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Internship in New Zealand
Starting from 4 Weeks
Many of our internships in New Zealand are available with a minimum duration of 4 weeks.
Professional Internships
Professional English language internships, which offer you practical training and at the same time spice up your CV.
Credits
The internships in New Zealand offer all requirements to be acknowledged as a mandatory university internship.
Destination
Most internship companies are located in and around Auckland
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Tourism
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5 Reasons to Absolutely Give New Zealand a Shot as Your Internship Destination
These are 5 reasons why we think New Zealand is one of the best Internship site of your choices, take a look!
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3 Steps to an Internship in New Zealand
Profile
The first step of your registration is to contact us. Create a profile and complete your data as well as your preferences for the internship.
We will then contact you to arrange a consultation with you (free of charge).
Consultation
Arrange a consultation with us! Here we provide you with information on how far your desired internship in New Zealand can be implemented and corresponds to your personal goals. We are also happy to clarify further questions about the placement.
Registration Fee
If all the requirements for your internship in New Zealand are met, we can start the placement process and send your application to our team in Auckland. This step is mandatory and a certain amount of deposit is required.
Meet Moni!
Your Contact Person in New Zealand
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Here we'd like to briefly introduce you to the team from our partner office in New Zealand. Monique and her colleagues will help you through your internship, organize everything you need, and help you with all your questions. They will gladly pass on their insider knowledge to you - so that your time as a globetrotter will be the highlight of your life!
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Internship in Auckland, Wellington, or Queenstown
If you’re reading this, that means that you already have the idea in your head to undertake an internship whether voluntary or otherwise in New Zealand. Also within you is a spark of adventure and a yearning for a stay abroad. Allowing you to gain practical experience on the other side of the world. In particular internships in tourism offer perfect opportunities to learn about New Zealand's spectacular natural world and to work at the same time.
New Zealand has the trick: it offers just as much known, that the culture shock is absent and just the uniqueness, that one longs for as a traveler.
This is not the opportunity to sit back, but that should already be clear to you. Instead of monotonous office work, it may just turn out that you will be needed to “test the product” by scaling up a cliff or falling with the bungee jumping! Of course, there are also other professional work placements in IT, marketing or other industries that are challenging but in a different way. Since there is a lack of skilled workers in New Zealand, especially in the field of IT, you may even have a chance at a more permanent position. If you are planning an internship at the end of your training or your studies then this could really open up some paths for your future.
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Field Reports from New Zealand
Hello New Zealand! 2 Sports Student on Their Internship Journey in Auckland
06/27/2016, 12:00 AM
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"The internship was absolutely perfect and working with the children was an amazing and fun experience! Every day was a new inspiration and motivation." For 3 months Elena and Helen have been working as a teacher in a swimming school in Auckland, New Zealand and have always been on the move – not only during their work. "During those 3 months I have experienced and seen more than ever before, even though I already have traveled a lot."
From Marketing to Logistic: Britta's Unique Internship Experiences in Tauranga, New Zealand
08/31/2016, 12:00 AM
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Internship in Marketing, Sales or Financing usually is the first choice for many students who are looking for an internship abroad. But not for Britta! she was looking for an internship position in logistics. The Internship in the port of Tauranga, that we placed here in, was a perfect fit for her: she not only could apply and extend her knowledge, but also was welcomed by a fresh ocean breeze everyday!
Internship and Study Combined, Why Not? Listen to Jordan's Story!
04/04/2017, 12:00 AM
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If you have the choice to do both your study and your internship in New Zealand, take it! Jordan made the best out of his valuable trip to New Zealand, take a look at his story to gain more insights for your next meaningful trip!
New Zealand I am Coming! : My Internship Abroad Story
11/08/2013, 12:00 AM
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"This is the story of my internship abroad in New Zealand, that turned out to be one of the best decision I have ever made in life."
Discover New Zealand
Scarred for Life
The Maori people of Polynesian descent are the indigenous people of New Zealand, arriving about 800 years ago to the large island at the end of the world. The clash with the "white world" did, as in other colonial territories, have advantages, but for the most part disadvantages for the indigenous population. The Maoris managed to preserve their unique traditions, and today it is open to visitors not only in marae (community centers), but also in traditional performances and galleries. For their personal history, the Maoris ancestry is visible in their tattooed face. The so-called Moko's are elaborately tattooed pictures of wild circles and curves that are inspired by the motives of the New Zealand flora. The tattoos reflect a person’s tribe and family.
A perfect mix of the known and the unknown
Why is New Zealand so popular for young globetrotters who are looking for a practical work experience abroad? Because the country has the trick: it offers just as much known, that the culture shock is absent and just the uniqueness, that one longs for as a traveler. The lifestyle in the cities is dominated by the west that you will allow you to recall the cozy cities in Europe - only much, much more friendly to once again emphasize the friendliness of the Kiwis! But as soon as you go out of town, you remember why you came in the first place; at least when penguins are crossing the road in front of the "Lord of the Rings" -settings or your car attracts the curious Kea.
Work in an Extremely Friendly Environment
The sport fanatic Kiwis - here we are not referring to the feathered inhabitants of New Zealand - are said to be exceptionally friendly and open people. And it's true! There is barely a travel report that doesn’t mention the warmth of the people. The experiences of our former interns in New Zealand confirms this.
"The New Zealand section of my internship was quite small, 9 "permanent staff" and 7 interns were there. All the staff was really nice. A better working environment, than I could have ever imagined. I really had a lot to do and had interesting work and everyone always put their heart into their work. Also among the interns, the chemistry was right 100%. "
- Kevin, intern in Auckland
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