Schedule
Week 1 | Beijing
Orientation & Pre-Internship Preparation
Intensive pre-internship Chinese language training
Site visits introducing China’s macroeconomic landscape
Program orientation and cohort formation
Meetings with internship mentors and onboarding into project tasks
Week 2 | Shanghai
Financial Center & Industry Exposure
Continued Chinese training and workplace skills development
Industry visits and professional exchanges in China’s financial center
Exposure to China’s innovation-focused business environment
Networking with industry practitioners and business professionals
A typical week balances real workplace responsibilities with targeted language support—designed to reflect how professionals actually work in China.
A Week in the Program*
Monday — Team Check-in & Weekly Task Planning
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Align with your supervisor and team on goals, priorities, and project timelines
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Begin hands-on project work
Tuesday— Task-focused Language Training
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Practice Chinese used in meetings, emails, and daily workplace communication
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Apply new language skills directly to ongoing project tasks
Wednesday— Progress Review & Language Coaching
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Share mid-week updates and address communication challenges
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Continue project work, research, or field tasks
Thursday— Advanced Workplace Communication
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Develop skills for presenting ideas and handling real-world work scenarios
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Take on greater responsibility within your internship role
Friday— Progress Sharing & Professional Networking
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Present weekly progress and receive feedback from supervisors
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Participate in networking or team-building activities
Please Note:
Each participant's actual schedule may vary depending on their employer's requirements and specific tasks. On average, participants engage in on-site internship work two to three days per week (which may include remote or hybrid formats). Outside of on-site hours, time is structured around completing internship-related tasks, strengthening workplace communication skills through language training, and participating in guided cultural and city-based learning activities. This flexible structure ensures you gain valuable professional experience while maintaining time for cultural immersion and personal exploration.
Week 3-4 | Beijing
Enterprise Internship & Applied Learning
Ongoing professional Chinese training aligned with internship tasks
Regular participation in enterprise internships based in Beijing
Weekly project check-ins, reflection, and guided reporting
Capstone presentations, program reflection, and closing ceremony