Location
  • India
    • Mumbai
    • Bangalore
    • Kolkata
    • Goa
Length
16 weeks

Program Details

Timeframe
Year Round
Housing
Apartment Host Family
Age Min.
18
Age Max
30
Qualifications
  • Qualifications vary per internship, please refer to each internship listing for exact requirements

Pricing

Starting Price
2310
Price Details
All prices are inclusive of VAT and Pave's comprehensive internship package. Prices start from $2310 and vary depending on the duration of internship chosen.
What's Included
Accommodation Activities Airport Transfers SIM cards
What's Included (Extra)

- Pave Internship
- Visa Processing (consulate fee payable by applicant)
- 24/7 On-Ground Support
- Travel & Insurance Support
- Induction
- Alumni Community Membership

What's Not Included
Airfare Meals Transportation Travel Insurance
Dec 01, 2018
Sep 13, 2018
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About Program

A Pave internship is your chance to spend anywhere from 1 – 4 months living and working in one of the fastest growing economies in the world, India.

Pave specifically designs internship opportunities with India’s leading organisations, across a range of industries and sizes, from start-ups and SME’s to multinationals.

It is our core belief that experiencing life and work in India with Pave will provide the talent of the future a unique first-hand exposure to the dynamism and creativity of the Indian economy as well as the ability to develop a highly global skill set that puts them in strong stead for future employability.

We give you the autonomy to choose from our vast range of internship opportunities in the following sectors:

• App development
• Business Development
• Fashion Design
• Graphic Design
• Human Resources
• Journalism
• Law
• Marketing
• Photography & Filmmaking
• Research
• Sales
• Social Media
• Teaching
• Website Design
• Writing & Editing

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Program Highlights

  • Relevant international experience: Gain a practical insight into the Indian economy and an international context to industry practice and characteristics.
  • Skills for the Future: Develop transferable skills and competencies that the global economy require in the future. Understand what part India is playing in developing such skills for its future generations.
  • Global social capital: Build a strong international network through networking and engaging with Indian and international professionals.
  • Self-Concept Clarity: Become more self-aware as to strengths, weaknesses and values through being positively challenged and being out of your comfort zone.

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Stuart
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Yes, I recommend this program

Journalism Internship

My name is Stuart Wood, and I went out to Kolkata with PAVE for an internship at The Daily Telegraph India in February 2018. Just two months ago, after returning from my travels, I started a new job working as a junior news reporter for a magazine publisher based in South West London – and the internship is what got me there.

My boss recently told me (after a couple of drinks at a work event!) that my internship with PAVE was the thing that made me stand out from a crowd of over 300 applicants. He told me there were people with more work experience, and people with more immaculate grades – but my internship in India set me apart because it showed character, independence and an international outlook.

This really validated my decision to take on the internship with PAVE, and I wanted to share it in the hope that others can see the value of working abroad. Before leaving I had a few reservations about embarking on an unpaid internship, as I’m sure most people would – but I looked at it as an investment into my future.

I think I can categorically say now that my PAVE internship was the best investment into my future I’ve ever made, and it has really been the difference in starting out my career in journalism. Not only did it get me the job, but the skills I picked up from working in an editorial environment have directly translated into my new role. I’ve learned how to interview people confidently, how to find angles on stories, how to source images and quotes, and a whole host of other useful skills.

That’s to say nothing of the experience of India itself, which had a huge impact on my life and my writing. The sights and sounds of the country were really inspiring and I met lots of interesting people who I’m still in contact with today.

Overall I can’t say enough good things about PAVE and my internship at the Telegraph – they made sure I was looked after, helped me get everything sorted out, and provided me with a platform to launch my career in journalism. Thanks, guys!

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