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Business Internships in Eastern Europe
A business internship abroad in Eastern Europe is a wonderful way to acquire professional skills and hands-on experience in the business world while getting invaluable work experience abroad. For individuals on a gap year, studying business at university, or wanting a career break that will broaden their horizons, a Projects Abroad business internship in Eastern Europe offers a unique cross-cultural exchange that will enhance your résumé and increase your prospects within the highly competitive business sector. Whether you are interested in gaining work experience within the business, accountancy, legal, marketing or management sectors, a variety of opportunities are available in Moldova.
Working as a Business Intern in Eastern Europe– What Can I Expect?
As a business intern in Eastern Europe, you will be placed in either a large or small business in Chisinau, Moldolva. Depending on which business you're placed in, you could be working with the upper echelons of the management staff, marketing and press departments, or in the finance and accounting department. Interns are usually required to work and average of 35 hours per week, and can anticipate a wide range of tasks and responsibilities throughout their internship. While knowledge of Moldovan is not necessary for the internship, business interns will be expected to be proficient in both verbal and written English.
All Moldavian businesses are eager to expand into the Western market, so any experience or ideas you have will be greatly appreciated. Take the opportunity to make your own recommendations, or explain practices back home. Your adaptability and willingness to learn will be appreciated by your colleagues, enabling you to truly engage yourself as an active member of the team.
Through our intern abroad program in Asia, your time and efforts will be greatly appreciated and your role will be important. From working in local hospitals in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, to reporting and writing for the Times of Madurai in India, interns will gain unique hands-on experience, as positions often offer greater responsibility and opportunities than many internships in North America. Depending on the program, interns work anywhere from 30 – 40 hours a week. While knowledge of the native language in the country where you are interning is usually not necessary, most interns will be expected to be proficient in both verbal and written English.
Through your international internship in Asia, you will not only provide beneficial aid and value to your organization, but you will also help nurture a developing economy. You will learn from your placements and the people you meet while gaining further insight in a chosen field, a cross-cultural exchange in which benefits are reaped both on a personal and global level.