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Iglu Internship Programs
- Timothias Sutton
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- September 10, 2014
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Why be an Iglu Intern?
If you are thinking of entering any type of business role when you graduate university, an internship at Iglu could be the ideal start for you.
The objective of the internship is to give you a first-hand impression of the day-to-day SME working environment. You will be given a real responsibility and work with our full-time staff. As part of our team, working directly with career professionals and senior management, you will be exposed to sales calls, participate in meetings and create marketing materials. Initially you will take on the amount of responsibility you can shoulder; the potential for growth, however, is yours to develop.
Can You be an Iglu Intern?
The primary criteria for our internship program is that you be enrolled in a college or university program. Due to Thailand VISA restrictions we’ll need a letter from your school to keep on file. There is some wiggle room here in certain circumstances, so even if you’re not enrolled in school email us anyway if you’re interested and explain your situation.
Duration
The internship program lasts for at least two months and can be as long as six months.
Cost
Iglu interns are not paid. All costs related to travel, insurance, accommodation and living expenses must be borne by either the interns or their sponsoring institutions.
Visa
You will be responsible for obtaining and financing the necessary VISA, but we will advise you along the way.
Travel
You will arrange and finance your travel to Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Medical Insurance
You will be responsible for costs arising from accidents and/or illness incurred during the internship. Medical care in Thailand is much cheaper than in the West and many people choose not to purchase a policy while here and pay out of pocket should anything happen. If you wish to have a medical policy for your time in Thailand, you will be responsible for obtaining one.
Academic Credit
You may be awarded academic credit from your institution of higher education for the internship. Check with your university to confirm their academic credit policy for internships.
