Do you want to develop yourself personally and professionally by living and working in China?
Can you say “yes” to the following statements?
- I have/am a graduate of a business, marketing, IT, finance or event management degree
- I have experience in team management and leadership situations
- I have a basic understanding of international business
- I have PC user skills
- I am interested in experiencing Chinese culture
- I want a challenging and fulfilling overseas experience in one of the most dynamic countries in the world
- Some internships require basic Chinese language skills but many require no previous study
Then AIESEC and AustCham Beijing’s Australia China Young Leaders Program is for you!
Some Current Positions
- Corporate Training
- Human Resources and Training
- Graduates with high-level presentation skills to run workshops in the biggest companies in China.
Marketing and Promotions
- Marketing, commerce & business
- Run promotions, marketing and events
to corporate, wholesale and individual customers.
Public Relations
- Events management and PR
- Graduates with an interest in public relations and a talent for communication.
Finance and Banking
- Graduates with good Chinese skills and an academic background in finance, commerce or accounting.
Not sure what you’ll doing this year after you graduate?
How does working for Electrolux in China for a year sound?
Electrolux, one of AIESEC’s partners, has two internships available in China for motivated individuals with a project management background.