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destinycalling1 · 27 days ago

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Paid Internships Abroad How to Get Paid to Travel and Work

Ever dreamed of traveling the world and getting paid while doing it? That’s exactly what paid internships abroad offer. These opportunities let you gain hands-on experience in your field, explore new cultures, build an international resume, and earn money along the way. Sounds too good to be true? It's not. You just need the right plan.

In this post, we’ll cover everything you need to know about getting a paid internship abroad—including how to find one, what to expect, and why it could change your life forever.

What Are Paid Internships Abroad?

A paid internship abroad is a work placement in a foreign country where you earn a salary, stipend, or allowance. Unlike unpaid internships, these programs help cover your basic living expenses—and in some cases, you’ll even come home with savings.

These internships are available in almost every field—from marketing and engineering to hospitality, healthcare, and environmental work. Whether you're a university student, recent graduate, or looking for a career switch, there's likely an international internship out there for you.

Why Choose a Paid Internship Abroad?

There are lots of reasons to go global, but here are the biggest ones:

1. Earn While You Learn

Interning abroad doesn’t have to mean working for free. Paid internships allow you to gain real-world skills and financial independence at the same time.

2. Stand Out in the Job Market

Employers love seeing international experience on your resume. It shows you’re adaptable, brave, and capable of working in diverse environments.

3. Build a Global Network

While interning abroad, you'll meet people from all over the world. These connections can lead to lifelong friendships—and future job opportunities.

4. Travel with a Purpose

Paid internships let you experience life as a local, not just a tourist. You’ll get to live, work, and truly understand a different culture from the inside out.

Who Can Apply for Paid Internships Abroad?

Most paid internship programs are open to:

University students (usually 2nd year and up)

Recent graduates

Young professionals (under 30 is a common age cut-off)

People with basic language skills in English or the host country’s language

Some programs have specific requirements, such as being enrolled in a university or having a degree in a related field. But don’t worry—there are options for almost everyone.

Popular Fields for Paid Internships Abroad

Wondering what kind of work you can do? These fields often have paid placements available:

Business & Marketing

Engineering

IT & Computer Science

Healthcare & Nursing

Education & Teaching English

Hospitality & Tourism

Environmental Science & Sustainability

International Development & NGOs

Some countries are known for specific sectors—Germany for engineering, Japan for tech, Australia for hospitality, and the Netherlands for startups and innovation.

Best Countries for Paid Internships Abroad

If you're open to going anywhere, these countries frequently offer paid internship opportunities:

Germany – Known for internships in engineering, business, and automotive industries.

Australia – Offers paid internships in tourism, hospitality, and business.

Singapore – A hub for finance, startups, and international business.

Canada – Friendly visa processes and paid opportunities in many sectors.

South Korea – Growing demand for English teachers and marketing interns.

United Kingdom – Competitive market, but great for finance, media, and law.

How to Find Paid Internships Abroad

Here’s how to start your search:

1. Use Internship Platforms

Websites like GoAbroad, Internships.com, and Global Experiences specialize in international internships, many of which are paid.

2. Check University Partnerships

Some universities have agreements with foreign companies or schools, offering placements with stipends or housing included.

3. Apply to Multinational Companies

Big names like Google, Nestlé, Bosch, or Siemens often offer paid internships abroad through their global offices.

4. Explore Government Programs

Look into programs like:

IAESTE – For STEM students

DAAD RISE – Research internships in Germany

J1 Visa Internships (USA) – Paid placements with visa support

5. Networking Matters

Sometimes, the best roles come through contacts. Use LinkedIn, alumni networks, or mentors to ask about international openings.

What to Watch Out For

Not every program that claims to be a “paid internship abroad” is legit. Keep an eye out for:

Hidden fees: If an agency is charging thousands in fees, dig deeper.

No written agreement: Always get a contract detailing pay, work hours, and benefits.

Unrealistic promises: If it sounds too good to be true, it might be.

Tips for a Successful Experience

To get the most out of your paid internship abroad, follow these tips:

Research the country: Learn about local customs, laws, and expectations.

Get your documents ready: You’ll likely need a visa, health insurance, and a signed internship offer.

Budget smartly: Even paid internships might not cover everything. Plan for flights, leisure, and emergencies.

Stay open-minded: Cultures vary—so does work style. Flexibility will help you succeed.

Final Thoughts: Is a Paid Internship Abroad Worth It?

