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LIST OF WORK EXPERIENCE INTERNSHIPS AVAILABLE IN CHINA
You'll gain unique and very valuable experience
in your chosen field, in a culture different to your own, with their own ways
of doing things. You'll discover that learning is a
two-way street and that you'll be able to contribute to their knowledge as well
as gaining knowledge from them. Our work experience placements
will give you practical work experience in an exotic environment, as well
as being a valuable entry on your CV.
MEDICAL WORK EXPERIENCE: BEIJING
Learn
about both Western and Traditional Chinese Medicine, and how they are
used in the Chinese healthcare system to compliment each other.
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PHYSIOTHERAPY WORK EXPERIENCE: BEIJING
Work in the Physiotherapy department of a Beijing hospital -
practice and get training in Physiotherapy and Traditional Chinese
Medicine!
Read more...
JOURNALISM WORK EXPERIENCE:
BEIJING
You
will work as a Journalist for a Magazine, writing articles about Chinese
Culture.
Fantastic experience, whether you're already in journalism or are
looking for a step up on the ladder...
Read more...
PHOTOJOURNALISM WORK EXPERIENCE:
BEIJING
You will work as a Photojournalist for a
Magazine, taking your own photos and choosing stock photos to go with
the articles about Chinese Culture.
Fantastic experience, whether you're already in journalism or are
looking for a step up on the ladder...
Read more...
PR
& EVENTS WORK EXPERIENCE:
BEIJING
You will work on the events & marketing team
for a magazine on Chinese Culture. The magazine publishes both a print
magazine and an e-newsletter, but is also involved in running events for
diplomats, tourists and other 'foreigners' interested in learning about
Chinese Culture. Your main role will be to help organise, advertise and
put on these events.
Fantastic experience, whether you're already in journalism or are
looking for a step up on the ladder...
Read more...
If you don’t see a placement in your field, please call us
on +44 (0)1903 502595 or
email us- we frequently arrange
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