the cultural workshops and Mandarin classes helped me feel more confident navigating daily life. I made real connections, grew both personally and professionally, and came home with a clearer idea of my career path. I would highly recommend this to anyone ready to step outside their comfort zone and grow.

The program provided exactly what I was looking for — a real chance to improve my Chinese in an immersive environment. The university classes were high-quality, and the homestay gave me daily exposure to the language and culture. My host family was kind and welcoming, and I picked up useful expressions just from conversations at the dinner table. The weekend trips and cultural events were also well-organized and added a lot of fun to the experience. My only suggestion would be to offer a bit more flexibility in class schedules or options for students at different levels. Still, overall, this was a rewarding and unforgettable experience that significantly boosted my language skills.

The internship placement itself was decent—I was assigned to a reputable company and got to observe how things work in a real business setting. It was a unique chance to experience corporate life in China and gain international exposure. However, the program support could be improved. Communication before arrival was slow, and once I was in China, it sometimes felt like I was figuring things out on my own. The housing was basic and not quite as described. I also wish there had been more structured networking or mentorship opportunities. Overall, it’s a solid opportunity for gaining experience, but better organization and more consistent support would make it a truly great program.

Doing my internship in China with GoAbroadChina was an amazing experience. I got the chance to work at a big international company in Shanghai and learned a lot of new things. The work environment was very different, but I found it fun and interesting. My mentor was kind and trusted me with real projects, which made me feel more confident. I joined events where I met people from many countries and learned from their stories. GoAbroadChina took care of everything—my visa, apartment, and other needs. My place was neat and just a short walk from the office. On weekends, I visited famous spots in the city and made friends I still talk to today. The monthly allowance helped me manage my spending. This program gave me skills, memories, and new opportunities I never expected.

Go Abroad China's Paid Internship Program exceeded all expectations. I was placed in a well-known Fortune 500 company aligned with my career goals and received a competitive stipend. The work was meaningful, the team was professional, and I gained hands-on international experience that will benefit my future career. Beyond the office, the program offered excellent support—visa help, comfortable housing, cultural excursions, and even weekend Mandarin classes. I especially appreciated the chance to explore Chinese culture while developing real-world skills in a global business setting. Whether you're a student or recent graduate, this program is a fantastic way to boost your resume, grow personally and professionally, and experience life in one of the world’s fastest-growing economies.

GoAbroadChina internship was a big step in my career. I worked in a real office with a great team. At first, I was nervous, but everyone helped me learn. I got to join meetings and help with projects. It felt good to be trusted and useful. The company gave me tasks that matched my skills and also taught me new things. I also learned a little Chinese from my coworkers. The GoAbroadChina team checked on me and gave support when I needed it. Living in China was exciting and different. I’m really proud of myself for doing this.

This gap year helped me grow up a lot. I lived in China for a few months and it felt like a second home. I learned Chinese in class and also worked at a local company. It was fun to be in a new culture and see how people live. I learned to take care of myself and be independent. There were many weekend trips to places like temples and parks. The staff were helpful whenever I had questions. I also got to join a dragon boat festival, which was amazing. I used my Chinese in shops and restaurants too. It was the most exciting year of my life.

Joining GoAbroadChina’s paid internship program at a Fortune 500 company was a dream come true for me. I worked in a tech company in Shanghai, gained real experience, and learned so much about international business. The team supported me all the way, and I was involved in real projects, not just simple tasks. I also explored Chinese culture, made new friends, and improved my Mandarin. This experience helped me grow as a person and made my resume stand out for future

GoAbroadChina helped me get a paid internship at a big company in China. I worked in an office, learned new skills, and got real work experience. The pay helped with my daily needs, and I also took Chinese classes. GoAbroadChina helped with my visa, apartment, and support while I was there. This program really helped my career and gave me an unforgettable time in China. I just can say bring yourself and GoabroadChina will handle for your everything

I joined Go Abroad China’s paid internship program, and it changed my life. I was lucky to intern at a Fortune 500 company in Shanghai, where my team supported me from the start. I gained valuable business skills and even worked on important projects. After my internship, the company offered me a full-time job, and I’m still working here in China. This experience opened many opportunities for me and shaped my career. What are you waiting for grab some program can fit for you. GoabroadChina will assist and guide you.

The paid internship program with GoAbroadChina was a pivotal experience in my career. This internship was a real career boost, and I learned from the best. Working in a big company in China was an amazing experience, and the program made it possible. I gained valuable work experience and learned to speak business Chinese. The program helped me land a great internship, and the support was incredible. I built my resume and my confidence, and made connections that will last a lifetime. The program gave me a real edge in the job market, and I'm so grateful. I learned to navigate the business world in China, and it was a game-changer. This internship was more than just a job; it was a chance to grow. The program helped me bridge cultures and gain professional experience. I found my career path in China, and GoAbroadChina opened the door.

Interning at a Fortune 500 company through GoAbroadChina is a life-changing opportunity that provides hands-on experience in China’s thriving industries. The program places interns in top firms across fields like finance, marketing, engineering, and technology. Working alongside industry experts gives interns valuable insights into China’s fast-paced business world. Structured mentorship and networking events help build professional connections that can lead to future career opportunities. GAC carefully matches interns with companies that suit their skills and goals, ensuring meaningful learning experiences. The stipend helps interns manage expenses while enjoying cultural immersion activities that introduce them to Chinese work culture. With visa assistance, housing, and 24/7 support, this program makes working in China smooth, rewarding, and career-boosting.

I was initially nervous about working in a foreign country, but Go Abroad China made everything so smooth. From securing my internship at a Fortune 500 company to arranging my accommodation, they handled all the details. Everything they said about the program is true. The experience gave me hands-on industry knowledge, and I built connections with professionals from all over the world. It was an incredible opportunity that boosted my resume and confidence. If you're thinking about interning abroad, this program is great.

GoAbroadChina help me secure a paid internship at a top company in China. Working in a Fortune 500 company gave me real-world experience in my field. My colleagues were welcoming and helped me adapt to the work culture.You will learned valuable skills that will help you in your future career. My experience of working in China boosted my resume and confidence. GoAbroadChina team made the process smooth, from visa help to job placement. Living in China was an adventure, and I really loved exploring the country during my free time. I also took Chinese lessons, which helped me communicate better while staying in china. The program gave me both professional and cultural growth. I recommend it to anyone looking for international work experience

Landing a paid internship in a Fortune 500 company in China seemed like a dream, but GoAbroadChina made it a reality. It wasn't easy, but the experience was invaluable.GoAbroadChina internship itself was challenging and rewarding, giving me real-world experience in a global business environment. I learned so much about the Chinese business culture. The team at GoAbroadChina helped me with everything from visa applications to finding accommodation. They were always available to answer my questions and offer support. It was a great way to boost my resume and gain international work experience. The city I lived in was amazing, with a mix of modern and traditional elements. I felt like I was part of a global community. Feels I'm a chinese too. If you're looking to advance your career and experience China from a professional perspective, this is a fantastic opportunity. It's life game-changer. Thanks GoAbroadChina

Go Abroad China’s Paid Internship Program, thinking it might be too good to be true. However, from the moment I arrived in China, everything was organized—my internship placement, accommodation, and even cultural activities were all set up. Working at a Fortune 500 company gave me real-world experience, helping me develop valuable skills and build an international network. The transition to living and working in China was smooth, thanks to the support and professionalism of Go Abroad China. This experience not only boosted my career but also gave me confidence in navigating a global work environment. Beyond the internship, I had the chance to explore China, experience its rich culture, and connect with professionals from around the world. The opportunity to work in such a competitive setting has opened doors for my future, making me stand out in my industry. If you’re unsure about joining, I can confidently say this program is legit, well-organized, and truly life-changing.