Absolutely. A paid internship abroad isn’t just about building your resume—it’s about growing as a person, making memories that last a lifetime, and proving to yourself that you can thrive anywhere in the world.

So if you're looking for a way to turn your wanderlust into real-world experience, this is your chance. Go explore, learn, earn, and build a global future.

Ready to Apply?

Start your journey today by searching programs that match your interests and goals. Your next big adventure—and paycheck—could be waiting just a few clicks away.

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jobsbureauforkenya · 1 month ago

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trumio · 9 months ago

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webappdevelopmentindia · 1 year ago

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udaaanacademycareerinaboard · 1 year ago

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on-the-clear-blue · 10 months ago

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Original idea coming from @the-witchhunter and then added on to by many others.

Dead Man's Diner

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Danny was tired okay? It may very well be his own damn fault but he can't keep waking up during daylight hours, while yes, he can fully be up and sitting at a desk, the likelihood of him waking up getting shouted at by his boss for sleeping on the job was astounding.

So at 19 years old, freshly jobless, Danny said Fuck it and moved away from Amity Park, Valarie was more than willing to handle the few ghosts that still came through the portal since he became the King.

You might be wondering, why isn't Danny filthy rich and rolling in it as the ghost king? Two words, the Observants.

Those flouting eye bastards had moved in and said that unless he was the king full time, he was unable to access the vaults of the Infinite Realms.

So once again, 19, freshly jobless and wanting to get out of Gotham? Danny was very lucky to have friends that love him far to much, Sam and Tucker both pitched in to move him out to where they had chosen to do collage.

*Gotham* oh Sam was in love with the place, the architecture, the people, (and maybe a certain green supervillian that was determined to make the city better) and Tucker was obsessing over being in the same city as Wayne Enterprises, trying his best to get into their internship program by his own merit rather than just hacking himself into it.

And Danny? He was loving it for a slightly different reason.

While the death rate was unfortunately high in Gotham, that also meant that the amount of passive ectoplasim generated by the deaths was massive, it was almost as rich as back in Amity Park with the portal into the ghost zone!

(Oh and the many job opportunities but Danny was a little less worried about that.)

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Letting out a sigh, Danny scrubbed at his eyes as he leaned back into his chair, another job he had to turn down due to it being shady as all get out.

4 hours and he was getting payed 200 bucks? Major criminal vibes from that...

Taking a moment to get himself balanced, Danny leaned back and looked to the clunky laptop that Tucker had given him, it was modified to hell and back, so it still ran quickly, but it sure as he'll wasn't pretty.

Clicking on yet another job listing, Danny paused as he felt a shiver run down his spine, and a blue mist pass through his lips, blinking, he twisted around to look at the spare room of Sam's apartment, Ghosts tend not to get close enough to him to trigger the ghost sense in Gotham...

Seeing nothing, Danny turned back to his laptop only to find a piece of paper stuck to the screen with tape, freezing at first, the dark haired man sighed deeply, peeling it off he held it close as he read it.

[Help wanted at Big C's Dinner! Looking for a night cook that knows their way around a kitchen!]

There was a few more lines that Danny's eyes skimmed over, picking up the location that it was at, it even had a decent pay, but he paid more attention to the scribbled on note at the bottom of it.

[Daniel, head to this place at 12 am tonight. While the Observants said that you may not touch a single coin in your vaults, they side nothing of your properties.]

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So Danny knows how to handle himself, he has fought many, many people and still came out half alive, but even he felt a little on edge coming down to the railroad tracts in Gotham, because apparently that was were Big C's dinner was at...which he apparently owned? Clockwork works in mysterious ways that Danny was so done trying to figure out.

Stepping up to a bit of abandoned tract, he blinked a few times at the site of Big C's.

It was a decent sized Dinning Car, with a ramp that attached itself to a proper street, it had peeling green paint and dirty white accents with charming rusted steel connecting it to the tracts, the only thing new looking on it was a bit banner stretched across it, stating the name "BIG C'S ALL DAY EVERY DAY BREAKFAST CART! OPEN 24/7!"

The windows were close off by tinted yellow blinds, but he could still see light coming through them. Stepping up the ramp Danny felt the cart under him shudder and something inside of him fluttered, and by the time he was opening the door he could feel the reason why.

The very cart was *alive*, taking a quick breath, Danny could practically taste the energy from it, there was a buzzing undercurrent of excitement that rung through the whole cart.

A little unprepared for his, Danny just smiled warily, "Uhh, hey there? Anyone around?" In response to his words the cart shuddered, the blinds dancing up and down and he could hear the squeel of the wheels.

