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juls
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
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How do I get an internship online in the Philippines?
I'm a grade 10 student and i really want to have experience on interning or maybe just volunteering. It doesn't matter if it's paid or not.
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Jap Relucio
Learning & Leadership Development Administrator
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Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines
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Jap’s Answer
Hi Juls! You may also try directly reaching out to companies that operate in the industry of your choice and ask them if they offer internship programs online. With the changing landscape in the world of work, you'll be able to find quite a few that would actually allow you to complete your internship remotely. Best of luck!
CHA Nethercott
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Carmona, Calabarzon, Philippines
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CHA’s Answer
1. Arrange and complete your CV, make sure to highlight your strengths.
2. Submit it thru online and schedule interviews.
3. Once you gor the interview.... make sure you do follow-ups, HR people appreciates eager interns and those willing to be trained.
Hopw this helps.
2. Submit it thru online and schedule interviews.
3. Once you gor the interview.... make sure you do follow-ups, HR people appreciates eager interns and those willing to be trained.
Hopw this helps.
Sheena Lee
Business Process Management
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Philippines
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Sheena’s Answer
Hi Juls, I think it's great that you're looking into doing intership or volunteer work, the first 2 jobs I did were internships too, and I carry a life lesson from my first internship up to this day.
I understand that most formal internship programmes available locally are catered to college/university students, and most have a minimum age requirement such as being at least 18, as mentioned in some of the previous answers to this post.
My suggestions are below. Good luck with your search!
Search, search, search - try to look up available volunteer or internship opportunities, you might find something that matches what you're looking for
Search again - for companies that you might be interested in, and reach out to them to ask
Search some more - if you were initially targetting certain companies, try other types of organisations (e.g., if you were looking at corporate companies at first, maybe try contacting NGOs or government offices)
*Ask around - for some, we are comfortable with discussing this with friends, relatives, etc. and we can always try and ask if they know of some place who might be able to offer a position; for others who are not comfortable discussing this, my suggestion is to do the searches and reaching out
I understand that most formal internship programmes available locally are catered to college/university students, and most have a minimum age requirement such as being at least 18, as mentioned in some of the previous answers to this post.
My suggestions are below. Good luck with your search!
Sheena recommends the following next steps:
Ma. Edgie C.
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
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Ma. Edgie’s Answer
Hi Juls,
I hope you are doing great, when it comes to internship usually your school has partnership with several companies that you can choose on. You may ask for assistance from your school what are the companies or establishments that your school are partner with. It might be easier or you and the school can give recommendation letter to that company or establishments.
However you may also check online from the website of this companies, since we live in a modern technology. You may submit an email that you are interested in doing a internship in the company you are interested into, and attached your resume or curriculum vitae. As the others also said, i will recommend as well to search internship programs to the following websites:
https://www.edukasyon.ph/
https://www.youthcolab.org/
https://www.linkedin.com/
I hope this help. You are doing great! take care!
- Edgie
I hope you are doing great, when it comes to internship usually your school has partnership with several companies that you can choose on. You may ask for assistance from your school what are the companies or establishments that your school are partner with. It might be easier or you and the school can give recommendation letter to that company or establishments.
However you may also check online from the website of this companies, since we live in a modern technology. You may submit an email that you are interested in doing a internship in the company you are interested into, and attached your resume or curriculum vitae. As the others also said, i will recommend as well to search internship programs to the following websites:
https://www.edukasyon.ph/
https://www.youthcolab.org/
https://www.linkedin.com/
I hope this help. You are doing great! take care!
- Edgie
Eugine Cabang
Reports Administrator
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
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Eugine’s Answer
So far we do have companies here in the ph offering wfh internship. I was browsing over jobstreet and seen one offering internehip for human resources, try ALVEO, that’s in BGC. Also try browsing over jobstreet.com.ph or other related platform as they have other postings for internship programs. Hope you’ll find one the soonest. Goodluck!
