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CIEE Experiential Program in China Contact:	View all programs for this school Teach in China is an exciting and affordable opportunity to live and work in a country which boasts a rich 3,000 yearlong history. As a Teach in China participant, you will teach Chinese students and participate in everyday Chinese life.
Syracuse University Abroad Semester Internships in Hong Kong Click here to contact	For students looking for a unique opportunity to gain a comparative understanding of the United States and Chinese work environments while they develop skills and learn about Chinese culture.
MindsAbroad.com-Chinese from $188/wk Contact:	Study Chinese in Kunming during the week and explore vibrant, culturally diverse Yunnan province and the neighboring countries of Southeast Asia during the weekend. The flexibility of Minds Abroad’s programs along with the experience of our teachers and the relaxed atmosphere of our home city of Kunming makes it a great fit for anyone interested in learning Chinese and experiencing China.
Cultural Embrace Intern in CHINA Contact:	Experience China's booming economy and endless opportunities through an internship placement in Beijing from one to six months. Receive at least 10 hours of Chinese language lessons per week with your internship in your preferred industry. Internships range from one to six months.
Cross-Cultural Solutions Contact:	Experience another culture like never before while making a real difference in people's lives. You'll get to work side-by-side with local people on community-led initiatives, connect with others from around the world, and still have time for your own personal adventures. Programs are available in Xi'an, China.
The Alliance for Global Education International Business in China Contact:	Offers unparalleled opportunities to study Chinese language, international business and economic development in Asia’s financial center Exciting internship opportunities available with Chinese and multi-national companies Carefully-designed activities and a 9 day Field Study Trip in the fall and spring terms to Guangdong Province and Hong Kong provide a firsthand encounter with China’s rapidly changing business environment, culture, and history 12 class hours per week of Chinese language instruction; beginning through advanced levels available Area Studies courses taught in English include marketing, economics, management, and finance Students complete a Capstone Academic Research Project, challenging them to engage with Chinese people from various walks of life and to deepen their understanding of China Students live in the International Student Dorm on the university's downtown campus with a Chinese roommate, allowing Alliance students to get to know Chinese students on campus quickly and to engage in language and cultural exchange No prior study of the Chinese language required; one business course and one economics course are required
The Alliance for Global Education China Now: Development, Politics, and Social Change in Beijing Contact:	Program based at BLCU, one of China’s premier institutions for the teaching of Chinese language and culture to foreigners Exciting internship opportunities available with Chinese and foreign businesses, NGOs, and government organizations Students take part in a full schedule of excursions, events, lectures and a 9 day Field Study Trip to Sichuan or Yunnan Province during the fall and spring semesters designed to enhance their understanding of China and the historical and modern influences that impact its culture and people 12 class hours per week of Chinese language instruction; beginning through advanced levels available • Area Studies courses taught in English, including foreign policy, economics, film, sociology, environmental studies, and cultural studies Students complete a Capstone Academic Research Project, challenging them to engage with Chinese people from various walks of life and to deepen their understanding of China Students live in a new foreign student residence hall on campus with other Alliance students and are paired with Chinese graduate students whose major is teaching Chinese as a foreign language. Chinese language partners provide one-on-one Chinese tutoring three times per week and help Alliance students orientate to campus life • No prior study of Chinese language required Students may enroll for a semester, summer, or academic year, or a combination of a semester and summer term.
Academic Treks College Chinese Language and History Contact:	Students earn 3 credits in Basic Mandarin and Chinese Culture through an experiential course which combines homestays, community service, traditional classroom learning, and cultural activities for an incredible experience. Students will participate in lectures, discussions with locals, field activities including cultural site visits, as well as ongoing service work at a Tibetan Orphanage. Students will learn ethnographic research techniques. Students will visit and study the cities of Shangri-La and Beijing and also take short looks at several other locations each with differing challenges.
Real Stick Contact:	Offering full support study abroad Chinese martial arts (wushu) programmes taught by China's finest masters and instructors at China's most prestigious and respected venues.