"O-okay then, um my name is Danny Fenton...Clockwork sent me?" There was another flapingnof the blinds, and the small wooden flap that let people into the back lifted up suddenly before clacking down loudly.

Taking a steadying breath, Danny slipped through the bar and into the back.

It was surprisingly clean and orderly, the stove and fryer looked over than his parents but well maintained, the flat top was perfectly scrubbed and was already heating up.

As Danny looked around, he felt a familiar shiver run down his spine, looking around once more, Danny fell into a fighting position as he spotted the figure of a familiar foe

"Lunch Lady? Aren't you a little far from home? What did your order of fist not come in?" The bright rings of light around Danny's waist swirled into life as he went into his ghost form.

He got a thrilling grin from the older apparition, but she only crossed her arms, "While we can tumble later little King, Lord Clockwork sent me personally, said you need a bit of help learning how to cook? And ain't nobody better slinging food than me, dead or alive!"

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Down in the dripping depths of the cave system deep under Gotham, one Bruce Wayne, still in his Batsuit sat in front of the Bat Computer, eyes glaring at a map of Gotham.

He had been tracking a strange energy pattern that made its way through Gotham, he had first thought it was some sort of layline, but the more that he tracked it the more he realized it was closer to watching a person's walking patterns, sometimes following roads, and sometimes crisscrossing through streets and alleyways.

But tonight that power signal tripled in size, off-putting energy that Bruce hadn't seen it done before, tapping the com on his ear, he spoke clearly "Nightwing, take Red Robin and investigate the coordinates I am sending the both of you, observe it, I just got a massive spike in an energy at that location."

There was silence for a moment before the com crackled and his sons responded "Got it B! Me and RR needed a little time together huh Babybird?"

There was a quiet hum from Tim, before the teen spoke "On route Batman, after this I am heading in, we have a meeting with a suspect in the morning B, Vlad Masters has been poking around Gotham."

#dc x dp #dp x dc crossover #dpxdc #danny phantom #batman #batfam #ghost king danny #danny is a little shit #does this count as a coffeeshop au?#i think it should #bruce wayne #lunch lady #part 1 #Dead Man's Diner

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formulakracing · 3 months ago

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i. now or never - t.w.

pairing -> student intern!reader x toto wolff

word count -> 1.7k

warnings -> cursing, age gap relationships, power imbalance, a little bit of toxicity, toto being sexy (as always), world-building, mentions of marijuana use, mentions of alcohol use, allusions to sexual fantasies, SLOW BURN (fr this time) yadayadayada (if i missed somethin’ lemme know)

a/n -> i apologize in advance if the internship i write about is nothing like an actual internship for mercedes LMFAO also, bear with me. i know it starts slow but it will pick up!

"oh, great. you're bringing up this fucking internship again. why are you always going on and on about this stupid program?"

swallowing thickly, you drum your fingers on the table, shrugging ever so slightly, "why not? i think it would be a great opportunity for not only grad school, but for career advancement. do you know how many doors that would open for me if i—"

"you'd be gone for an entire year. that's why i don't think it's a good idea."

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inhaling sharply, you bite down on your tongue, suppressing a sharp retort.

why does it matter if i have to leave for a year? it's not like you care enough about my interests anyway.

he arches a brow, cocking his head, "why aren't you saying anything?"

"because it's not worth bickering about," fingers curling around the misty glass, you swirl it around, watching as the bubbles float to the surface, "you're right. i'd be gone for a year. it's such a competitive program. i don't even think i'm good enough to get in. they probably prioritize european students anyway. the deadline for the application is due in a week. there's no way i could get everything together in time. it's not worth all the hassle."

"good girl," he hums in approval, shoving a few fries in his mouth, "you know i support you throughout everything you do. i just don't want you to pour all of your energy into this one project just to be rejected. i know you. you'd be devastated. you wouldn't leave your apartment for weeks."

do you know me though? do you really?

the waitress slips by the table, sliding a receipt toward the middle of the table, "here's the bill, as requested. have a great night! be safe getting home!"

gnawing on the inside of your cheek, you wait until her back is turned. exhaling, you pick up the bill, "i'll get it."

"you sure?" he presses, "i'll cover the tip then."

"sounds good."

fishing your phone out of your pocket, you let it hover over the qr code. typing in your card information, you can't help but notice him fumbling with his pockets, searching for his wallet.

puckering your lips, it's your turn to tilt your head, "did you forget your wallet at home?"