The paid internship program at a Fortune 500 company in China through GoAbroadChina was a valuable investment for everyone who aiming for much brighter future. The experience was well-organized, and I was placed in a company that aligned with my career goals, allowing me to gain hands-on experience and real responsibilities. I enjoyed my workplace, where I learned from supportive colleagues and mentors while improving my professional skills. Beyond work, the program offered networking events, cultural activities, and great support services, making my time in China both productive and enjoyable. If you’re looking for an internship that boosts your resume, expands your global network, and immerses you in a new culture, this program is truly worth it

Embarking on a paid internship at a Fortune 500 company in China through Go Abroad China was truly an eye-opening experience. The immersion into such a dynamic business environment, coupled with the rich cultural exchange, was simply amazing. From contributing to real projects and collaborating with talented professionals to exploring ancient temples and bustling markets, every moment felt like an adventure. The program's support system was invaluable, making the transition to a new country seamless and enriching. I not only gained invaluable professional skills but also forged lasting friendships with people from all over the world. The opportunity to witness firsthand the rapid pace of development in China was incredibly inspiring. I'm so grateful for this incredible journey and the doors it has opened. The memories I've made and the lessons I've learned will stay with me forever. This experience has solidified my passion for international business, and I'm already looking forward to exploring other Go Abroad China programs next year. I'm eager to continue expanding my horizons and deepening my understanding of different cultures. I wholeheartedly recommend this program to anyone seeking a transformative and rewarding experience in China. It's truly a stepping stone to a brighter future.

GoAbroadChina. It seemed almost too good to be true, and I wondered how such opportunities could even exist. However, after enrolling in the program and arriving in China, my doubts were quickly erased. From the moment I stepped off the plane, GoAbroadChina provided exceptional support, ensuring my transition was seamless and stress-free. The program was incredibly well-organized, and I was impressed by how efficiently everything was handled—from my placement in a globally renowned company to the personalized assistance with cultural adjustments. The internship itself was an eye-opener. Working alongside professionals in a Fortune 500 company gave me invaluable insights into corporate culture and global business practices. The experience exceeded my expectations, as I had the chance to contribute meaningfully to real projects while receiving mentorship from industry leaders. What stood out the most was how GoAbroadChina maintained constant communication, checking in to ensure my experience was nothing short of amazing. Looking back, I can confidently say that this program is legitimate and life-changing. It’s rare to find such a well-executed internship program that not only delivers on its promises but also provides a rich cultural experience. I now understand how GoAbroadChina has earned its reputation as a trusted provider of international programs. My skepticism has turned into admiration for how smoothly and professionally they run their operations. This internship has truly been one of the best decisions I’ve made, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a career-boosting opportunity in China.

My best decision for career was GoAbroadChina paid internship program in Fortune 500 companies. And guiding us through their application process and then onboarding was an amazing experience. My job in a diminishing economy opened a dead-end business world but in China, working in a fantastic company exposed me to a whole new world of business, hiring my first international team and establishing an international awareness that laid the foundation for a global network. Everything about the program was well planned, integrating work with cultural experience, a genuinely rich experience. The standard of placements and the degree of professionalism struck me. GoAbroadChina provided services to arrange accommodation and organize cultural activities which helped so much in the initial settlement. I came out of the internship not only as a better professional, but as a better human being too, all thanks to the wisdom my mentors instilled in me. I loved working with experienced professionals and learning about China’s dynamic business environment. It was a full-time experience, and I was able to eat and live comfortably thanks to my stipend. For anyone wanting an international experience, thinking big, and taking your career to the international level, this program comes highly recommended.

When I first signed up for the paid internship in a Fortune 500 company in China through GoAbroadChina, I was filled with nerves and doubts. I questioned whether it was truly the right decision, especially since I wasn’t sure how I’d adjust to working in a foreign environment. However, from the very first day, the experience started to turn around. The support from GoAbroadChina and the company itself helped me ease into the role, and soon I was working on exciting projects that pushed me to grow professionally. The team was incredibly welcoming, and I felt like I was genuinely contributing to meaningful work. As the internship went on, my confidence grew, and I saw tangible results from the skills I was developing. By the time it ended, I was completely satisfied with what I had accomplished, both personally and professionally. Looking back, I’m so grateful I took the leap—this internship truly exceeded all of my expectations.

A hands-on experience in global business environment with paid internships in Fortune 500 companies in China through such partnerships, GoAbroadChina facilitates partnerships with well-established institutions, offering its users elite internships that combine practical hands-on training with rich cultural immersion experience. Internship programs are designed for those who want to collaborate with industry pioneers, adding influence to projects that drive international markets. These are valuable skills to have in our increasingly competitive job market and participants learn about China, China's booming economy and markets. Internships are offered with stipends that enable participants to cover their living expenses while they focus on professional and personal development. At Fortune 500 companies, a cool environment with mentor programs and connections with industry veterans is guaranteed. Interns also have the opportunity to experience Chinese culture, from traditions to language to cuisine. GoAbroadChina stands out due to our personalized experience—they match every intern with tailored internships based on their career goals. These internships are a gateway to success for those who want to make their resumes stronger with global experience. Joining a program with a GoAbroadChina partner is an essential step to becoming a global business leader. Thank you GoAbroadChina for my journey

This program is the absolute pinnacle of my professional aspirations. Landing a paid internship within a Fortune 500 company in China has been a lifelong dream, and this opportunity feels tailor-made for me. I've meticulously researched countless programs, and none compare to the unparalleled prestige and invaluable experience offered here. The chance to immerse myself in the dynamic business landscape of China, while gaining real-world experience at a top-tier company, is simply beyond compare. I am confident that this internship will not only enhance my professional skills but also provide me with a unique cultural perspective and a global network that will undoubtedly shape my future career. I am absolutely certain that this program will be a 100% perfect fit for my professional development and a stepping stone towards achieving my long-term career goals.

The GoAbroadChina Paid Internships program in Fortune 500 companies exceeded my expectations. It was an incredible investment that provided invaluable professional experience. Working in a dynamic environment alongside talented professionals was an invaluable learning opportunity. The program's comprehensive package, including visa assistance, accommodation support, and cultural activities, made the entire experience seamless. The stipend provided not only financial security but also a deeper understanding of the Chinese workforce and compensation structures. I was truly immersed in Chinese culture, experiencing the local lifestyle and building meaningful connections with my colleagues. The program was an ideal platform for personal and professional growth, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a challenging and rewarding international internship experience.

Landing a paid internship in a Fortune 500 company in China through GoAbroadChina was undoubtedly one of the best decisions I've ever made. The program provided me with an invaluable opportunity to gain real-world experience in a dynamic and competitive environment. Working alongside experienced professionals in a globalized setting significantly enhanced my professional skills and broadened my understanding of international business practices. The cultural immersion was profound, allowing me to develop a deeper appreciation for Chinese culture and build meaningful relationships with my colleagues. The program's support system was exceptional, providing guidance and assistance throughout the entire process. I was able to build a strong professional network, connecting with influential individuals who have become valuable mentors. This experience has not only boosted my resume but also instilled in me a newfound confidence and a global perspective. I am incredibly grateful for the invaluable experience and the invaluable connections I forged during my internship in China.

