International Engineering Internships
Number of time Vietnam won the IMO
of Vietnam's GDP is attributed to the manufacturing industry
We offer Engineering Internships abroad across all of our Program Locations, including in engineering hotspots like HoChiMinh City and Seoul
- Each year South Korea allocates around $226.7 billion annually to construction, accounting for approximately 10.2% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
- As Japan, and Vietnam witnesses rapid urbanization, the demand for labor, services, and infrastructure has led to an increase in government investment in urban construction projects across all three of these countries.
- The engineering industry in South Korea is a key contributor to the country’s economy, accounting for approximately 14.3% of its GDP in 2023. It plays a crucial role in driving growth, innovation, and maintaining Korea’s global leadership in engineering. With over 2.2 million employees, it is one of the largest employers, generating significant revenue and supporting various industries. Moreover, the industry develops new technologies that improve lives both in Korea and worldwide. With its continued growth, the engineering industry is set to create more jobs and further boost the economy.
International Engineering Internships: Host Companies & Projects
We take time to build our host company relationships to ensure that we can connect interns with high-quality engineering placements. For this reason, we don’t disclose host company names here on our website. Nevertheless, that doesn’t mean we can’t give you a taster of the opportunities on offer!
This modern manufacturing business in Ho Chi Minh City supplies retailers, businesses and brands with high-quality fibreglass products. The multi-lingual team covers the design, craft, and sales of each order, all while working towards upholding ethical standards and involving the customer at every step. The company also handles logistical support and is located alongside one of the world’s busiest shipping routes.
CRCC Asia interns have the opportunity to get involved with multiple aspects of the manufacturing process. These tasks may include verifying product specification sheets and 3D design files, in addition to learning about lesser-known aspects including costing and the completion of new product procedures. This all-rounder approach should equip interns with a greater understanding of the engineering industry, with more technical aspects including working with an ERP system and rendering product images from 3D design files. Perfect for a inside look into the modern and trendy applications of engineering!
