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 Why Should You Intern Abroad? Expand Your Career, your horizons, your future!

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Students looking to position themselves in the global workforce need to build intercultural communication skills and awareness and there is no better way than to participate in a Global Internship Program.

Student testimony: “The program helped me to get experience and opportunities to working with international organizations such as United Nations and UNHCR. …Today, I’m happy to say that I’m one of the founders of a nonprofit human rights organization …Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) of Bangladesh.” 

-Krishna Chakma

Disclaimer:

I understand that while participating in the Activity, there are unavoidable risks, and I hereby release and promise not to sue the City of New York, the State of New York, the College, the University, and the officers, employees, agents, or representatives of any and all of them (“Released Parties”) for any damages or injury (including death) caused by, deriving from, or associated with my participation in the Activity. I understand that there may be other risks not known or reasonably foreseeable. I accept all of these risks and voluntarily elect to participate in the Activity.

***For career advice and more information, contact Pam Brown at pbrown@brooklyn.cuny.edu

Photos of Student's Experiences Abroad:

                                                                                     Tamar Shakiashvili

 Pia Cardenas 

" A group of interns and I went on an excursion to explore Cape Point. It is located at southeast corner of the Cape Peninsula; I had an unforgettable experience: Hiking on a shine and amazing morning at the very top of  Chapman's Peak, it has breathtaking views.

In my role as an intern I also wanted to understand and learn more about the challenges the homeless employees faced in their daily lives. Therefore, I prepared and presented a class about, "Lessons on Forgiveness". Visiting the Safari with other interns was an enjoyable adventure, and we could feed and hug these loving creatures. We all got elephant hugs! 

After work I used to go hiking with my friends, and as you see in the photo at the back is South Africa's majestic Table Mountain. It is one of the most visited attractions for all tourists, and it has an elevation of  3,558 ".

-Pia Cardenas

Ricky Cohen

(From Top Left) Ricky with one of his students: Lizzie, in Little Einsteins Academy.

Ricky poses with his friend and student Noah, one of the many 2 year old in the school.

Child from one of the poor townships grasps Ricky’s hand as he is excited about having the same shoes.

Ricky and his friend Fredrick, his homeless friend who he helped return home after three years of living on the streets”

Ricky and his fellow volunteers with all of the Little Einsteins Academy children on his last day

Lebongo giving Ricky a hug goodbye on his last day

Ricky, along with some of his students on a regular day at school, Ricky Cohen

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