My internship in Shanghai was the first time I experienced working in an international business environment, and it completely reshaped how I see my career. I was placed in a marketing role with a mid-sized company, where I worked on real campaigns and interacted with clients. The staff were always supportive, and I felt like part of the team instead of just ‘an intern.’ Living in China pushed me out of my comfort zone daily—whether ordering food in Mandarin or figuring out the subway—but that’s exactly what made it unforgettable. It was professional growth mixed with cultural discovery, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything.

My internship in Shanghai gave me the chance to experience the fast-paced world of international business while still feeling supported by the program staff. I worked on real projects that challenged me, and I was encouraged to contribute my own ideas. Beyond the office, I explored the city with other interns, tried new foods, and improved my confidence in cross-cultural communication. This experience gave me clarity about my career path and helped me grow both personally and professionally. GAC it was unforgettable

Taking part in the internship program in China was one of the most eye-opening experiences of my early career. I worked with a marketing firm in Shanghai where I was able to apply my classroom knowledge in real projects. The mentorship I received was invaluable—senior staff gave me feedback that helped me grow both professionally and personally. Beyond work, the chance to explore China’s culture, food, and history made the experience even richer. It gave me confidence stepping into the global job market

Doing an internship in China through GAC was one of the best career moves I could’ve made as a student. I worked in a marketing team for a tech startup in Shanghai, which gave me real-world experience far beyond what I could get in class. The program staff supported me every step of the way, from matching me with the right placement to helping me adjust culturally. It was challenging at first, but by the end, I gained not only professional skills but also confidence in adapting to global work environments. I came back home with a stronger resume, but more importantly, a new perspective on my future.

Joining Go Abroad China's internship program was the best decision for my career. I was placed in a fast-paced marketing department of a leading Chinese company, where I learned how to adapt to a multicultural work environment and manage real-world projects. The program team supported me from day one, helping with visa arrangements, apartment setup, and even cultural orientation. The networking events and Mandarin lessons made me feel more integrated into Chinese society. I left China with a stronger resume, new professional skills, and lasting friendships.

My internship in Shanghai was one of the most rewarding professional experiences I’ve ever had. I worked with a marketing agency on real campaigns for international clients, and it was incredible to see my ideas make an impact. The cultural side of the program made it even better—team dinners, networking events, and weekend trips to nearby cities. The support from the program coordinators made adjusting to life in China so much easier. I came home with stronger skills, an international network, and a whole new level of confidence in my career path.

My internship in Beijing through GAC was a huge step forward for my career. I was placed at a mid-sized tech company and was treated like a valuable team member from day one. I helped with research, marketing, and even participated in team meetings. The cultural activities and language classes on the side gave the whole experience so much depth. Highly recommend it to anyone looking to build an international resume. The team at GAC helped with everything, from my visa to housing.

Participating in Go Abroad China's internship program gave me firsthand experience working in a fast-paced office in Beijing. I interned in an international logistics company, supporting the operations team and learning how global supply chains really function. I was challenged daily, gained new skills, and made professional connections. More than that, I developed cultural awareness, improved my communication, and came home with a renewed sense of confidence in my career path. The team treated me like a valued colleague, and I gained insight into international work culture, learned to collaborate across languages, and developed skills I still use today.