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    • CIS - Center for International Studies

    • Intern in New Zealand

      Intern in New Zealand offers custom internships mostly in Wellington, New Zealand’s capital, located on the southern tip of the North Island. Placements are available throughout the year and are typically coordinated in monthlong increments. We encourage you to stay as long as possible so you can get the most out of your internship, make international friends, and really immerse yourself in the local culture.
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • National Park

      National Park Apprenticeship The internship will be based in Tuatapere, Southland, with time spent at the office in Tuatapere and on the Hump Ridge Track. Tuatepere lies sits on the southern-most coastrline of the South Island. Here, the aurora borealis is known as the "Southern Lights." Tuatepere serves both tourists and the local farming community. The information center /booking office is where the office work will be based. On the track, the volunteer will join the lodge manager or assist guides More...
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    • Kaplan International College

    • Kaplan International Colleges - Vacation English

      Balance English classes with plenty of fun free time! The Kaplan International Colleges optional activities program will give the opportunity to explore the highlights of your host country in your spare time.
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Sports Marketing

      The Project Our sports marketing internships focus on team promotion. We place interns with specific teams or clubs based on the type of marketing experience you want to gain. We can approach national teams, professional clubs, university teams, even community or High School teams. All major sports like football, basketball, soccer, hockey and others are in the field of play. This is a custom-designed internship where we take your interests and background and market you so you can market the team More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Conservation Biology

      Resource Management Conservation Biology Archaeology Traditional Hawaiian Botanical Garden Aquarium Naturalist Reef Educator Avian (Bird) Conservation Restoration Ecology Environmental Education Center
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Youth Hostel Management

      Information and Media About Wellington In our survey of New Zealand cities to house our urban-based internships, Wellington stood out above the rest. As the country's capital city, Wellington is a sea-side gem with a vibrant population energized by numerous universities and travelers. The city has a population approaching 180,824, while the region boasts 450,765. The earliest name for Wellington from Maori legend is Te Upoko o te Ika a Maui, which means the head of Maui's fish. Caught and pulled More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Human Resources

      The Project HR is one of the spokes that keeps the corporate wheel spinning. Human Resources had its inception at the beginning of the 20th Century with the advent of large corporate entities such as the Ford Motor Company and the realization that employees had needs beyond the workplace and that when those needs went unmet, work in turn suffered. At around this time, the first system of employee benefits and safety was created. As this progressed, there was an increased emphasis on the psychology More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Sports Management

      The Project Our Sports Management internships place participants with top rate athletic clubs ranging from soccer, football, basketball, softball, in-line hockey, among other sports. These are custom placements where we take your specific interests and talents and match them with a club in your ideal location. The main goal for all of our placements is to provide interns with a broad introduction into all aspects that compose sports management. Specifically, you will learn the structure of an organization More...
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    • North Carolina State University

    • New Zealand

      NR 491/595 (6 credits) Course integrates field excursions, discussions, essays and reflections on challenges to protecting and conserving fragile environments while sustaining human societies. Students can expect to read articles, write essays, complete group projects and discuss experiences related to the field excursions.
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    • International Internships LLC

    • New Zealand Custom Internship Placements

      8-week to 1 year, customized placements IN YOUR FIELD! Includes on-site coordinator, housing and orientation are optional. Most fields can be accommodated and coursework is optional. See website for placement examples or call a live advisor. We guarantee ALL students a placement in their field commensurate with their background, education and experience or you won't pay more than a $80 application fee.
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    • United Planet

    • Volunteer in New Zealand with United Planet

      Choose your own New Zealand Adventure! -Farm Projects Volunteers may work on cow, horse, sheep or beef farms. Volunteers live with the family on the farm, giving the opportunity to experience a very different lifestyle. Daily activities may include feeding and moving animals, milking cows, driving a tractor or a motorbike and other outdoor activities. Prepare to get dirty! -Social Work Projects Volunteers can work with intellectually handicapped people, elderly, disabled children or disabled adults More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Social Media

      The Project The future is here! With the advent of facebook and twitter and the addition of advertising to their formats, businesses are scrambling to figure out how, why and what a "Facebook Landing Page" is. Social Media Companies are specialists are emerging from a variety of fields ranging from marketing, graphic design, IT, web development, among other backgrounds. In these cutting edge internships we place you with companies that are leading the way in educating bussiness on how to reach a More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Sea Park

