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Most Promising Internship Fields in China RIGHT NOW

Since the Qin Dynasty formed China’s empire over two thousand years ago, China has gone

from power to power and has remained a major player in world economics. Today this is

more evident than ever before, and with a population of over 1.3 billion, it’s little wonder

that China has become the next greatest superpower.

In recent years, it’s become more popular for people to leave their homeland in search of greener pastures and it’s easy to see why so

many choose China as their new home. China becomes the perfect destination for

those seeking internships to gain the experience needed to make it in the world.

BusinessDue to China’s incredible economic growth, it has become a hot spot for international business. Not only will such an internship grant you top level of experience, but you will

also be able to explore some of the most diverse cultures. A business internship abroad will improve your

communication skills as you’ll be interacting with people from all around the world. The following sub-categories

are available within the business spectrum.

Accounting/Finance. Help a small business gets off the ground or learns the inner workings of some of the largest banks in the world. Tasks

can vary from analyzing sales trends to preparing financial reports.

Administration/Management. Being fluent in English would be a major advantage here as

you’ll be able to help the local businesses connect with customers from around the world.

Hospitality/Tourism. Many opportunities await you in China’s resorts, conference centers, and

hotels.

Marketing. There is an overwhelming number of internships available for you should you be interested in marketing and many companies

may even give you hands-on experience.

EngineeringIn design, a product might be assembled in one country

using parts imported from dozens of others and delivered to someone on the other side of the globe. As such an

engineering internship will expose you to a global market and you’ll be expected to adjust to a global way of

thinking. Skills to be gained include communication, management, cultural awareness and the practical

expertise you won’t acquire while studying.

Mechanical engineering. Put plainly; mechanical engineering covers anything that moves or requires a force to move. Tasks may include

assessing machine loads, determining stresses, vibrations, deflections and making certain

devices are designed to cope. You’ll also assist in ensuring products are cost efficient, simple to

manufacture and suitable for their intended use.

Manufacturing Engineering. Design, plan, set up and improve manufacturing

processes. You’ll introduce new products, acquire machinery to improve production

and reduce the impact on the environment and develop new processes to ensure a

state-of-the-art facility.

Electric/Electronic Engineering. Research, design, and manufacture electrical

components and products. You may find yourself in a range of fields including

defense, medical, acoustics, nanotechnology, radio and satellite communication, mobile

phones and perhaps even robotics.

Civil Engineering. If you want to design and build a city, then this is where you

need to be. Civil engineering covers anything from gigantic skyscrapers,

bridges and monuments to the simple things we take for granted like roads,

pavements, and sewers.

Chemical Engineering. This fast-paced the field of engineering combines physical and life

sciences to improve industries like law, food and even biotechnology. Patience is key as you may be working on solutions and require materials

that take years to develop.

Industrial engineering is all about figuring out the most efficient way to use materials,

information, energy, equipment and people to provide a service or manufacture

a product. You’ll be involved in system design, financial planning and distribution.

Environmental Engineering. We need to save the world we’re living in to

ensure our descendants have something left. If this is your calling,

then environmental engineering could be where you find yourself.

JournalismIf you fancy yourself a writer and need some decent

experience before you can work at your dream publication then interning in journalism could help you along the way.

This field never grows stagnant so a fresh perspective is just what you’ll need to make your mark. Interning in journalism

means you’ll find yourself in almost any field imaginable, and you’ll learn some amazing things along the way. If your imagination has no boundaries, then you require a career

that won’t create any.

Broadcast journalism is radio, television and Internet journalism and is similar to

newspaper or magazine journalism. Verbal and written communication skills will be

crucial.

Fashion journalism. Here you’ll find yourself writing for fashion blogs,

magazines, and editorials. Journalism is a highly sought after and competitive market

and will require you to be persistent and hardworking to stand out from the

competition.

Magazine Journalism will teach you how to do proper research and put the

information down in a way that will excite your readers.

Science journalism. Albert Einstein once said that if you can’t explain something

simply, then you don’t understand it well enough. This will be your challenge here,

taking highly complex information and relaying it to a general audience with no

background in your field.

NursingStudying to become a nurse is a greater challenge than most as it’s such a high

demanding profession. Applying yourself to nursing could mean you find yourself

traveling all around the globe as you rotate to placements with different focuses.

Split placements. Rotate through various parts of a hospital. Spend time as an ER nurse then move on to pediatrics before

taking on orthopedics.

Pediatrics. Here you’ll be exposed to a full spectrum of the medicinal world, but you’ll

be working individually with children. Pediatrics ban is incredibly rewarding as

well as challenging.

Emergency Medicine (ER). You will need to be able to think and act quicker than in any

other nursing field as even the slightest delay could mean the difference between life and death. If you can handle this, then you’ll find yourself in one of the most vital

positions in a hospital.

Obstetrics and Gynecology. Observe and assist with natural births as well as

caesarean sections and provide aftercare for the moms and babies.

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