"yeaaaaahhhh," his lower lips quivers, forming a pout, "would you mind? i can just venmo or cashapp you later."

"sure," clicking your tongue, you select the tip percentage on the screen, ensuring that the waitress receives a few more dollars than suggested, "okay, it's paid for. let's go."

he follows in suit as you slide out of the booth, shoving your arms in your jacket. pulling his phone out, his attention is fixated on the dim screen, fingers a flurry as he types away.

"hey, one of the boys is going through some shit. you mind if i catch an uber over to his place? i'll be home later."

"like how late?"

"i don't know," he shakes his head, gaze glued on whatever he was possibly reading, "it's matteo. his girlfriend cheated on him. it looks like he could use cheering up."

"i don't care," your eye twitches, yet you wave a hand, "as long as you don't wake me up when you get back."

"of course baby," he coos, placing a tender peck on your cheek, "get some safe, okay?"

"i will," you nod, "love you."

"love you too!" he beams, pulling you in for a quick embrace, "i'll be back before midnight."

"okay."

it's a quiet trek through the parking lot.

a breeze rolls through the cars, promising of frigid weather. tangerine rays filter through the trees, the sun making its descent toward the horizon. the sky is a blanket of a tranquil blue, with traces of lavender and magenta as dusk transitions to night.

clicking your key fob, your vehicle chirps, the engine roaring to life. opening the door, you nearly collapse into the seat, your vision blurred by tears. sniffling, you ensure your seat belt is on, shifting the gear into reverse.

as you pull out of the parking lot, you catch a glimpse of your boyfriend as he clambers into the uber. you try to wave, to muster some sort of smile, but he is not paying any sort of attention as your car soars by.

at that, the tears erupt into sobs.

by no means was your boyfriend a terrible man. he was more than adequate, actually. however, the sheer disdain in his voice over the idea of your pursuing this internship left a sour taste in your mouth.

to be honest, it was more like an awful, putrid taste, bile rising up in the back of your throat as you wallow over the interaction, knuckles turning white as you grip the steering wheel.

the internship in question?

well, it was more like a job opening.

you left that part out, just so that your family and boyfriend would be more apt to the idea. after all, they did not need to know all of the particulars.

all they needed to know is that you were prepping for the opportunity of a lifetime.

an opportunity overseas to work with the mercedes amg petronas formula one team as a member of their media crew.

the internship spanned over the course of several months, following the team throughout the season. from what you could make out from the application, you would start just shy of the season opener in melbourne, around march third. the end date was unclear, but you figured it would end around the time the season was over in december. in all, you would be away from home for nine months.

and your internship duties? all you had to do was travel to luxurious cities, meet fans, promote the team across their social media platforms, and most importantly, film the races.

and the best part? it was a paid internship. mercedes would not only pay you for working with them, but they would also cover travel costs, food, and even software upgrades. additionally, you would receive a monthly stipend for your own personal spending, just so that you could "enjoy your time with us to the fullest."

it was everything you could have dreamed of and more.

so, what was holding you back?

well, there were a few things.

one, was your boyfriend. he was not keen on the idea of you leaving the country, even if it was only for a few months. he was very adamant that if you were to take this internship, then he would end your relationship.

according to him, nine months was too much for him to do long distance. although, the two of you had temporarily engaged in a long distance relationship before he transferred back home.

two, was your family. similar to your boyfriend, they were not happy about the idea of you leaving. they felt that formula one was too flashy. too extravagant. you would not fit in with all of the wealthy moguls and influencers.

you belonged here, in your mediocre college town where no one ever left. you would fare much better spending every weekend frequenting the same bars over and over again, running into the same people, making awkward, monotone small talk. besides, what if the internship was a scam? what if it wasn't everything you hoped it would be?

and the third reason?

well, it was a bit more complicated.

you had a bit of impostor syndrome, as you felt your skills were not good enough. your editing was too choppy. your transitions were not quite neat enough to fit the speed of the cars. since you were an amateur, your work was mainly posted across your instagram and tik tok accounts. your resume was nowhere near as elegant as the other potential applications.

so, why even try? why apply to something like this?

well, ever since you were a little girl, you dreamed of working in motorsports. you weren't quite sure of what you would do at the time, but you knew that it was your calling.

every time you watched a race or posted an edit, there was a shiver that ran down your spine, goosebumps appearing all over. there was a pull at your heart, nearly tugging away at you.