GoAbroad China offers an incredible opportunity to land paid internships within prestigious Fortune 500 companies in China which really a good choice for me. As a leading provider of internship programs eversince, they connect ambitious individuals with top-tier organizations across various sectors. With over 1000 partner companies, including multinational corporations and startups, GoAbroad China guarantees paid internship positions. Their extensive network and personalized support ensure a seamless and rewarding experience. Interns gain invaluable professional skills, cultural immersion, and a competitive edge in the global job market. I was thankful for meeting the GoAbroadChina family because they support me a lot for my avail program.

Interning in China was seamless with GoAbroadChina’s guidance! They handled everything from placement to cultural tips, language classes, and 24/7 support, making the experience enriching, smooth, and unforgettable

Hi I am Andre I from Initially, the reason I came to China was just to get a better feel for what the world is like. By that, I mean most people, even if they go overseas, tend to go to places similar to their own. Being from America, Europe is actually very similar to America in many ways. So, I came to China to experience a different culture and see different things, just to get a better understanding of the world. Most people think the world is simply about their hometown or cities, but it's much bigger and broader, with much more to offer than what we see on TV or from our own doorstep. Being here allows me to immerse myself in a different culture and interact with different people. It helps me pick up different traits and become a better person. Additionally, I'm here to get a better understanding of business because I'm a marketing major. I'm working with a marketing team during my internship, which is helping me improve and gain a broad perspective on global business. This experience aligns with my career path in international business. One thing to note about China is that if you're not from here, people might stare at you. It's just curiosity, as many people come from rural or smaller parts of China. You just have to get used to it, and it'll be okay. As for me, I do like it here. Initially, there was culture shock, but once you get used to it and explore, you'll see the inner workings of Beijing beyond the initial impressions. Beijing is more diverse than I thought. I've met people from Europe, Africa, and various other places. They all have different stories, but they're all great people. Lastly, I would definitely recommend Go Abroad China to others. In a country like this, where it's strict and different from what I'm used to, having someone at your back is crucial. They've been supportive and have helped me have the experience I've had. It's all about connections, and without them, I wouldn't have had the same experience. That's why I recommend it

My name is Yann Garrett. I'm from France, I'm studying engineering, specifically construction and sustainable engineering. My career goal is to be an engineer working as a technical and as a manager. So I came to China through GoabroadChina to find relevant internship projects and increase my experience. I've been working with the company named PG City. This was a very good experience, and yet the boss is very cool. My colleagues are very cool, and the work inside is very interesting. I've been working as a designer, it was pretty interesting. I also made some research on China. I actually got to know some of China's culture with this company, like how the government works, and this is quite interesting. I've been to lots of places in Beijing, like the Forbidden City, the Great Wall, and the Summer Palace,etc. The first week was difficult, but then I met some people, and the social network became very large. I know a lot of people, and I used to go with them to some events or go to places. When we consider further services with GoAbroadChina in the future, it's a very good opportunity to move to China, definitely.

Hi everybody my name is Elisa ，I am 25 years old and I come from Milan Italy. This is my experience with GoabroadChina. I'm about to finish my internship. I have already graduated almost one year ago. I really wanted to start working to have some working experience, so I decided join an internship. In China so for that GoAbroadChina was so helpful because it was basically the only way to come here. They were very very helpful since the very beginning from the application process to the helping with the visa. I am very grateful to the GoAbroadChina girls because they helped me a lot. They followed me through the whole process, answered every question that I had, they were always there for me. Thank you for the the accommodation, which is convenient. The internship company is a Chinese company which trades steel products. It really fits my major which is International Management. I had a real good experience there ,because everyone was really nice with me since the first day and my colleagues are really nice. They were very very helpful and I learned a lot. In general I can say that I had a really good experience. So thank you, GoAbroadChina.

Hello, I'm Fabiola from Italy. I've been in China for 10 months for an internship program with Go Abroad China. Initially, I came to China because I had graduated in Chinese and wanted to improve my language skills. That's why I came here with the goal of learning Chinese, which China provides ample opportunities for, not only for language learning but also for work. In fact, I'm an intern working as a journalist at BQ. The best experiences I've had in China were when my articles were published for the first time. It allowed me to experience the real Chinese culture and interact with the locals, as I live with a host family. Living with Chinese people has provided me with invaluable experiences and learnings. Overall, it has been a very positive experience, and I would highly recommend Go Abroad China to anyone. I have tutoring classes for three hours every two days, and my Chinese teacher is fantastic. Go Abroad China is very attentive and responsive; they genuinely care about their participants. Whenever I've had a problem or needed assistance, they've been there for me promptly. In conclusion, I hope many people will consider this program because it offers a very enriching experience.

Hello，I am From Italy, Joined GoAbroadChina internship in China program with the Homestay in Shanghai in 2024. I decided to come to China to improve my Chinese and enter the world of work. So, I decided to rely on GoAbroadChina agency to facilitate this two-month experience in Shanghai. I stayed with a host family, and I can say it was a beautiful experience. From day one, Nicole and her family treated me like a daughter. I also completed an internship at a company and learned a lot about work. In addition, GoAbroadChina organized Chinese lessons for me on Saturday afternoons with a really good teacher who was very professional. She encouraged us to talk as much as possible. I believe this experience will be remembered forever in my life, and I would like to do it again. I simply want to say thank you to GoAbroadChina agency.

Hello, my name is James Remington. For the past 2 months, I have been studying in China, utilizing the services provided by GoAbroadChina, and it has been an absolutely wonderful experience. Currently, I am recording from the Shanghai Botanical Garden, a lovely garden situated a bit on the outskirts of the city. I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude towards GoAbroadChina and the amazing services they offer. Firstly, my accommodations and homestay experience have been phenomenal. The family I have stayed with has become more than just hosts; I consider them to be very dear personal friends. Saying goodbye to them will be bittersweet. Regarding the internship aspect, it has been a truly enriching experience to immerse myself in the Chinese working culture. I interned with a law firm and have not only formed great personal friendships but also established valuable professional connections with the partners, associates, and fellow interns. I cannot emphasize enough how highly I recommend this service. It has been very convenient to integrate into Chinese culture and language, and I now consider myself much more knowledgeable about both than when I first arrived in China. This is largely thanks to the wonderful services provided by GoAbroadChina.

I just wrapped up an incredible internship in China through the GAC program, and it was a blast! Not only did they provide fantastic support before and after my departure, but they also helped me navigate the vibrant nightlife and explore stunning sights like Yanyu garden and bustling nightclubs. From late-night adventure to weekend sightseeing, GAC made sure I had the time of my life while gaining valuable work experience. Even now, they're still assisting me with some internship-related documents, proving their dedication. If you're considering an internship abroad, GAC is the way to go for an unforgettable experience!

I'm from the USA and I'm currently here in Shanghai for 3 months for an internship as well as individual Chinese lessons . I came here through GoAbroadChina and they were really helpful with the whole process they helped me find a company that was because I'm not super fluent in mandarin so they helped me find a company that was based internationally and had a firm here, so they were really accommodating for that and it's also helping me a lot with my Chinese being able to kind of communicate a little bit in English too. They also help me find my individual lessons which was really helpful , the teacher is super nice . she caters towards your needs so some of my goals include being able to speak daily with my family members as well as with like locals so that's been really helpful and then they've also been um really helpful just with getting me settle in so picking me up from the airport making sure that I knew my way around and just having someone there constantly if you need help just to message or if you have any simple questions is so much better than just kind of throwing yourself out there and not knowing anything so um that was really helpful.