International Arts and Artists Intern in China Contact:	The Intern in China program will include an internship four days per week, classes one day per week, at least one weekend field trip to North China, orientation and a special farewell dinner. Candidates can choose from up to 15 different classes and four main career areas for the internship: arts, media, business and society.
The Beijing Program of Asian Studies Contact:	The Beijing Program endeavors to explore China in our courses on foreign relations, religion and philosophy, economic development, history, and many others, including, of course, the Chinese language, though not required of participants. We have been a leader in internship programs placing students in well known institutions, such as CNN, Economist, Lockheed Martin. We also gain first hand knowledge of Chinese society by extensively traveling to virtually every part of China. While foreign students attend only their own classes, our program participants study in the same class with China's best students at Peking University. For example, the course, America and China in Historical Perspectives, allows Chinese and American students to debate issues face to face, a much needed format to improve understanding.
Nacel International Internship in China Contact:	Nacel offers an answer to the growing demand of foreign students who want to experience a rapidly changing 21st century China in a day-to-day work context. Internship placements are provided in both international and local companies.
Colorado Asia Council Contact:	It's a ten-year old program in China for recent college graduates to teach English, US history, business, economics, etc. for one year.
Travellers Worldwide Contact:	Travellers Worldwide arranges voluntary placements in 16 destinations worldwide. Volunteers can teach English, Sports, Music and more in schools and orphanages and a cerebral palsy centre in China. Expereince this intriguing culture! No qualifications required, full support staff in country.
Allied Gateway Study in China Education Center One-month Acupuncture Basic Course in Guangzhou China Contact:	The course is scheduled to begin with the Basic Theory of Chinese Medicine, through Classic Theory of Chinese Medicine including Meridians, Acupoints, Techniques of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, and Acupuncture Therapeutics and unique Acupuncture and Moxibustion treatment for different patients with different diseases, and finally give the students clinical practices.
Abroad China Exchange Contact:	ACE's Teach Abroad China program is an excellent way for international students, teachers, or any individuals to explore the Chinese culture through interaction with the local Chinese people. Mandarin learning opportunity available.
Global Volunteer Network Contact:	The Global Volunteer Network currently has teaching English opportunities available through our partner organization in China. This will give you a chance to make an important contribution to the people of China and while doing so gain an in depth experience of the country and its culture.
National Youth Leadership Forum Contact:	As a Delegate to the International Mission on Engineering in China, you will be among the very last to experience the spectacular beauty of the land around the Three Gorges, soon to lie beneath the rising waters of the Yangtze River which is now being dammed, in the world s largest hydroelectric project.
Marshall University Contact:	If you have a bachelor's degree and would like to participate in the adventure of a life time, you may want to consider applying for a teaching position in China through Marshall University's Appalachians Abroad Program.
Allied Gateway Study in China Center Clinical Practice in local hospital in Shanghai Contact:	Practice in a real hospital, with real patients by following the real working day of a TCM doctor. You'll learn: how to diagnoses different symptoms through ask, smell, observation and pulse skills of acupuncture treatment skills of Chinese Herbal Medicine treatment skills of other treatment including Tuina, diet etc.
University of Minnesota China Center Contact:	Work in China! Career Connections links qualified candidates and China based companies through short-term career placements in China. These placements are six to twelve month self-directed, paid, entry-level work opportunities in China based companies.
Int'l Internship & Volunteer Network Contact:	Our programs are unique as they are for participants who want to expand their resume in order to become more competitive in the academic or professional world. We are also very interested in helping graduate students, or those who have been out in the work force for a while, explore new career options through a customized internship or volunteer program in their new field of interest!
Involvement Volunteers Association Inc Volunteer Programs Contact:	A government registered "not for profit", Non-Government-Organisation Involvement Volunteers Assoc. Inc. (IVI) operates to identify suitable volunteer placements for individual people wishing to participate in volunteer activities around the world.
