Spring is finally here in London! It's fantastic.   more »

After a long absence in which I was quite busy studying, I am back with more useful information for your future.   more »

As an early twenty-something doing my first internship, I succumbed to the disgruntled notion that the work that I did ...   more »

Don't fret...there is always an answer. In this case, I say go for the little people. When looking for a great internship, you don't want to say "never" to the smaller companies, the people are who are still new in the business world.   more »

Some people are good at picking up other people, while others have no problem making friends, finding out the latest ...   more »

This is my second internship, which doesn't really make me an expert, but it does mean I have a better ...   more »

Coming from America, I thought in a very cocky sort of way that I would be allowed to live and work anywhere especially in Europe. Man was I wrong....   more »

A very big part of this decision making process is choosing the right internship. You don't want to work for just any company in any position. It is very important to network and meet people wherever you go in order to open doors for your future.    more »

An internship abroad can be a really scary experience. However it can also be the most rewarding experience of your professional career. Similar to studying abroad, an internship outside North America takes you out of your comfort zone and places you in a new environment where you can learn about a new way of work and life in a whole new cultural experience.    more »

BUNAC is a program that brings Americans and Canadians to the United Kingdom for internships of up to one year. It can be really difficult applying successfully for a visa to work in the United Kingdom even if you are coming for a short term internship. BUNAC makes the process that much easier if you are a student or a recent graduate.    more »

When you start applying for internships abroad it is important to remember a few tips to help you complete a successful interview in order for you to get a good and sometimes paid position. You must remember that not all internships are paid, even if they are abroad. Be prepared to find that many are not, but the experience can be worth more than the pay in the long run.   more »

  When my friends found out I was moving to England, they thought I had either lost my mind or that I was absolutely brilliant! I personally think it was a bit of both.   more »