AIESEC Global Community Development Program (GCDP 2012)
Explore the World, Change Lives.click here
Cross Cultural Internship Program (CCIP 2012)
Explore the lives of our CCIP interns in their cross-culture journey in New York.click here
“New Youth, New World” 2012 Summer Internship Programme
Share the enriching and fulfilling experience of NYNW interns in Beijing, Shanghai, Dalian and Chengdu.click here
“Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (Canada) – Summer Internship Program 2010
Find out more about the challenges and learning experiences of interns during their meaningful mission of promoting HK in Toronto.click here

Statutory Minimum Wage:

Notes for Student Employees
and Employers (ENG) / (CHI)
Letter of Confirmation
Form A - Student Intern
Form B - Work Experience Student
TOPIC
01 Student Internship Guide
02 Template for Internship Cover Letter
03 Internship Interviews
04 Internship Report Guide
05 Maximize Internship Learning
06 Optimizing Internship Performance
07 Crisis Management Plan for Overseas Student Activities (CIMAT)
NOTES TO STUDENTS

Exchange Students

Non-local exchange student of full-time and locally-accredited programme at degree level or above which necessitates study/curriculum-related internship and whose study period is not less than one academic year may take up study/curriculum-related internship. However, exchange students are NOT allowed to take up part-time on campus employment or summer employment.

Non-local Students

Non-local students of full-time locally accredited programmes at degree level or above whose study period is not less than one academic year may take up internship subject to the following conditions:


  • The internships must be study/curriculum-related and be arranged or endorsed by the institutions they are studying in; and
  • The duration of the internship is up to one academic year, or one-third of the normal duration of the relevant full-time academic programme, whichever is the shorter.


There is no restriction on the nature of work, level of salary, location, number of working hours and employers.

Moreover, these students (excluding exchange students) may take up:

 

  1. part-time on-campus employment for not more than 20 hours per week throughout the year; and  
  2. employment during the summer months from 1 June to 31 August (both dates inclusive) without any limit in relation to work hours and location.
for more details, please visit the Guidebook for Entry for Study in HK (Immigration Dept) and its FAQ.
Internship Programmes 2012/13:
青年躍動‧大學生實習領航計劃 2013 (主辦單位: 九龍社團聯會)

(Deadline of Application: 30 Apr 2013 17:00)

WKCDA 2013 Summer Internship Programme

(Deadline of Application: 26 Apr 2013)

香港大學生內地實習交流計劃2013夏 (主辦單位: 香港人才交流中心)

(Deadline of Application: 15 Mar 2013)

Information Session of 香港大學生暑期內地實習計劃 2013 (主辦單位: 「香港學生活動委員會」籌備委員會)

(25 Mar 2013 - 2:00 to 3:30 pm - LT-5)

Information Session: SAF International Career Development Programs 2013

(29 Jan 2013 - 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm - LT-17, Academic 1)

For information session PPT, please click here.
Information Session of HKUYA “New Youth, New World” Summer Internship Programme 2013

(23 Jan 2013 - 6:30 to 8:30 pm - LT-401, AMEN)

Information Sessions & Selection Interview: 2013 Cross Cultural Internship Program (CCIP) in New York

(10 Jan 2013 - 11:00 am to 5:00 pm - LT-7, Academic 1)

For information session PPT, please click here.
Information Session: Global Career Launch 2013 – Summer Internships in USA - organized by Cultural Vistas

(1 Nov 2012 - 3:00 to 4:30 pm - LT-3, Academic 1)

AIESEC Internship Programme Recruitment and Briefing Session

(9 Oct 2012 - 7:00 to 8:00 pm - LT-11, Academic 1)

Information Session: Cool Idea Awards & Work and Travel USA (WATUSA) Program 2013 organized by Intrinsic - for students & youth

(28 Sept 2012 - 3:00 to 4:50 pm - Rm P4701, Academic 1)

AIESEC-EI-CityU –- Membership Recruitment Talks 2012-2013

(13-21 Sept 2012)

Attitudes Toward Internship

An Internship IS

  • A position to learn about your career
      
  • An opportunity to develop your career
      
  • A real life situation to show how reliable you are as a person
      
  • A proper place for you to use your many different abilities
      
  • An opportunity to form friendship and network for future work

An Internship IS NOT

  • A break from your studies
      
  • A place for smart students to get proper rubber-stamping
      
  • A way for companies to exploit young people
      
  • A place to sit and watch how other people work

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