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Paid internship in foreign countries from India

Paid internships give you the opportunity for a hands-on experience that is missing inside a classroom. International internships offer you the chance to see your field from a global standpoint, learn from experts, and enjoy unique and exciting experiences in another culture. Put your summer to work this year and develop skills that will stay with you no matter where you go. Read full blog

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Sales and Marketing with Retail Internship in Singapore

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It’s our third day but its kinda feel like we would be here for over a month (in a good way) but actually we just arrived a fee days ago. Everyday we’re learning more about the kitchen in which we’re working and about the dishes which we’re preparing. It’s a progress.

The other chefs as well as the whole staff are very kind and lovely. We are very lucky to be allowed to do our internship in this beautiful hotel.

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The journey has begun! Next destination: Bratislava - SK, then we will fly with Ryanair to Dublin. From there we will take the bus to Kells. We are looking forward to these wonderful three months.

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Internship.

This past week, I started my internship that I'll be doing until the end of my program. It's 3 days a week, Wednesday-Friday, from 10:00 to 18:00. I intern for an independent music PR company called Partisan PR and they work with independent artists as well as record labels to do PR. I'm hoping that I can get a lot out of this internship as it'll hopefully give me more insight into the music industry as I am interested in going into that industry if sports doesn't work out-- or if I fall in love with the music industry even more. 

A big difference between UK and US offices you'll notice is how the office is set up. No cubicles, just an open space lay out. At first it's a little intimidating when you're in a small space with everyone being able to see what you're doing/hear what you're saying, but you soon get used to it. Another difference is that they want me to/encourage me to take my 1 hour lunch break. At my summer internship, I didn't really have a lunch "break" in that I always sat at my cubicle and ate, just like everyone else, unless every now and then we all went into a conference room to eat. But there was never a set amount of time I got for my lunch. It's nice that I get a real lunch break because staring at a computer screen all day long, doing excel sheets start to hurt your eyes and it's nice to get out of the office for a little bit a re-charge. 

So far, I've been doing the same thing every day-- monitoring press coverage and compiling it all into an excel sheet. This isn't very challenging as it's something I did at my summer internship, but I'm hoping that as the weeks pass, they'll give me more stuff to do and even a project that I can work on throughout the weeks. 

An upside to working at a music PR company? There's always music playing so it's never really dead silent. Not only that, it's also a chance for me to expand my music taste and hear about new artists! 

On that note, go check out George Ezra! He's a 19 year old from Bristol and his music is absolutely fantastic as well as his voice. 

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Berlin Booked, Internship Placement Received

I'm a little late posting this, but I finally pushed myself to book tickets for Berlin (after I talked to my mom about it). So I'll be in Berlin November 2-3, and I'm super excited! Berlin is such a historical place, and I can't wait to take in all the history while I'm there. 

On a side note, Bri and I figure out/booked our hotels for Greece. Instead of doing 2 days in Santorini and 2.5 days in Athens, we're doing 3.5 days in Santorini and half a day in Athens. I'm really excited we decided to do this schedule instead. 

As for my internship, it's currently provisional so i need to have my interview first, but as long as the interview goes fine I'll be interning at my placement. It's at a music PR agency called Partisan PR. The head of the company is the former Head of Communications at Atlantic Records and the former head of Press at RCA/Sony UK is there as well. I'm really excited about this internship because coming here, I knew I couldn't do a sports internship so a music one was my 2nd choice since my fallback to the sports industry is the music industry. Plus, I'm considering applying to a music internship for the spring semester on top of the Dodgers internship that starts in April, so I feel that the experience I'll get here will be good for the music internship I'm going to apply to. 

Also trying to figure out/decide trips to Brussels, Edinburgh, Dublin, and Amsterdam. Not sure if all will happen, but we'll see. There's not enough weekends!