The Intern Group

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The Intern Group is a provider of international internship programs in Bangkok, Tokyo, Toronto, Shanghai, Dublin, Santiago, Chile, London, Hong Kong, Melbourne, Australia, Medellin, Colombia, Madrid, Barcelona, New York City, and Los Angeles.^[2] The organization offers both, in-person and virtual international internships in career fields related to architecture, business, fashion, law, social work, psychology, journalism, engineering, and more.^[3]

History

The company was founded and keeps its head office in London.^[4] It has offices in New York, Melbourne, Madrid, Hong Kong, Colombia and also Santiago, Chile.^{[5][failed verification]}

External links

• Company website

References