Hello this is Fadu, and my recent immersion into Chinese culture through the Go Abroad China program was a profound journey of self-discovery. Prior to embarking on this adventure, my perceptions of China were largely shaped by Western media narratives, offering a limited perspective of this vast and diverse nation. However, my experience shattered these preconceived notions, revealing the multifaceted tapestry of China's rich cultural heritage and the warmth of its people. Upon my arrival in Shenzhen, I was immediately struck by the city's vibrant energy and modern infrastructure, a testament to China's rapid development and innovation. GoAbroadChina agency helped me found a temporary accommodation in China.They also connected me to a nice company in Shenzhen，gave me the opportunity to intern in this company. This working exprience provided invaluable insights into the Chinese work culture, characterized by diligence, collaboration, and a strong sense of community. Working alongside talented professionals, I was exposed to a myriad of job roles, each presenting unique challenges and opportunities for growth. This immersive experience not only expanded my skill set but also deepened my appreciation for the ingenuity and resilience of the Chinese workforce. Beyond the confines of the workplace, I found myself enchanted by the beauty of Chinese culture, from its intricate traditions to its sumptuous cuisine. Exploring Shenzhen's vibrant street markets and ancient temples, I reveled in the rich tapestry of sights, sounds, and flavors that define everyday life in China. The warmth and hospitality of the locals left an indelible mark on me, fostering genuine connections that transcended language barriers. My journey in China also reignited my passion for Mandarin, a language I had previously studied but never fully mastered. GoAbroadChina agency also have online Mandarin learning program for helping forieners to level up their Mandarin reading, speaking and writing skills.Engaging in daily conversations with locals, I embraced the opportunity to refine my language skills, albeit with a humble accent. The patience and encouragement extended to me by the Chinese people inspired me to persevere, igniting a newfound determination to master this intricate language. In retrospect, my time in China was a transformative chapter in my life, offering a profound glimpse into the heart and soul of this remarkable nation. From the bustling streets of Shenzhen to the tranquil beauty of its ancient landmarks, every moment was imbued with a sense of wonder and discovery. As I bid farewell to China, I carry with me cherished memories and invaluable lessons learned, forever grateful for the opportunity to immerse myself in its captivating culture.

Hi this is Fadu and I took part in the go abroad china program. Seeing China through the lens of Western Media makes you blind. China has a beautiful and warm culture with awesome people and above all, one of the safest countries of our time. For several reasons, my trip to China was a dream come true. I have learned Mandarin before but has never made it to China. I speak reasonably good mandarin with a horrible accent- this also inspired my ambition to improve. Made many friends which made the experience more amazing.

Hi，I am Cathryn Masuda from University of California, USA. I joined 3 month internship program in China. GoAbrodChina internship program provides an opportunity to work with a leading foreign company, Evalueserve in China. Without GAC 's assistance along the way, finding the right employment in my relevant field would not have been that simple. Working for Evalueserve not only allowed me to carry out one of my greatest passions in life but simultaneously enriched me with the cultural experiences of working together with Chinese people. Through my colleagues and GAC staff, I have seen and learnt so much about China’s language, culture,habits, lifestyle and all this has helped me to better understand China. I was very fortunate to have this door of opportunity open to me. It was extremely useful to have the support of GoAbroadChina!

I used this program to find an architecture internship in Shanghai for the summer. A part of me always wanted to try working in China and experience it. GAC helped me set up interviews, making the process fast. The people at the company were great, and I'll forever cherish the memories with them. I think one of the best things I did on the trip was a 2 day trip to Hangzhou to see all their amazing architecture. My coworkers had planned the trip before I joined the company but they invited me. It was an amazing experience, and I wish I could be back in the city. As a Chinese-American, I was initially scared about not speaking Chinese well in a new city, but this program enhanced my experience. I fell in love with Shanghai and its architecture!

China will never cease to amaze me. I’ve always been fascinated by the country, I had the opportunity to intern in Beijing. After spending some time here, I can confidently say that China has become one of my favorite countries, and an internship there was a great way to make this happen! It was everything I expected and more. My internship opened my eyes to a new culture, taught me valuable skills, and allowed me to make connections that I still value today. Here’s what you can expect if you’re thinking about an internship in China! Having just finished my second internship abroad, I can attest to how rewarding such an experience can be. In fact, it was pretty amazing—I saw amazing sights and met incredible people, all while immersing myself in a culture that’s so vastly different from my own. Most importantly, though, I developed a deeper appreciation for what it means to have purpose at work and even learned some new skills along the way.

I was considering an online internship abroad, as there are tons of fantastic opportunities out there to choose from! GoAbroadChina stands out as one of the best – in fact, it’s so good that I didn’t even have to look anywhere else. For me, the GoAbroadChina virtual internship program has been one of the most rewarding experiences I’ve ever had! This program has given me some amazing work experience, this makes it possible for me to have an internet connection on my hands to gain experience and skills at home while also doing their part to support development in my online Chinese program, As well as giving me a chance to work with people all over China, it helps me build new relationships with people from other parts of Asia, Europe, and beyond. It’s really an excellent way to expand my horizons while also helping others get ahead! The possibilities are endless! I am more than willing to recommend this program to all of my friends.

Having earned a BA (Hons) in hospitality management, I decided to aim high. So I called up GAC and asked them, what about a paid hospitality internship? Am I qualified to apply their Internship program? I couldn’t believe my luck when they said they could arrange a hotel internship at a 5-star hotel in Beijing. This was just the opportunity I was looking for - I never dreamed I could work in China's capital city. I couldn’t speak the Chinese language but I couldn't miss out on this chance. I decided it was now or never. The team at GAC just said not to worry because I could learn Chinese, which was a great and funny experience, a month into my stay and I had more than picked up the basics. When you are living and breathing it, it comes to you. During the course of my six-month hospitality internship, I attended three language classes per week which help me so much so i can know some Chinese words and understand the Culture more.

During my Sales and Marketing Internship in Beijing, I worked as a key member of the marketing team alongside other sales interns and staff members from various countries around the world. This heightened the overall experience because we came from such different backgrounds and therefore contributed diverse ideas and perspectives. Social media is my specialty and I was able to contribute to an upcoming promotion by writing fresh content to appeal to the company’s target audience. My favorite part of my sales marketing internship was when I mentored with a Marketing Consultant and witnessed first-hand how she led her team to nurture and progress sales opportunities. What I Loved about Go Abroad China is that I still had enough time to travel around Beijing and explore the sights.

Architecture is my passion. I was determined to experience an architecture internship abroad to gain experience in an international company. I was delighted to discover that Go Abroad China could help me with an architecture internship in China. Speaking to me on the phone, an adviser informed me of my various options and answered my questions. She told me how to apply for an architecture internship at a company in Wanda . It wasn’t long before I was back on the phone to them asking them to help me arrange my flights and accommodation. During my internship, I was able to witness a senior architect at work developing the construction details of a major project, checking for code compliance and coordinating with consultants and contractors. This is exactly the kind of work I am interested in. Since I can add this experience to my resume, I am one step closer to securing the job of my dreams. My internship led to a paid architecture internship and I was able to visit Xi’an and see the Emperor Qin’s Mausoleum and his Terracotta Army. Fabulous experience.

I applied for a legal internship with Go Abroad China because I had decided to focus on gaining an understanding of Chinese law, specifically in relation to foreign direct investment and contract law. GAC found the right firm for me that specialized in international law and trade law. Working as an intern at a Chinese law firm, I gained experience in commercial law and how contracts differ from country to country and an understanding of case management, legal research and even financial regulations as they pertained to client cases. The entire experience was an eye-opener and I have come away with a well-rounded, global resume that I can present with a strong sense of pride. Thank you, Go Abroad China, for showing me all that I can look forward to, professionally and personally!

