How to get an Internship in China 2024

Welcome to my guide on securing an internship in China in 2023! In this video, I will walk you through the entire process, from how to prepare before searching to navigating the competitive job market. Whether you're a student or a young professional, I've got you covered.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Office Desk Setup
00:48 - Preparing for the Search
04:39 - How to Search
08:44 - What to do after you get the internship
11:23 - How is working in China
14:53 - Outro
15:42 -

[@letstalkaboutyoga906]

wow this is really informative!! Thanks for great tips and techniques in detail. 🙏

[@AzizMlayel]

❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@flowie6478]

great video aziz, greetings from an italian living in the UK

[@AzizMlayel]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@Dina-sc5ks]

👋 thank you for your video, it’s very helpful. Can you make more videos about university, especially computer science, please

[@AzizMlayel]

Yeah planing on those pretty soon

[@capp1306]

I plan on doing cyber security in Shanghai, or anything close it(C.S). Your videos are really helping me structure everything.

[@AzizMlayel]

Thank you so much!

[@capp1306]

@@AzizMlayel No problem, Can you make a clothes shopping, real to fake and monthly expense video?

[@AzizMlayel]

@@capp1306 actually not a bad idea why not in the future.

[@amineelfadhel4337]

Keep going bro perfect video

[@AzizMlayel]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@lawonyinye7056]

@@AzizMlayel Hi, let's say I already have a computer science degree and I am in china studying Chinese language on a student visa, is it possible for me to get an internship as a developer in china?

[@AzizMlayel]

@@lawonyinye7056 unfortunately not because they don't count Chinese language as an undergraduate program its a language program. you can dm me and discuss this further. ☺

[@MusicOnline23]

Hello ! Great video ! I'm a Tunisian high school student(bac) and I want to finish my studies in China. Can you help me please and tell me how to apply for a scholarship and the university also. Liek what is the procedure that have to go through. Thank you !

[@jpfr012]

Thank you for the video, Aziz. Did you need to have some level of Mandarin, such as HSK4 or other? Or is English enough for the job?

[@AzizMlayel]

It depends on the company you have to ask them. Usually if you have HSK 4 is enough for computer science. But you can find companies that speak in English.

[@jpfr012]

@@AzizMlayel Thank you for clearing my doubts.

[@KIKII.K]

after graduating from university in Sweden am thinking of working abroad (china hopefully) and maybe move there and become a freelancer in the long run (ik am 2 ambitious)... even knowing am a foreigner and with a foreign diploma... 😭. ty for the info Aziz

[@AzizMlayel]

Anything is possible once you put your mind into it. Good Luck !!! Hope to see you succeed in China even with a foreign degree I don't think that matters.

[@techgaming7.064]

Language do I need to know Chinese Computer science

[@abdallahhafizsheen7259]

lovely video bro keep it up... btw what uni u study in..?

[@AzizMlayel]

ECUST

[@abdallahhafizsheen7259]

@@AzizMlayel brother can u make a video talking about the available scholarship in ecust for bachelor degree

[@jovensalabre1792]

as a student, you are already on a student visa. do we need to update our visa to internship visa after getting the offer? thanks

[@AzizMlayel]

yeah your university will give you the papers needed and they will tell you what to do after

[@abu8865]

I heard that it's difficult for foreign students to find jobs or internships in China because most companies are reluctant to sponsor work visas for foreigners, as it's troublesome

[@AzizMlayel]

Yes of course it is more difficult which is the case in every country but that doesn't mean there aren't any opportunity!

[@abu8865]

@@AzizMlayel Are your courses taught in Chinese or English? Actually I am applying to Tongji University in Shanghai

[@AzizMlayel]

@@abu8865 Oh nice Tongji is one of the top unis. My courses are taught in English

[@abu8865]

@@AzizMlayel Are there many courses for student?

[@AzizMlayel]

@@abu8865 it depends by the university you have to search on their website and see their subject list

[@thowhidularafat193]

I am an international student so If i complete my bachelors from China, can I apply to any university in USA while staying in China ? Does the North American/ European countries accept and well regard Bachelor's Certificate China?

[@AzizMlayel]

I am sorry I don’t have any information about that 😅

[@redsigma-sq2zi]

is there need chinese lang? or with english is ok to get job?

[@AzizMlayel]

Yeah you can find jobs that are in english, but you have to really look for it.

[@krinj.hub2]

Which year student are you and in which year did you do your internship?

[@AzizMlayel]

I am 4th year bachelor and I did my internship in that year

[@roadracerdave7645]

what's your ethnic background and why did you choose Shanghai for your studies?

[@AzizMlayel]

I am Tunisian I choose shanghai because it is very good for foreigner and there is a lot of opportunities in here

[@roadracerdave7645]

@@AzizMlayelkeep up the good work! hope China and Africa can bond even stronger!!

[@pAwaN00007]

how good should be our Chinese for internship?

[@AzizMlayel]

It should be just about conversation level HSK 4 would be find but ofc the higher the better. Depends by how much talking or writing you will be doing

[@sagorbarua5775]

Do u need Chinese to get tech job in china? Btw love your videos ❤

[@AzizMlayel]

Thank you for watching the video. it depends on the company there are some companies that operate in English especially the international ones. You need to be searching a lot. good luck !

[@capp1306]

Don't Agree, With the point of "asking as little as possible". If you don't know something and don't ask to know, you will continue not knowing. Ask the questions, ask the stupid questions cause at the end of the day You win, you now know what you didn't know even if it is stupid or simple!

[@AzizMlayel]

I should have explained this better. I mean that you try by yourself first and try to figure it out; if not, then you ask. If you keep asking questions all the time, you will bother the other people around you, and that is not efficient for anyone

[@capp1306]

@@AzizMlayel Ohhh, Agree.