it was enticing, begging you to keep watching. to keep compiling clips together. to keep creating material that was crafted by you, and only you.

it called to push your creativity to the limits. to chase that dream.

to satisfy that hunger deep in your soul.

with graduation only if a few months, you were running out of time. it was now or never. make it or break it.

it was time to push yourself. it was time to break free from the clutches of your college town. it was time to take the leap, one that you had been putting off for so fucking long.

it was time to finally put yourself first.

to choose something that would bring you nothing but pure, immense joy.

and as you pulled into your driveway, you threw open your car door. scurrying inside, you made your way to your room, pushing the door open. tossing your bag on your bed, you hunker at your desk, locating that bookmarked tab.

everything was in order. you had the letters of recommendation. the personal statement was attached. the resume was completed. the portfolio was uploaded.

all you had to do was press that final square.

submit.

your index fingers hovers above the button, nearly trembling.

squeezing your eyes shut, you apply pressure, a clicking ringing in your ears.

within seconds, a new message appears across your screen.

thank you for your interest in this internship with the mercedes amg petronas formula one media team!

after receiving your application, our team will diligently look over your application and submit it for review.

a decision will be made in approximately six to eight weeks. once we have made our decision, you should receive an email in your inbox. make sure to check your spam, as it may be sent there.

we wish you the best of luck!

#toto wolff x reader #formula 1 x reader #f1 x reader #f1 #formula 1 #toto wolff #student intern reader #toto wolff x y/n #toto wolff fanfic

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ruesol · 7 months ago

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catalyst - chapter 1

Life has many twists and turns- yours included getting rejected from med school and ending up as a manager for your burnt-out pro boxer ex-boyfriend. (sukuna x fem!reader)

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Gravel crunched underneath your sneakers as you dragged them along the pavement. You had been running around the city with tired limbs and a resume in hand, trying to get a job after getting your last rejection letter from one of the medical schools you applied to.

Thank you for expressing interest in our medical program. Upon evaluating your transcripts, credentials, and extracurriculars, we regret to inform you that you are not eligible to join this year’s class. We will gladly consider your application for next year’s class if you wish to reapply. You may contact the admissions department for questions regarding the next application cycle.

Tears threatened to fall from your eyes again. You had been crying about your future for the past week. With all the hard work that went into all those volunteering hours, internships, and research assistantships, you were sure to get in.

But no, not in the system set up in this day and age. There will always be someone more qualified and well-connected than you. And even if they aren’t, they will always benefit from nepotism.

Your feet dragged themselves till you couldn’t take it anymore. You broke down, ass landing on the curb in front of a random convenience store in the middle of some no-name neighborhood. Tears spilled down the apples of your cheeks as they drenched your chin and neck. The sky roared, and rain began to pour down.

You wailed harder and tried to drown out the noise by yelling curses at the sky. You thought of all the tests you studied for, all the diagrams taped up on your walls, and all the money you spent on your applications. You had spent so much time and effort preparing for medical school that you couldn’t invest in a plan B. You needed a job to fund yourself, at least until you could get back up on your feet and figure out what you wanted to do, but to your misfortune, no one was hiring.

There was nothing more agonizing than being led astray from your original path. You began to question your abilities. Maybe if you had just paid attention in that class, you’d have an A instead of an A minus, or if you had just volunteered more, you’d seem more competitive.

But it was all useless. What’s done is done. You groaned into your pruned hands.

Then, all of a sudden, you could hear the muffled sounds of raindrops hitting canvas. “Funny, you seem different from how he described you.” You looked up to see a white-haired figure holding an umbrella over your head. “Uraume. No last name. Please come with me.”

You looked behind the figure and saw a sleek black Range Rover with tinted windows. It looked like it didn’t belong in this neck of the woods. Great, you were rejected from almost all the vacant positions in the city, and you were about to be trafficked for the benefit of wealthy people.

“I have a mace, so get away from me,” you said while walking away, not putting away much of a fight.

“Sukuna Ryomen. I’m sure you know him,” Uraume continued. “He needs you.”

Since when did traffickers start doing background checks on their victims? Your stomach churned as you began to walk faster, trying to outrun the chalky white-haired person who was now hot on your heels. However, having not eaten all day, you barely had the energy to pick up your speed, so you pulled your phone out to call the police, which, to your misfortune, was dead. You began to sob as you slowed down, and you noticed that the Range Rover was trying to catch up with you.

