Asia Internship Program (AIP)

Program Reviews

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Raul
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

One step at a time!

Due to the ongoing pandemic, many students like myself are stuck at home doing online classes with hours of free time. I took the initiative of looking around for internships that could be done online and going through different internship program was an experience. I chose AIP in the end cause it was the cheapest and it seemed like the reviews were great.

My experience with AIP was great with the added thought that they can be better. The process itself was explained by my point of contact and it seemed self-explanatory. However, improvements can definitely be made in some areas such as getting more details of the company's that were interested in my profile before the interview. Nonetheless, the communication was spot on and the company that I interned for in the end were very nice and helpful in getting me enough experience to jumpstart my career.

If you're looking for an internship program, AIP is it!

What would you improve about this program?
Having more details on the company I will be interviewing for could help me get a better idea and questions that would be asked.
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Lorraine
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Loved every minute of my time!

I'm really happy to have had an internship experience in Singapore! Looking at the situation today with the global pandemic, I'm really glad that I took the opportunity couple of months before 2020. Businesses at the time was stable and people were traveling in and out. My experience in general was fantastic. I've joined internship program like AIP in the past but AIP really stood out out of all them with their fantastic service. I also felt that I got what I was paying for which was something that was important to me as it didn't feel like a scam of any kind. Can most definitely vouch for AIP and I recommended this program to every student out there!

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
If you see an opportunity in front of you, take it. You never know what may happen in the following months/years.
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Karl
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Miraculously amazing!

Being able to travel to another country with the ongoing pandemic was really a miracle that I was looking for in the darkest times of my life.

Going to Korea was a childhood dream of mine and with my initial plans to go in 2019, I thought for sure I could make it in 2020 and I promised myself as well. I applied to AIP for an internship and it seemed that everything was falling apart when COVID-19 was announced as a global pandemic and every country was basically closing down their borders. Luckily enough, AIP updated me and informed with the possibility of going to Korea as businesses were slowly getting back on their feet. All I had to do was go through a 2-week quarantine period and then I was able to proceed to doing an internship in South Korea.

The experience was a lifetime dream and a memory that will forever be engraved in my body. I am entirely grateful and I look to explore further to countries like Japan or Taiwan.

What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?
Getting my parents approval was definitely hard but making them understand that this is for my experience was all I needed to say.
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Lucy
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Entering a whole new experience

For many months I've been contemplating whether or not I should go ahead with this remote internship and I finally to go through it. The initial feeling with this was really weird as the process went by really quick with the great work from AIP. After finding a company, I started the week after and the transition to it was somewhat nerve-wrecking but a good first time experience. Work-wise, not so bad and not much pressure. I was able to do my online school work with some tasks given to me by my host company and that was something that I really appreciated. Not sure if I would be doing this again but a first time experience is something I always look for.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
Always be ready for the transition for anything especially in a professional setting..
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Jeff
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Grateful for a wonderful experience

To say that this internship was just great is an understatement. In addition to a massive help from AIP and my point of contact helping day in and day out, spending my last 2 months in Singapore to do an internship was something I was definitely looking for. The pandemic literally put my plans to go to South Korea on hold and it was really frustrating staying in Singapore doing nothing but remote classes. The decision to find an internship was one of those things that when I look back, I'll be super proud of. Can't express enough how grateful I am to have work experience abroad at one of the worst times of my life.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
Be active! You never know the opportunities that are lying around so always be active on the lookout.
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Jolie
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Against all odds!

Honestly speaking, it's not everyday you get an opportunity like this to travel to a country abroad for an internship or work experience. As for me, my parents finally allowed me to pursue this dream of mine to travel to Asia to have some work experience to enhance my career and to learn another culture.

Ever since September of last year, I've been wanting to go to Korea but when COVID-19 hit the global scale, I thought for sure I wasn't able to travel anymore. In addition to that, I've been having personal issues in my family which made it seem that this dream of mine was falling apart.

I was able to pull through it all and thanks to AIP, they were able to help me out a couple of months ago and get me the internship and travel experience I was looking for. AIP staff were absolutely helpful and kind to me and I couldn't ask for a better team.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
No matter what obstacles you face, always know that there is that pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
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Nesbitt
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

My remote internship experience!

This internship experience was an experience of ups and downs.
The process itself with AIP could've been smoother than I expected but we ended up arriving at the ultimate goal which was finding an internship for me. The internship experience is where the ups and downs happened. There were a couple of things that I expected that didn't end up happening due to some miscommunication. At first I wanted everything to end because things were a little messy, but with the help of AIP, I was able to pull through and be crystal clear with the things I wanted to my supervisor of my host company and it all ended up being good. Not entirely sure if I'd do this type of internship again since I'm not a remote type of person, but the experience was definitely new and eye-opening.

If you did this all over again, what's one thing you would change?
I would definitely be more clear during the interview so that I don't get stuck in different tasks.
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Upton
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Thankful for the opportunity!

It has been a great 2 month remote internship experience that I just went through and it's honestly all thanks to AIP and my host company. I couldn't ask for a better agency to help me find the right company to put me on the right path for my future. At the same time, I couldn't ask for a better team to have worked for. Despite the experience being remotely done, I had a splendid time building relationships with my colleagues. I will definitely miss all those video calls I've had with my team professionally and personally.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
If you're doing a remote internship, be enthusiastic and open to new things!
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Charlesetta
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Good experience for the new normal!

For those who are currently at home and unable to go out, doing a remote internship is something that you can look into.

I recently graduated and after being stuck at home for weeks, I decided that I needed to get off my butt and actually make use of my time. I looked around for internship programs and stumbled upon a few. After a lot of research, I decided to go through with AIP since there was a lot of good reviews. Going through the whole process from the beginning to the end was quite an experience but not a horrible one. There will be one person who will technically be your supervisor and who will be guiding you through everything. I was happy enough to have someone who was always available to me 24 hours of the day and who was able to place me at the company I was looking for.

The experience all-in-all was amazing and I am entirely grateful for virtually meeting all my colleagues who have been of great help to me.

If you did this all over again, what's one thing you would change?
Taking initiative earlier would've been good so that I could have a longer internship duration.
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Thu Ngan
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

No internship abroad? No problem.

I can't express enough how much this remote internship became a miracle and saved my chances from graduating. In my last semester of my bachelors, we were required to complete a 3-6 month internship and I was initially planning to go abroad but COVID put a halt to everything. With everything feeling like it was coming to an end, couple of my friends reached out to multiple internship programs and I thought I would do the same, finally ending up contacting AIP. Luckily enough, my university gave us the green light to apply for remote internships and it changed everything.

For a low cost remote internship program, the process was easy to follow through and the help of my AIP supervisor literally made everything simple. I was able to find an internship within a week and also start the week after. Everything went by quickly and I can't thank enough for the help of AIP.

What was the most surprising thing you saw or did?
Seeing remote internships available to the public was pretty surprising.