Internet usage is unprecedented and with global companies outsourcing IT to China, I see a realm of possibilities for career prospects. My area of expertise lies in web development and software engineering. GAC informed me of an IT internship at a company based in Beijing and since I’ve always wanted to see The Forbidden City and The Great Wall of China, I jumped at the chance. My internship as a web designer involved working with a highly skilled mix of people involved in improving UX design. The best bit of the program for me was the dinner get-togethers GAC told me about. This is where the GAC interns met up over dinner. I was nervous about trying some dishes so this was a great way for me to venture out of my comfort zone in the comfort of like-minded individuals.

Go Abroad China arranged for me to work at an international trade company in Shanghai where I could develop my focus on the export of Chinese manufactured goods and the associated regulations. Networking opportunities were crucial for me as my aim was to make contacts that would enable me to develop a career in this area. At the same time as fulfilling the duties required with my international trade administration internship, I was able to attend Mandarin classes at Beijing language and culture university and attend social events organized by Go Abroad China. I came away from my internship with an in-depth knowledge of international trade and sales, connections with potentially influential individuals, and a greatly enhanced CV, which places me exactly where I need to be for the next step in my career.

I was excited to be offered a Human Resources Internship in Hangzhou because I had learned about the challenges faced by Chinese businesses when it comes to attracting and retaining skilled employees. This is very much an area of work I am interested in and it was an extremely rewarding experience. From working on the administrative aspects of job postings and candidate recruitment to attending workshops, seminars and training events focused on hiring, I pretty much saw and experienced all aspects of a global HR department in a couple of months. Besides such incredible work experience, I got free time on the weekends to travel around Hangzhou and attend the social events that were organized by Go Abroad China. The cost of the excursions was taken care of so all I needed to do was choose the ones I was interested in and get on with enjoying making new friends, all of whom were in the same situation as me.

Placed at an international hotel in Shanghai where I worked on reception with a team of experienced staff. Shanghai - Wow! A city that never sleeps. Clubs and bars are buzzing, trendy nightspots, international DJs, professional bartenders, amazing restaurants with breathtaking views of the City - Shanghai has got it all. Thoroughly enjoyed learning how the hotel’s booking system worked and watching the experts at work. Duties included greeting guests which really brought my language skills on! Communicated with other teams around the hotel such as housekeeping, restaurant staff, maintenance, marketing, finance, and accounts. Would recommend GAC to anyone looking for a hospitality internship abroad. It can even lead to paid hospitality internships if you are interested in staying on longer.

I had a strong desire to work in China to enhance my future job prospects, but it was important to me that I could experience the beauty and nature of the country as well as its vibrant cities. I spoke to a representative at Go Abroad China and they suggested Hangzhou, a city renowned for its enchanting scenery and rich cultural heritage. I was told that Hangzhou is one of China’s most popular travel destinations and I soon learned why. West Lake is a breathtakingly beautiful spot with willow-lined banks, mist-covered hills, pavilions, arched bridges and a little island that you can only reach by boat. During my Fashion design Internship, I have loved exploring the temples, shrines, and pagodas, and sampling the delicious Zhejiang cuisine. My particular favorite is the tender West Lake fish served in the vinegar-based Sweet Sour Sauce. Delicious!

I finally got the chance to travel to Shanghai last year and I really had so much fun. I was able to gain more knowledge in my field and learn from the best. GAC picked me up from the Shanghai Pudong International Airport and drove me straight to my accomodation and made sure I had everything needed. The next day Gina, arrived early in the morning to give me my train pass and directed me around the lovely city. At my internship, I was given the perfect amount of responsibility, especially towards the end of my placement, I was always busy. I presented to the multiple employees which advanced multiple skills which allowed me to be pushed and excel within my placement year. And mostly I enjoyed the weekend outings and activities organised during the weekend by GAC.

Thoroughly enjoyed it. My team were very good in giving me work and making me feel like part of the team. it has provided me with knowledge and skills which I can take forward with mw to future roles. The culture of the organisation is great and the people you get to meet and work with are also very friendly. I felt very valued by my colleagues. Interns may initially feel as though they are "just interns" and so don't have a lot to offer. My team made sure that wasn't the case and allowed me to showcase what I had to offer. They allowed me to make a contribution to the team. My manager was very supportive. Although he wasn't always around which is not unexpected as he is quite busy, we had weekly one to one meetings where we would review what has happened over the past week. We would address any issues that need to be addressed and plan how things will be in the following week.

I was in my placement year, searching vigorously for an internship in my career field in law before the deadline. I had applied to several companies in Birmingham UK but wasn’t being successful in my search. Then one day while searching for internship opportunities online, l found an internship post advertising an legal internship in Beijing China. I wasn’t sure certain, but the I was really attracted to the opportunity to actually do an internship in China and so I sent in my CV and waited. While I waited I was constantly on the their website trying to do some research and gain more insight about the company. After a while I received an email from GAC and was really excited. They informed me they had accepted my application and explained they had numerous legal and law internship positions available in China and assured me I would be able to get a position before the deadline of my placement year application date. I was so excited about the opportunity to complete my internship year in China. Above all, the opportunity to actually travel to China excited me greatly as I had never travelled that far before. Over the couple days, I discussed with my parents and university about my internship and commenced my application for an internship in China. I was really skeptical at first about everything. I extremely researched their website, checking for reviews and looking for and speaking with former participants of their programs. I also contacted their competitors looking for other companies that offered the same services. Finally I chose GAC as think they have the best package, I was really excited about the programs they offered and after they discussed directly with my parents and I confirmed from several students from other universities in Birmingham, I was convinced enough. Though I had little knowledge about China, I chose Beijing because, based on my initial thoughts and conceptions about China (ninjas and kungfu), I felt I would be able to experience the Chinese history culture more compared to Shanghai which was more modernised from what I had heard. I did so much research about Beijing and was really excited to visit the tourist destinations I found, like the Tianmen Square and Forbidden City. In addition, the company that offered my an internship was also situated in Beijing and so this influenced my decision greatly. Also after discussing with GAC, they informed me Beijing was more than I had imagined (few ninjas and kungfu) and was also as modernised as Shanghai. I also loved my accommodation, which was well furnished, had great views and was situated close to my internship and school and I was able to make lots of goods friends too during my stay. I stayed in a student accommodation during my stay. Though a separate university owned student accommodation, it was the best accommodation in my opinion, I really enjoyed my stay. The staffs were really friendly and nice. They would assist me when I wanted to order food, due to the communication issue. They were really supportive, even the hard working cleaners at the accommodation. I stayed in a shared accommodation, sharing with a good friend. The rooms were well furnished, with a heater, a air cooler, bathroom and toilet, study desk, TV and other basic amenities. We shared a big kitchen and had access to laundry machines. It also had a study room, gyms and table tennis room and all bills were inclusive. The accommodation was in a great location, close to a Wal-Mart shopping mall and about 20mins by train to my university and about 30mins to my internship company. GAC gave me lots of support. When I arrived in Beijing, I was so nervous, I was in a different place. They picked me up from the airport, helped me feel comfortable, explained everything about my program, how it would be arranged. They updated me on my internship company, Vericant and about my Chinese school, Peking University. Once we arrived at my accommodation, they ensured I had the room of my choice and took care of registrations and tidbits. The next day someone arrived to guide me to my internship company, Vericant. They showed me how to make use of my rail card, how to top up and the best routes to get there. When we arrived, they introduced me in person to my employer and I was settled. The next day, they arrived to guide me to my Chinese school, they showed me how to get to my school, made sure I had all the text books I needed, I got my id card and was a registered student. An average day for me was either spent at school or at my internship. My internship company were really understanding and supportive, so I was assigned 4 days to work, Monday – Thursday, though I closed at different times each day to attend my classes at Peking University. I would work from 9:00 – 5:00 at my internship company and attend my classes from 6:00-7/8:00pm, Monday – Thursday while on Friday, which was my day off, I only attended my classes at Peking University. My tasks at my internship were assigned to me the previous week, so I had all week to complete the various tasks I was given before the deadline. This allowed me structure and plans my time to be able to multi task, completing my internship work while also attending classes. The classes were really well and organised and structured at Peking. My classes were usually 3 hours long each day, were we mostly practised out oral mandarin speaking and character writing skills on Tuesday, Chinese business and economy on Wednesday, were we studied about Chinese business practises and Chinese History on Thursday and Friday. The classes were engaging and fun and we were assessed by presentations and exams at the end of our semester. Outside of the classroom, I looked forward to each weekend activity organised by GAC. Also, Peking University also organised great trips to various destinations in Beijing. There was always something to do or an event to attend each weekend. I also enjoyed attending professional networking events planned by my internship company, Vericant. One of my most fond memorable trips was travelling to Zhangjiajie to see the Avatar Mountain where Avatar the movie was shot. Taking a 6 hours train journey from Beijing to Zhanjiajie was one of the highlights of my journey. In addition, I spent most of my free times visiting the cinema, shopping and playing table tennis with my friends at my accommodation. I really cant think of anything that I would want to change during my stay, I had a lot of fun, travelled and experienced a lot though I wish I had done more traveling while in China. I was able to visit the famous Avatar Mountain in Zhangjaijie, which was so awesome and visit other cities during my stay. I wish I could have visited more, there’s still so much to see in China. My time in China has really benefitted me greatly. Apart from the professional development and boost to my CV I have gained through my internship experience. I have made great really great friends, travelled to really beautiful sites and places in China and my confidence level has really increased. I would definitely recommend this program. I still plan on visiting China again sometime in the future, there’s still so much I would like to do and see.