It began to slow down beside you when its window rolled down. “Hey, it’s me, Yuuji!”

You stopped, and so did the vehicle. Yuuji, your ex-best friend’s little brother, was smiling at you. “Just hear us out.” The boy (well, now a man) said with the most sincere eyes you had ever seen. Uraume walked towards you, covering your now-drenched body with their umbrella.

You couldn’t believe your eyes- the once scrawny little kid you knew was now a tall man. Yuuji’s facial features had changed significantly. His round face was replaced by sharp angles (much like his older brother’s), and he also sported a few new scars (the ones beneath both his eyes being the most noticeable as they looked identical). He walked you through everything that had happened in Sukuna’s life since you both lost touch, while Uarume guided you both through the VIP area of the city’s most prominent hospital. They also casually added that they had a private investigator look into whatever you were up to in the past month, which freaked you out. No one wonder they knew way too much about you.

It turns out that after you two lost touch, Sukuna became a famous boxing champion. He didn’t bother getting into the details of how it happened, but as far as you know, Sukuna never really expressed any interest in it whenever you were around. Yuuji pulled his phone out to show you his latest fight- the reason why he’s so battered up.

You winced as you watched the clip, having a hard time trusting your eyes. There were many things you didn’t know about the martial arts world, but it was still shocking that you had no idea your ex was a famous and skilled fighter. It was apparent he had a knack for getting into fights with how he’d defend you whenever a bully charged towards you or a creep so much as to even looked your way. It never occurred to you that his punches were just that precise and had less recoil because he was training to be a professional fighter.

Now, here he was, on Yuuji’s phone screen, being beaten and battered like a piece of rice cake being pounded by a human mallet. “I thought you said he was good.” You mumbled. “He is, but he’s been burnt out and has refused any kind of treatment for it.

You raised your brow as the three of you stopped in front of a large wooden door. “And I’m here because?”

“We have tried everything. Yuuji has to return to his classes soon, and I have never been able to connect with that man emotionally enough to support him through such a tough time. Even his therapist says he’s a lost cause because he refuses to cooperate.” Uraume says as they open the wooden door to reveal a large, dark hospital room.

It takes you a while to register what’s going on, with the only source of light being the skyscrapers visible through the floor-to-ceiling panoramic windows on the opposite end of the room. In the middle of the room, against the wall, was a large hospital bed with a few monitors surrounding it. In it, you could see a mop of pink hair.

Sukuna Ryomen- professional boxer and ex-boyfriend in the flesh. The steady rise and fall of his chest told you that he was asleep. The sight led to an invisible lump forming in your throat. The last time you’d seen him in person was when you both had your biggest fight together. A shiver went down your spine as you remembered all the hurtful words you had spat at each other. In that moment, neither of you could believe you could’ve been that hostile.

You’d only ever seen him sick with a fever, and he was horrible enough to deal with during that time. You couldn’t imagine how he was feeling right now.

“As his manager, I’d like to hire you as his… well, I’m not sure what I’d call this position, but you’ll be making sure he gets better and is up to date with all his treatments and training,” Uraume said as they took you and Yuuji out the room.

You sighed. “You want me to be his nanny?”

“More like a personally involved manager, but we can have Sukuna’s doctor come up with a better name. Something to do with your field of interest. Her name is Dr. Shoko Ieri, and she’ll also be sure to refer you to all the good schools in the country so you can enroll in the next session.”

You didn’t know what to focus on first- the fact that you were offered a job (albeit a nanny for an adult) or that your idol, Shoko Ieri, was ready to refer you for your next applications. You had only ever seen her present at research conferences, all while you both had a common link this entire time. You felt lightheaded- the feeling of hope finally returning after a week of non-stop anxiety fits.

“So, do we have a deal?” Uraume extended their hand.

But then again, things aren’t so good between you and Sukuna. At least from how you see things. Your relationship with him ended on a sour note, and even if you didn’t want to admit it, you did resent him a little for simply abandoning you and never making an effort to reach out again as you did. What if you failed? What if this whole thing ends up being one giant dumpster fire?

You hesitantly looked at the pale hand in front of you. But then again, there was no way to go from here. What would you do anyway? Your paid internships never led to any full-time positions, and you barely had any money to get by after paying your rent for the next month. You also needed to pay for all the new applications and supplementary courses for your resume.

“You should do it. They don’t like shaking hands with people, so this is major.” Yuuji whispered in your ears.