Next Step Connections Internships Placements in Shanghai Contact:	Qualifications: Pre-university (high school students, gap year students) University students (enrolled or taking a term off) Recent graduates Young professionals Professionals looking for a career break Conditions of Application: Fluent in English (Mandarin is not mandatory except for a few placements, in which it is specified) Highly-motivated and ambitious Eager to discover a new culture and a new lifestyle Keen to learn, listen, explore and give to others
Shanghai Social Services Volunteer Corp Teaching Underprivileged Children Contact:	Campus Earth provides an opportunity for international volunteers who are interested in tutoring unprivileged children in Shanghai. This program allows volunteers to teach English to unprivileged children, especially for children in kindergartens and primary schools.
Projects Abroad Teaching in China Contact:	We offer voluntary placements overseas in areas such as teaching, conservation, care, business and journalism in Bolivia, Chile, China, Ghana, India, Mexico, Mongolia, Nepal, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Romania, Russia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Togo and Ukraine
The College at Brockport (SUNY) Chinese Internships Contact:	The Brockport Chinese Internships Program is a partnership between SUNY Brockport and EducAsian, who has been operating programs in China for more than 10 years. The program is carefully designed to provide participants with a perspective of China through academic instruction in Chinese Language and Society, travel and an internship experience.
US/China Links Contact:	US/China Links is a one-of-a-kind nationally competitive program coordinated by the Ohio State University National East Asian Languages Resource Center and the Qingdao Municipal Economic Commission that provides the unique opportunity for Americans who intend to involve China in their professional careers to study the Chinese language and gain first-hand experience in Chinese corporate culture.
Langston English Contact:	Langston is offering a six month internship that is perfect for those desiring to utilize their skills, learn Mandarin Chinese, build strong international relationships, and experience one of the most fascinating cultures in the world.
KarmaQuest Contact:	KarmaQuest offers a wide range of trips, from scheduled departure treks and tours, to custom-designed expeditions and educational programs that combine interactive learning and support for local conservation initiatives with a rewarding holiday adventure.
InterHostel Contact:	China is the world's most populous nation, spanning a huge and diverse territory. Begin exploring this ancient land in Shanghai, a modern city with very old roots. Meet local people in Hangzhou, home of West Lake, the emperors' playground. Marvel at the fabulous terra cotta army in Xi'an.
FFLS Language School CHINA Contact:	We offer a a special package for university graduates who wish to study Mandarin while teaching English with great remuneration's.
Next Step Connections Ltd Journalism Placements Contact:	Our interns gain experience in a variety of areas, including conducting interviews, doing research, attending cultural events, writing articles and reviews, whether your interest is in news, economics, business, entertainment, sports, art, fashion, restaurants, culture, and whether your specialization is in print journalism, online journalism, magazine publishing, news reporting or else.
Princeton Travelers Contact:	Princeton Travelers organizes educational and business travel programs to China. Our mission is to help participants achieve a greater understanding of the culture, people and business environment of China.
Boston University Shanghai Internship Program Contact:	View all programs for this school
US/China Links Contact:	US/China Links provides a unique opportunity for Americans to study Chinese culture and language through a two-month cultural training institute followed by a four-month internship program.
Worldwide Language Study Volunteer in Beijing Contact:	We have a wonderful Volunteer Program in China. Our Volunteer Program in China is based in Beijing. Our Volunteer Program in Beijing, China offers you the opportunity to get to know this wonderful country whilst gaining an experience that will last a lifetime.
American University Washington Semester and World Capitals Programs Contact:	Immerse yourself in another culture when you study and live in one of our 11 World Capitals Program locations. Or you can gain real world experience and an insider's look into the nation's capital when you intern and study with the Washington Semester Program located in D.C.
Teaching Abroad Contact:	You can discover the essence of China by living and working in the great city of Shanghai. Life there is as modern as it is traditional. In addition is the program for Teaching English - You can help teach spoken English to children or young adults.
Henry L. Stimson Center Contact:	This unique program provides mid-career specialists on international security issues an opportunity to visit China.

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