My name is Wesley. I first came to China for the language specifically and got the chance to go to Peking University and study for half a year. I am now currently interning at Vericant, in Beijing China, an IT company focused on carrying out video assessments for Chinese students applying to study abroad. Applying through GAC was the best decision I made while searching for an internship in China. They arranged everything, from finding my perfect internship company to providing a great accomodation for me and much more. They have really been supportive and have always been available to assist me whenever i encountered any difficulties. After staying in Beijing for 4 weeks, I have come to love the culture, the people and food. Beijing is so rich in history and adventure. Before I end my internship in december, I hope to explore more of China and be more amazed by this beautiful country. In conclusion, I have had the best experience so far in China and would definitely love to return sometime in the future. I will be going back to the UK once my internship is done to continue with my university course. For now though, there is still much more to learn about Beijing especially on the weekends since I'm off work. I still practise my Chinese everyday, and I have really come to enjoy my time here the more I get used to it.

Enrolling with Go Abroad China in the internship program was a good experience for me, I joined a business & consulting firm in Beijing (I’m a business major) and got to work very quickly within days of arriving in China. For anyone coming to China, don’t be surprised at the work hours, they are different from many countries from what I have noticed. But coming from the view that I wanted to learn and had a strict number of weeks to complete an internship, it helped me a lot. I applied probably a month before I wanted to start the internship and they were able to get me a position relatively quickly. On their part, I think there was an even/dinner with everyone that applied through GAC per month so I got attend two of those. Communication was relatively easy with GAC, we communicated largely through email and skype here and there. It was my first time in Beijing city and I liked it with its loudness and had many more foreigners than I imagined.

My name is Veronica, I did a business internship in Beijing last summer and really had a good experience there. The business dealt with exports and supplies and my roles included helping maintain records of goods, ensuring with my boss which products are meant to leave and what time etc. After that usually I would need to write a report. I interned for only a month, and it just flew by very quickly. I contacted Go Abroad China to help me with this internship placement, keeping in mind my budget and other needs which included a place to live. They also helped me get introduced to the company right in Beijing and once on the weekend joined everyone for a trip to Beijing's Forbidden City. Generally speaking everything went smoothly and I got good treatment, I wish though I had the means to have been able to extend by a couple more weeks. But living in Beijing for that time was great, I enjoyed the city especially during my spare time during the weekends. One thing you need to be aware of is that the internship most times is like full time work. You check in like everybody else for around eight hours per day.

I did my internship in Guangzhou in the south of China, I worked mostly at the front desk and attending to the needs of guests. Working at a hotel is great but you need to be fast, very organised and always look happy. At the front desk I was always with two other ladies to attend to queries, make sure guests get their appropriate rooms, book conference spaces and sometimes when there are special dinners to make sure that their private dining rooms are well prepared. I loved my job, the city of Guangzhou was crowded, noisy but interesting to live and work in. During my free time I usually hung out with my colleagues who showed me great shopping and eating spots. I also managed to pick up some Chinese while I was down there, although being back at home I hardly ever use it. I was fortunate enough that I am fluent in English and Spanish, which was great for my job. Writing this report, I will mention that I went through Go Abroad China, and what was really great is that the hotel provided accommodation onsite - okay it wasn't a hotel suite but a dorm where some other ladies also lived but it was alright.

For the internship program, I was living with a Chinese family in Beijing. Their neighborhood was actually really nice and close to the subway station, which was really convenient because I took the subway everyday to work. As for the internship, it was good, they assigned me a partner at work and a lot of our duties were finding new clients for the company, then doing work to increase sales. My coworkers were helpful, the company also helped me extend my visa because I ended wanting to stay longer and they allowed me. I contacted Go Abroad China pretty quickly after I discovered them via the internet. They offered a really affordable program as budget was one of my concerns with an internship outside of my country. In Beijing, their staff took us to the GreatWall, we explored the city center a couple of times and generally it was okay.

My name is Daniela, I study tourism and hospitality management and I am in China for a whole year doing an internship in hospitality as part of my course (it requires spending a year in the field). I am interning at Millennium Hotel, which is part of the famous Millennium and Copthorne Hotel chains popular in North and South America. I am in the city of Wuxi, in southeastern China, less than an hour from the city of Shanghai. My position is a Guest Relations Officer, and I get to supervise and work together with the front desk everyday, I also ensure the satisfaction of the guests that I am responsible for, I handled logistics of hiring out conference rooms for workshops, meetings and other things that people can book for. I like dealing with people and customers so I enjoy my job. I am really happy that Go Abroad China was able to organise such a great internship for me, I am learning so much from my time here! I thought the ladies who were helping me were really friendly and helped me a lot before I got interviewed by my supervisor. I look forward to going back home and graduating from college.

The few months I spent in China were really rewarding, I learnt a lot about the culture, spring festival, Ming Tombs and exploring Beijing. It was my first time in Beijing, I found it very exciting, loud, it never sleeps and very cosmopolitan...well some parts anyway. I was interning at a Public Relations company and learnt a lot, especially what strategies are generally good to use if you are doing public relations and have other companies as clients. I also realised how tough it is to work under pressure sometimes but overall I felt like it was a good internship. I also had some Chinese classes too and currently I am at level 2, for me that's good enough because I got around just fine. I lived in a small apartment in a Chinese area, but I preferred it this way because I still got my privacy and had lovely Chinese neighbours who were really friendly towards me.