You gulped as your heart raced. In different circumstances, you would’ve said no, but you have nothing to look forward to besides getting a part-time job, which you knew wasn’t worth it with an offer like this to compete with it. You placed your hand in Uraume’s cold ones. They quickly shook your hand and pulled away like you had the plague (“They have a small case of germophobia,” Yuuji said later).

“When do I start?” you ask.

“Immediately. Since this job requires a lot of monitoring, I’ll have a few movers get your things and take them to Sukuna’s apartment. You’ll be living with him until he gets better”

You didn’t know how to feel at that moment, chest still tight with the uneasiness from before. What you did know for sure was that Sukuna probably wouldn't be happy seeing you so at home in his personal space.

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Hello!

I was wondering if I could ask your advice about pivoting from an art BA (illustration in my case) to Law? I love art a lot but I yearn for a Stable Career that’s still complicated and interesting, and I was wondering what your decision making process at the time looked like?

Im sorry if you’ve answered something very similar to this already, the tumblr search system remains… mysterious. Thank you!

Mostly I hit a point where I realized that living off my art was sucking out any enjoyment I had in it, and also that if I was going to be doing boring office work, I wanted it to pay a little better.

I pretty much told myself that if I could get into law school and not pay for it, I'd go. A large chunk of law school scholarships are based on your law school entry exam scores (the LSAT) so I signed up to take the test. I took a 'study program' leading up to it that honestly I did a very poor job paying attention to, but which did prime me for the specific way that the test is framed; it's a logic aptitude test. Not necessarily difficult, but it is a most correct answer test, and that can feel very subjective. Questions look like this (pulled from the LSAT website):

And if you're not used to this sort of test, doing practice tests is very helpful in adjusting to what they're looking for. It's worth spending some time and even some money prepping for the LSAT, because law school is expensive and if you can get scholarships, that makes a big difference.

I got the score I'd aimed for; I had already finished my BFA with high honors, and that landed me a full ride to law school. I kept doing graphic design to pay the bills through of law school (eventually turning legal internships into paid roles so that I could cut back on that; I did three internships before I finished my JD).

If it's something you're considering, it's worth putting some work into taking the LSAT and seeing what kind of scholarships you're looking at.

#correct answer is D #if you are paying for law school with loans alone youre not screwed or anything but it does seriously limit your career choices #to Jobs That Can Pay Enough To Pay My Loans #or to public service jobs with loan forgiveness #not necessarily terrible options either way #but if you want to do some types of work they just dont pay enough to keep on top of your loans #so to me it was a huuuuuge consideration.#the job i have currently I probably would not have accepted if i had loans to repay

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How to Land a Hotel Internship in Mauritius – Even with No Experience

Dreaming of working in a tropical paradise while gaining valuable career experience? A hotel internship in Mauritius could be your golden opportunity—even if you have no prior experience. This beautiful island nation, known for its luxury resorts, vibrant culture, and booming tourism industry, is a hotspot for hospitality internships. Whether you're a student, a fresh graduate, or a career switcher, landing a hotel internship in Mauritius is more achievable than you think.

In this guide, we'll walk you through step-by-step strategies to help you secure that dream internship. By the end, you’ll know exactly where to start, what to prepare, and how to stand out—even if you’re starting from scratch.

Why Choose Mauritius for a Hotel Management Internship?

Mauritius isn’t just a travel destination—it's a world-renowned hospitality hub. The country hosts some of the most luxurious international hotel brands such as Four Seasons, Hilton, InterContinental, LUX* Resorts, and more. Here’s why this destination is perfect for aspiring hotel professionals:

Thriving tourism industry with consistent global demand

World-class hotel chains that offer international-standard training

English and French-speaking environment, making it accessible for many

Beautiful coastal lifestyle and cultural immersion opportunities

When you opt for hotel management internships in Mauritius, you gain more than just a CV boost—you step into a globally competitive industry with a tropical twist.

Step 1: Understand What Hotel Internships in Mauritius Offer

Most hotel internships in Mauritius are designed to give candidates a 360-degree experience in hospitality. You can expect rotations in departments like:

Front Office (Reception, Concierge)

Housekeeping

Food & Beverage (Restaurants, Bars)

Kitchen operations

Guest Relations

Events and Banquets

Even if you're starting with zero experience, these internships are structured to train you from the ground up. What matters is your willingness to learn, work ethic, and cultural sensitivity.

Step 2: Meet the Basic Requirements – Even Without Experience

You might be wondering: Can I really apply with no prior work experience?

