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Internship in Vietnam - The FAQs

We summed up the most Frequently Asked Questions regarding internship in Vietnam; check it out!

1. Will I get paid for my internship in Vietnam?

Internships in Vietnam are unpaid.

2. What are the usual working hours?

A usual office day starts at 9 am and ends at 6 pm, but this may vary depending on the company and branch. Weekends are all yours!

3. Who should I contact if I have any problems in Singapore?

You can always call the 24/7 emergency number of your local internship coordinator. All minor questions concerning everyday life and struggles can be directed to your local buddy.

4. What branches of internships are offered?

Many different branches offer internships. If you can't find the right match for you, please send us a request and we will recheck with our partner in Vietnam:

Education

Event Management

Marketing

Hospitality

Trade, Logistics, and Distribution

Consulting

Tourism

Animation

Human Medicine and Healthcare

Nursing Internship (no requirements)

Engineering

5. Do I have to speak fluent English?

Yes, definitely. You need to use English to communicate with your host company and your colleagues.

6. Where will I stay during my internship in Vietnam?

You will either live in a host family or in a shared flat with other interns.

7. Are meals included?

ls are not included in the program fee if you chose to live in a shared flat. However, if you live with a local host family you will have breakfast and dinner together with the family.

8. Can I rent a scooter in Vietnam?

We don't recommend you to rent a scooter as the traffic can get crazy. We recommend you to get a monthly pass for public busses or to use local taxis.

9. Are there any Do's or Don'ts I should know before traveling to Vietnam?

In general, you need to be as polite and respectful as you are at home. Also, you shall not raise your voice in a situation where you usually would. This is considered very impolite in Vietnam. If you insist on your right, do it in a very kind and friendly way. Don't stop smiling!

10. How high are the cost of living in Vietnam?

Well, this surely depends on your lifestyle in general. But to give you a number, around 500 USD to 800 USD a month would be appropriate for accommodation, meals and some activities.

11. What is Vietnam's Currency?

The currency in Vietnam is the Dong (VND).

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