I got an internship through Go Abroad China; they are the ones that seemed to offer what I wanted close the budget I had. I worked for a trade company based in downtown Shanghai. Doing the work experience in Shanghai was great; my team was in charge of finding clients through emails, phone calls and doing presentations. I was also involved with a lot of research about how the trade industry works and where that company should be improving. China is quite crowded but the life in Shanghai is great, if I found a job there I wouldn’t hesitate to move there. I don’t really speak Chinese but it wasn’t a problem at work since I was not the only foreigner in the company, so English was easily spoken; plus plenty of Chinese in Shanghai actually speak English! Besides that I did have several times I went out to see the town and have fun too.

This is Jane and coordinate the program in Shanghai, first of all, I would like to thank GAC to offer me this chance to co-work with them and meet different students around the world. Now the interns in Shanghai have nice work in famous companies, like Wison, JW Group.They have leaned a lot during daily work and intergrate in Chinese way of life.Co-workers are really nice, in the weekends can have different activities offered by GAC,or go to other cities to explore and know more about China;We share experiences and stories regularly, celebrate holidays;students live with homestay help them to understand chinese family culture;besides, GAC offers better service, and keep doing the best for students. All in all, GAC is not only a third party, also a friend for everyone who has experienced.

I initially discovered Go Abroad China simply because they were one of the few overseas agencies to offer an internship program in my discipline. After browsing their website for an hour or so it became apparent to me that Go Abroad China was an extremely professional organization that has a clear understanding of student needs. Then I proceeded to contact a representative of the company. All of my questions were promptly answered, and the process for applying for the internship program was clearly explained. A number of things contributed to making my internship such a fantastic experience. First of all, as I chose the home stay option, I was living with a Chinese family in a typical Beijing apartment. The family was very kind and provided assistance to me where they could. Secondly, the internship position itself and the company I worked for were excellent. For the first time since starting my studies I was able to get real-world, hands-on experience applying my knowledge, and I got to learn a lot of new stuff along the way. Thirdly, the other employees at my work were great people who really enriched my experience. I worked in an IT company to assist in Marketing campaigns from event organization through to PR, digital marketing and corporate hospitality. I learned lots of things that I never know in the school from this company. It is really a precious experience for me. I will never forget this experience.

A number of things contributed to making my internship such a fantastic experience. First of all, as I chose the home stay option, I was living with a Chinese family in a typical Beijing apartment. The family was very kind and provided assistance to me where they could. Secondly, the internship position itself and the company I worked for were excellent. For the first time since starting my studies I was able to get real-world, hands-on experience applying my knowledge, and I got to learn a lot of new stuff along the way. Thirdly, the other employees at my work were great people who really enriched my experience. I initially discovered GAC simply because they were one of the few overseas agencies to offer an internship program in my discipline. After browsing their website for an hour or so it became apparent to me that GAC was an extremely professional organization that has a clear understanding of student needs. Then I proceeded to contact a representative of the company. All of my questions were promptly answered, and the process for applying for the internship program was clearly explained. Prior to coming to China I did not speak any Chinese at all, and naturally this makes life a little bit difficult, especially when trying to get directions or order food at restaurants. However, the program coordinator's service was extremely good. They were extremely friendly and helpful, and made the transition to Beijing life much easier than it would otherwise have been. I will recommend this program as it provides a very unique and rewarding experience, and is provided by a very professional and helpful organization. Choosing GAC for my internship has been an excellent decision, and I have not regretted it for a moment.

My name is Nick. I'm from the US, I took a semester off of college at a private school in New York called the King's college to intern abroad with Go Abroad China. It's been a pleasure to work with the people of my internship company as well as being involved in the actual work they are doing. It's fascinating to see the business side of China and to compare them to the way things are in developed countries. And my Chinese class is absolutely helpful. I have 20 hours a month of Chinese tutoring. It's one and one and it's awesome because it allows me to ask the things I want and the teacher is able to focus on me exclusively rather than having to split time within me and other students. In addition to taking the classes, you will learn just from riding the subway, ordering food etc. My living accommodation has been the best part of me living in Beijing. I have an awesome roommate. He has made my experience in Beijing one I'll never forget. I haven’t had a lot of bad culture shock because I have set a strong community with people who look after me. I’m thankful for it. This experience will impact my future in so many ways. I've always been interested in working in China and I knew that I wanted to do business here in the future but having gained experience in the space I've had access to during my internship, I know that the network I've developed and the work experience I developed are going to come in handy in the future. Go abroad china's program coordinator Ada is been awesome, she picked me up from the airport, took me to my accommodation. After that she has been in touch with me by emails, see how things were going. And she frequently invites me out to lunches, see parks or museums in Beijing. Just today we went to an art zone which is really awesome, called 798. That's the coolest thing I've seen in Beijing. So if you are lucky enough to have Ada as your program coordinator, you are in for a treat. If you are interested in going abroad, Go abroad China is the company to go through.

GAC's internship program provides an opportunity to work with leading foreign companies in China. Before I arrived in Beijing, my curriculum vitae were sent to Scandinavian Furniture (SF). After my arrival their information was provided to me so I was well prepared.

I came to China for the Internship Program to improve professional prospects and also see interesting places. I spent 4 months working, engaging with cultural and everyday life in China. Overall experience was good, I felt like GAC program staff were very approachable and supportive. Especially I was impressed by email communication before I came to China. The handling of my Internship and other arrangements were quick and professional. I was also very satisfied with the company service during my stay. I’d definitely recommend GAC Internship Program to others!

I came to Beijing for 3 months Internship Program, because I wanted to study Chinese and to improve my career prospects. I was very satisfied with my experience and GAC assistance. Even though I was alone I knew that there was an organization behind me that could help with everything. The family I’ve been staying with was kind and helpful; they were open-minded so I didn’t have any troubles with them. The program itself was very fulfilling from many aspects: language studies, daily life, excursions and culture. My Chinese language teacher was absolutely great; she helped me a lot to learn more. Program coordinators were caring and always helped me. The greatest benefit that I’ve gained from GAC experience is the opportunity to find very good job and understand what my work career would be. I am independent now and I’ve learnt to live myself. I’ve left behind me all my fears that troubled me in the past.

My stay in Beijing has been really great! I participated in GAC program last summer. I thought the program offered what I was looking for: a way to improve my Chinese while experiencing China. The Chinese tutors were available flexibly to help with any language questions. My host mother Grace has been very very nice and patient with me, as well as GAC staff who has provided me with constant guidance and feedback! We often met up for dinners and other excursions, giving me the opportunities to converse and learn Chinese outside of the classroom. Before my program started in Beijing, GAC team was very responsive, making the process of getting to China and working, living in China much easier. Any problems came up were easily solved. I have to admit it is a great relief to know that I can call her anytime! In addition, the group dinners and trips organized by GAC were wonderful. I was very very pleased by the welcome, and I am very thankful to GAC staff. I love them!

I interned in CRI through GAC and I worked closely with the manager and a number of other colleagues doing mostly interviewing, events and social media-type work. By interviewing, I mean interviewing ambassadors and counselors of various embassies like Micronesia, Nepal, etc.