Absolutely. Many programs and hotels are open to freshers. Here’s what they typically expect:

You’re enrolled in or recently completed a hospitality, tourism, or business program

You can communicate well in English (and ideally French)

You have a professional attitude, good grooming, and a willingness to work in shifts

You’re legally allowed to intern in Mauritius (some hotels assist with visa support)

Pro Tip: If you have no formal education in hotel management, you can still highlight transferable skills from part-time jobs, volunteering, or customer service roles.

Step 3: Research and Shortlist the Right Internship Providers

Not all internships are created equal. Some are part of university exchanges, others are arranged through specialized internship providers, and some are direct offers from hotels.

Top ways to find internships in Mauritius:

Apply directly on hotel career pages (e.g., LUX* Resorts, Beachcomber, Constance Hotels)

Use platforms like Hosco, Internships.com, GoAbroad, and LinkedIn

Explore internship programs through Destiny Calling, which offers verified internship placements in Mauritius

Connect with hospitality training schools or career counselors for placement help

Remember, hotel management internships in Mauritius often fill up months in advance, so apply early!

Step 4: Prepare a Standout Application Package

Even without experience, your application can shine. Here's how:

A. Craft a Targeted CV

Focus on soft skills: communication, teamwork, time management

Mention any volunteering or customer-facing roles

Highlight languages, certifications (like food safety), or hospitality courses

B. Write a Personalized Cover Letter

Your cover letter is your chance to explain:

Why you want to intern in Mauritius

Why you’re passionate about hospitality

What you can contribute as a learner

C. Optional Extras

A short video introduction can impress recruiters

Reference letters from teachers or past employers can build trust

Step 5: Nail the Interview (Yes, You’ll Likely Have One)

Hotel internships are still professional roles, and interviews are standard. Most are done via video call. Here’s how to stand out:

Dress professionally even for virtual interviews

Speak clearly and confidently about why you want to intern in Mauritius

Be ready to answer:

What do you know about our hotel or brand?

How do you handle pressure or difficult guests?

What are your career goals in hospitality?

Insider Tip: Learn about Mauritian culture and customer service expectations to show genuine interest.

Step 6: Understand the Visa & Logistics

If you’re applying from abroad, you’ll need a Mauritian internship visa. This is usually arranged with the help of your host hotel or internship provider. Standard requirements include:

Internship offer letter

Passport copy

Proof of accommodation

Health insurance coverage

Return flight booking

Important: Always confirm visa rules with your provider or the Mauritian embassy in your country.

Step 7: Plan Your Budget and Accommodation

Though some internships are paid, many provide in-kind benefits instead, such as:

Shared accommodation

Meals during shift hours

Transport from housing to the hotel

Monthly stipends or allowances (varies by hotel)

Mauritius has a relatively affordable cost of living compared to other island nations, but it’s wise to budget for at least $300–500/month for personal expenses.

Step 8: Maximize the Internship Experience

This is your chance to turn an entry-level role into a stepping stone for your career. Here’s how:

Be punctual and proactive—this goes a long way in hospitality

Ask questions and seek feedback regularly

Volunteer for tasks outside your department to learn more

Keep a journal of what you learn every week

Network with supervisors and peers—you never know who will help you next

Step 9: Leverage the Internship for Future Opportunities

Completing an internship in Mauritius opens global doors. Here’s how to use the experience:

Update your CV and LinkedIn immediately after

Ask for a letter of recommendation from your supervisor

Stay connected with your hotel network via LinkedIn

Apply to management trainee programs or full-time jobs in hospitality

Share your internship story on a blog or social media—it’s a great way to stand out

Real Talk: What If You Still Don’t Get Selected?

Don’t worry—many people don’t land their first application. Here’s what to do:

Gain basic experience through volunteering or part-time customer service work

Take online hospitality courses (Coursera, LinkedIn Learning)

Apply to other internships in Mauritius or similar destinations

Work with an experienced placement partner like Destiny Calling to improve your chances

Final Words: You Can Start Your Hospitality Career in Paradise

You don’t need experience to break into the hospitality industry—you need passion, preparation, and persistence. A hotel internship in Mauritius could be your entry point to an exciting international career. It’s more than just palm trees and sunsets; it’s about real-world learning, global exposure, and personal growth.

And remember, every expert in hospitality started as a beginner—just like you.

Ready to Begin? Apply for Hotel Internships in Mauritius with Destiny Calling Today!

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