Hello, my name is Manon! I have studied and interned in Korea for about a year in total now and I’ve fallen in love with this country.
Read moreChina’s football league might not be that well known in Europe or America, but with over 300 million football fans and stadium attendance in the millions too, the Chinese Super League in no way does under for its more well known counterparts.
Read moreInterning in Japan is about making first impressions and having a nonstop commitment and passion. In the USA most Americans have scheduled hours for a job from 9 am to 6 pm and they leave exactly at 6 pm, rushing home to get to their families. In Japan, it’s different, you should expect to stay in the office until your supervisor leaves and to have long shifts .Your supervisor will...
Read moreThere rests a big missunderstanding on Asian countries. Many inexperienced travelers would assume that many Asian countries are very unsafe. This is untrue however, in contrary some Asian countries even have some of the lowest crime rates in the world. In this article we will go over some of the safest and generally best cities to do an internship at. Of course a healthy dose of caution...
Read moreIf you are coming to China for work it is important that you prepare yourself and understand the differences in the business culture. Chinese culture is completely different to Western culture, and understanding the business climate can help you form better working relationships. Some Chinese practices have now started to evolve and to align with Western business practices but not all...
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