I'm from Canada, studying engineering in the US and had finished my 2nd year. I joined Go Abroad China program in summer, 2010. I got put in a 3 bedroom apartment with two others locals who are a year or two older than I am. I have my own bedroom space and it's bigger than my dorm room. I lived 2 min away from the bus stop to my office so it's very convenient. It takes me 40-50min to get to work. My Chinese roommates are very nice people and we get along well. They don't speak much English but my Chinese is decent enough to get simple ideas across. We've never had a really long conversation about anything though.I also teach them English in the evenings. I have Chinese language classes for 4hrs every Saturday and most Sundays. I know Cantonese and a lot of the words are similar so basically it's like learning how to say words and commonly used phrases/conjunctions. However, if you have no prior knowledge at all, the Chinese language is ridiculously difficult to learn so in my opinion anything short of 1.5hours a day is too little to get even a grasp of the language. That's if you want to have a conversation instead of just responding to and asking simple questions.The Chinese classes with GAC would probably get you to simple question/response. That's the language's fault though.The teacher is nice and easy to talk and knows English but isn't fluent. I study mechanical engineering and requested some related company. I have never had a job/internship before and I had no clue what engineering consulting was so I didn’t' really have any expectations. I ended up at the company based in the UK with offices in Scotland, Beijing, Canada and very recently, US. They handle lots of reports and reviews and site visits related to renewable energy projects literally worldwide. China's largest resource is wind energy so I was dealing with mostly Wind energy. I've been assigned to do things that actually mattered so I am enjoying it. GAC coordinator is ridiculously helpful and reliable. Absolutely no concern here! Program Administration: GAC coordinator is ridiculously helpful and reliable.

It was definitely a great experience. The company I worked for was great, the work I did was fun, and all of my co-workers were friendly. The GAC Beijing Coordinators are excellent at their jobs, and very friendly. They are available practically 24/7 throughout your entire stay to help you with anything that might come up, and also to assist you in navigating the treacherous enigma that is life in Beijing. I personally stayed in a private apartment, but GAC is a very flexible program (this is what makes us unique) and so you can choose from a variety of options such as apartment, hotel, home stay, etc, and GAC will set it up for you. I also opted to take language training classes. My teacher was extremely friendly and a wonderful. Our sessions were everyday after work and we would generally go somewhere (restaurant, tea house, etc.) for each lesson. The lessons were very informal, generally me honing my Chinese through conversation and picking up new vocabulary and such as we visited various places in Beijing. Also, I had year of beginning Chinese in college prior to my first GAC trip, so I was somewhat prepared, although I had failed to review all summer and thus had forgotten a lot of vocabulary by the time I arrived. By simply living in Beijing (regardless of the tutor) your Chinese conversation skills and confidence will improve dramatically, just by virtue of interaction with people on a day to day basis. My trip last summer was one of the greatest experiences I have ever had! In fact, I will be returning to China for a second internship with GAC and I wholeheartedly recommend this program!

I had a fairly positive experience with GAC. I lived with young Chinese professional (no English) and studied 6 hours a day with a tutor provided by GAC. I would recommend it if you really plan to make progress in the language. Accommodation was comfortable, my apartment had small living room, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath and kitchen. Neighborhood was definitely safe and China in general is very safe. GAC coordinators were very helpful and attentive. Do not hesitate to ask them to accommodate or help you. Program Administration: GAC coordinators were very helpful and attentive.

It’s great experience. The staff was helpful, young and very understanding. Also Beijing is the heart of China, so to be exposed to China, Beijing is the right place. Everything was perfect. It lives up to my expectations and more, so why not advice my friends to experience it?! Program coordinators’ service was pretty good. Whenever I asked for something I would get a quick response. Go Abroad china is a great program. I had many options to choose, and I really appreciated that. Overall it was a great program, one month was like a day. I made many friends. I am now considering to go back to study Chinese for a year!

A number of things contributed to making my internship such a fantastic experience. First of all, as I chose the home stay option, I was living with a Chinese family in a typical Beijing apartment. The family was very kind and provided assistance to me where they could. Secondly, the internship position itself and the company I worked for were excellent. For the first time since starting my studies I was able to get real-world, hands-on experience applying my knowledge, and I got to learn a lot of new stuff along the way. Thirdly, the other employees at my work were great people who really enriched my experience. I initially discovered GAC simply because they were one of the few overseas agencies to offer an internship program in my discipline. After browsing their website for an hour or so it became apparent to me that GAC was an extremely professional organization that has a clear understanding of student needs. Then I proceeded to contact a representative of the company. All of my questions were promptly answered, and the process for applying for the internship program was clearly explained. Prior to coming to China I did not speak any Chinese at all, and naturally this makes life a little bit difficult, especially when trying to get directions or order food at restaurants. However, the program coordinator’s service was extremely good. They were extremely friendly and helpful, and made the transition to Beijing life much easier than it would otherwise have been. I will recommend this program as it provides a very unique and rewarding experience, and is provided by a very professional and helpful organization. Choosing GAC for my internship has been an excellent decision, and I have not regretted it for a moment. Program Administration: Prior to coming to China I did not speak any Chinese at all, and naturally this makes life a little bit difficult, especially when trying to get directions or order food at restaurants. However, the program coordinator’s service was extremely good. They were extremely friendly and helpful, and made the transition to Beijing life much easier than it would otherwise have been.

Now it has been about five weeks since I arrived in Beijing, after what seemed like an eternity (but was actually I think like six months) of planning and correspondence with the ever glowing Zoe Wang from GAC Beijing via email, and already the city feels like home. I don’t exactly know how long I will be here; my current internship is over at the end of this (solar) year, but I have already had discussions with my current boss about the prospect of ongoing employment. It is ironic in a way that, coming to China with such a passion for so many aspects of Chinese culture; Calligraphy, Martial Arts and Philosophy just to name a few, that I have so far had less engagement with traditional Chinese culture here than I did in Australia. There has simply been so much to do here that I haven’t had the time to pursue these interests. But I have no doubt that in future I will find plenty of time to explore the intricate sophistication and eccentricities of the cultural artifacts from the worlds’ longest unified civilization. The staffs from GAC have been wonderfully supportive during my time here, and I think I have made some solid friendships from within the organization that will hopefully outlast the duration of my internship here in China. I can only hope that my experience of China and Beijing continues to be such a positive one. There are so many more things that I could say about this place, but I feel that maybe what is here should be enough of a taste to spark your imagination and inspire your own Chinese adventure.

I interned in CRI through GAC and I worked closely with the manager and a number of other colleagues doing mostly interviewing, events and social media-type work. By interviewing, I mean interviewing ambassadors and counselors of various embassies like Micronesia, Nepal, etc.

Go Abroad China was everything I could as for in a company to take me on this journey. I travelled to Beijing for three months where I Interned in two business and studies the Chinese language. This company dealt with all issues professionally and efficiently and as long as I had my phone (issued by the company) I was never alone, I always someone I could talk too. I fully recommend GAC to any other student thinking of going to China.

I had a fairly positive experience with GAC. I lived with young Chinese professional (no English) and studied 6 hours a day with a tutor provided by GAC. This is what I would recommend if you really plan to make progress in the language. I couldn't tell the amount of money I spent per month but in China there's a huge range for personal spending. You can eat and drink with friends for $3 or $4 (and sometimes less) and leave very full. At the same time you could go to Western restaurants or clubs or bars and spent quite a bit more.

Go abroad China was exactly what I was looking for they tailored a program to my exact specifications and with in two weeks i was in China. It was a very impressive turn around. If I ever had any problems I had my personal rep to help me. I really do not have a bad word to say about this course. They really help you traverse the sometimes confusing landscape of working a studying in China. Living Situation: this is not applicable to me is I already had somewhere to stay but judging by the quality of the rest of the course I am sure it is an A+