Paid Internships in China: Engineering, Energy and Tech

There were a number of openings for real estate internships with Go Abroad China. I accepted the internship that I was offered in Qingdao because this was an area of work that really appealed to me and I wanted to travel and experience another culture. Glad I did! My first few weeks were a major blur of learning about government restrictions and local laws, but it got a lot easier, not least because of the language help I received from my tutor named Grace . Grace and the other students were really supportive of me. Once I had learned the ropes, my real estate internship job became very enjoyable and I got to meet lots of interesting people. The Qingdao Pier and the pavilion, the Huilange Pavilion, are a fantastic sight to behold, especially when all lit up. I really love living here in Qingdao.

My name is Jacob and I attended a Real Estate Internship in China during the summer of last year. I applied through GAC. I got picked up from the airport by Nadia when i arrived. She put me to ease as I was a bit nervous of the new environment and language barrier when i arrived, but I got used to it after a while. At the beginning of my placement, I was given a timetable of all relevant events and activities that would be taken place in the following months, this allowed me to schedule my time properly. I also had alot of help from my team they were supportive and helped me complete my tasks . Throughout the placement, there was good communication from the HR team and I was also able to discuss with my supervisor and get enough feedback on my performance which was really important to me.