Taiwan Internship with Meiji Internships

My internship experience in Taiwan was so good that I’ve turned into one of those really annoying people who never stop talking about their ‘unforgettable trip abroad’. For me that’s literally reality, because my trip to Taiwan was unforgettable. From the moment I stepped off the airplane, I somehow knew this was the place for me. It was at that point I really felt lucky to be working in such an amazing country! It’s definitely not easy to find an internship in Taiwan by yourself, and in fact a lot of the expats I met over there were amazed when I told them because the didn’t know they existed! Having Meiji take care of all the admin was so awesome, I felt like a VIP hopping off a plane and straight into a new job. The internship was with a real estate company operating in the outskirts of Taipei. They involved me in all of their projects and pretty much treated me like a normal member of staff. While some may see this as a no-mercy approach, this was exactly what I was looking for, and it gave me so much room to grow. I had no problems throughout my stay in Taiwan, but I knew if I did I could always count on Meiji to guide me through them. They couldn’t have provided a better service! I would recommend an internship abroad in any country - not just Taiwan. But if you do, don’t do it alone! I doubt any of this would have been possible without Meiji holding my hand throughout.

I completed an internship in Taiwan as part of my working holiday there. During the time I met a variety of business professionals, had alot of fun learning new skills and also made contacts which have invited me to work for them after my working holiday visa has ended. Meiji Internships offered a very professional service - they always went the extra mile to assure I was settled in. It was a great experience and one which leads me onwards towards my career goals and aspirations in Asia

If you asked me any question about Taiwan a few months ago, I wouldn’t have been able to give you an answer. I was pretty regretfully ignorant towards Taiwan, and really unprepared for what it had in store for me. This internship gave me practical skills that can be used in real-life as well as the opportunity to develop and change on a personal level. There’s something about being a foreigner in another country - it’s like being on another planet. It felt like I’d been thrown into this far away land where nobody knew my name nor my story. Communication was often difficult but it was the struggles like this that really helped me develop. I not only learned a lot about Taiwan and Asian culture, but also a lot about myself. You could definitely say that working in Taiwan was an eye opening journey for me. I made friends and even more memories, I found new fascination for things I’d never even thought of before. Being in Taiwan really showed me true happiness, I believe that anybody and everybody would came back from Taiwan a happier person.