      In your brief letter of intent on the I.C.E. Application form, please be sure to indicate the source of your interest in this position, what you hope to contribute to the program indicated, and what you hope to learn or experience through your internship--this letter of intent will be distributed to internship providers. In addition, be sure to submit a resume or acceptable equivalent indicating any relevant knowledge or skills.
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    • NorthTec

    • Certificate in English as a Foreign Language

      Graduates will be able to demonstrate: Enhanced reading, writing, speaking and listening skills Expanded vocabulary Improved grammar and pronunciation skills Increased confidence in using English
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Ecotourism

      Project Introduction Ecotourism is one of our specialties. We have placed students in top ecotourism placements from sea-kayaking to bird watching to even submarine tours! We have a knack for locating the most interestng placements in the most amazing locations. We will work one on one with you to narrow down your area of interest and place you with a highly reputable organziation that matches your values. Think out of the box! An internship in ecotourism is a great way to discover where your passions More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Journalism/Newspaper

      The Project Working at a community newspaper is one of the great learning experiences an intern can undertake. I.C.E. has contacts with some of the top community newspapers in the country. With the advent of the internet the community newspaper has come along way with regard to its ability to reach a wide audience on certain topics. The newspapers that we use allow our interns a hand-on opportunity to perfect the exact skills they are looking to develop. You won't be making coffee in our newspaper More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Marine Research

      The Projects "Creative," "colorful," "exciting" . . . this is the feedback we continually get from our Marine Research projects. I.C.E. is the industry leader in this area and has been placing students in high end marine projects in Hawaii, Fiji, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and the mainland USA since the 1990's. We have run semester-long university field studies that have featured turtle research in Hawaii, reef monitoring in Fiji and Great Barrier Reef fish and coral studies in Australia. In More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Wildlife Park

      The Project Working at a Wildlife Park provides an up close and personal introduction to the diversity of life not only locally but on the planet. The Parks we work have an excellent reputation for animal care and likewise have rehabilitation facilities on site. The parks bring together diverse fauna for viewing that may otherwise not be possible for the public. This is a chance to work on a daily basis with these unique creatures and assist the public's appreciation and conservation of them. Job More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Radio Broadcasting

      The Project Depending on the location we work with school, community, regional and national radio broadcast organizations. Radio broadcasting internships are a great resume booster as they demonstrate an interest and ability in social media. Radio internships are competitive and to land one is a great first step in the industry. Your background in radio will help us place you with a station where you can learn the most relevant job skills. If you have a specific interest: sports, religion, politics More...
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    • Loyola Marymount University

    • Loyola Marymount University: Summer, New Zealand

      The goal of this program is to acquaint students with the country of New Zealand, and the specific religious issues involved in indigenous affairs. One important aspect of an experience in New Zealand is for students to to consider the significance of small countries and specific issues they face.
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Film Production

      The Project Our film production internships work with both mid-level and independent production companies with the aim of giving interns as much hands-on experience in the full range of production as possible. The film houses that we use shoot documentaries, educational films, commercials, and even full length films. The location and duration will determine the available projects. Your experience in film will determine some of your job duties. However, we have chosen our hosts for their ability to More...
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    • Auckland Edinburgh College

    • Auckland Edinburgh College: Summer

      AEC's study tour programs are designed to incorporate fun and learning for optimum effect. Our professional teachers lead both the education program and the tours. All tours incorporate a study tour worksheet to ensure that learning does not cease once students leave the classroom.
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Travel Consultancy

      Travel Consultancy Interested in gaining job skills in travel industry management and working in a fast-paced, fun environment? I.C.E. and Wellington's main information center have kicked off a partnership that will allow interns the opportunity to work on the frontline in directing tourists to the four corners of the country. Located in the heart of the capital city, the central location is a magnet for New Zealand visitors. After some study, you will advise on places to stay, adventures to pursue More...
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    • Institute for Cultural Ecology

    • Information Technology (IT)

      The Project "IT" in the modern sense first appeared in a 1958 article published in the Harvard Business Review, in which authors Leavitt and Whisler commented that "the new technology does not yet have a single established name. We shall call it information technology." IT spans a wide variety of areas that include but are not limited to things such as processes, computer software, computer hardware, and data constructs. In short, anything that renders data, information or perceived knowledge in More...
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