Graduate Internships

Most graduate internships last a few months. They are a great way to build your trust, connect with the industry and hopefully help you find a job.
A significant number of graduates get jobs through internships

Acquiring a professional experience in China is a real professional asset!

For French-speaking students wishing to spend an internship in China, it is sometimes easier to apply to French companies located in this country. The French-Chinese Chamber of Commerce can help you in this way, because it has the list of all French companies located in China. In Sichuan, Chongqing or Yunnan, many French companies specialized in different sectors are present and may need French trainees:

Aeronautics: Airbus, Aerolia, Chatal, Eurocopter, Dassault and Snecma;
the automobile: PSA;
Agribusiness and beverages: Danone, Debauve & Gallais, Pernod Ricard, Moet Hennessy, Remy Cointreau and Royal Canin;
Distribution: Auchan, Carrefour, Decathlon and Sephora;
Energy, environment and industry: Air Liquide, Alstom, Areva, Engie, Lafarge, Saint-Gobain, Schneider, Siveco and Veolia;
ICT: Bug-Tracker, Ubisoft and Virtuos;
luxury boutiques: Cartier, Dior, Givenchy, Hermes, Louboutin and Louis Vuitton;
Hotels: Sofitel and Ibis;
Services: Accor, Adecco, Air France-KLM, AGS Four Winds, Altavia, AXA, BNP Paribas, Bureau Veritas, CMA-CGM, Geodis, Groupama, JCDecaux, MicroCred, SDV …

Internship in China

China’s internship and job opportunities make it one of the most attractive countries for students and recent graduates. Whether in Beijing or Shanghai, or other less known but equally interesting metropolises, large corporations and national companies are growing exponentially.

Getting an experience through an internship in China will then open many opportunities for you later in the Asian market and even in Europe where your flexibility and openness will be rewarded!

http://www.jobinchina.net/

Linguistic Internship

Language stays in China are growing more and more thanks to the rising appeal of students for learning Mandarin. While English proficiency is becoming a norm rather than an asset, young people are turning to more exotic language learning to stand out in their studies or in the job market.

Learning Mandarin in China through a language course is certainly one of the best ways to develop rare and valued language skills!