Hiz Dondonilla
Software QA/Tester
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
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Hiz’s Answer
If you are a student with IT-related course, you can try submitting your Internship Application in this referral link
https://referrals.ibm.com/r/HizelleDONDONILLA/job/15695870/ibm-consulting-intern-experience-front-end-remote/
https://referrals.ibm.com/r/HizelleDONDONILLA/job/15695870/ibm-consulting-intern-experience-front-end-remote/
Thank you for taking the time to help.
Shaina
Hey Hiz, I tried the link you posted, but it seems it has expired (?)
Anyways, do you still know of other related internship openings?
Mike Ongchua
Juan Lorenzo Navarro
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Cainta, Calabarzon, Philippines
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Juan Lorenzo’s Answer
Hi Juls,
There are a lot of companies that offer internship programs for undergraduate students here in the Philippines. You can search for roles in online job search platforms or visit company websites and head to their career page and try to look for internship roles that you are intereted in. Do keep in mind that some internship roles require students who are studying courses related to the role.
As for volunteering, you might want to try different organizations that operate with a certain cause, like social welfare groups, animal welfare groups, or different church organizations, which ever you feel like you'd learn from. You can find volunteer work from different organization websites which you can search by first understanding what cause you'd like to follow.
Good luck and Regards!
There are a lot of companies that offer internship programs for undergraduate students here in the Philippines. You can search for roles in online job search platforms or visit company websites and head to their career page and try to look for internship roles that you are intereted in. Do keep in mind that some internship roles require students who are studying courses related to the role.
As for volunteering, you might want to try different organizations that operate with a certain cause, like social welfare groups, animal welfare groups, or different church organizations, which ever you feel like you'd learn from. You can find volunteer work from different organization websites which you can search by first understanding what cause you'd like to follow.
Good luck and Regards!
Rem Villaflor
Admin
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Philippines
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Rem’s Answer
Hey Juls,
It's cool that you're interested in gaining experience through internships and volunteering. There's heaps of opportunities you can find online nowadays. You just have to figure out the industry that you'd like to work in (internships) or the causes that you support (volunteering). Once you know these two, you can start searching for companies or non-profits that will match your interests.
Like what Juan said, you can search for roles in job search platforms (in JobStreet, Kalibrr, Indeed) or visit company websites and head to their career page and try to look for internship opportunities that you are interested in. Although, most of the company internships offered are usually for university students.
If you won't be able to find internships, you can always start with volunteering. May it be through non-profits, socio-civic organizations, start ups or events.
Here are some links that might help:
https://www.edukasyon.ph/
https://www.youthcolab.org/
https://philippines.makesense.org/careers-that-make-sense/
https://www.afs.ph/volunteer/
If you need more help, feel free to reach out to me 💙
It's cool that you're interested in gaining experience through internships and volunteering. There's heaps of opportunities you can find online nowadays. You just have to figure out the industry that you'd like to work in (internships) or the causes that you support (volunteering). Once you know these two, you can start searching for companies or non-profits that will match your interests.
Like what Juan said, you can search for roles in job search platforms (in JobStreet, Kalibrr, Indeed) or visit company websites and head to their career page and try to look for internship opportunities that you are interested in. Although, most of the company internships offered are usually for university students.
If you won't be able to find internships, you can always start with volunteering. May it be through non-profits, socio-civic organizations, start ups or events.
Here are some links that might help:
https://www.edukasyon.ph/
https://www.youthcolab.org/
https://philippines.makesense.org/careers-that-make-sense/
https://www.afs.ph/volunteer/
If you need more help, feel free to reach out to me 💙
Leizl Urbano
5
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Lingayen, Ilocos Region, Philippines
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Leizl’s Answer
Hi Juls,
To get an online internship in the Philippines, you can opt to do the ff;
1. Try to check Jobstreet, Indeed, Kalibrr, and LinkedIn. These websites often have job listings for internships.
2. If you have specific companies/organizations in mind that you are interested in working with, try to reach out to them. Send them an email expressing your interest in interning and inquire.
3. Check with your university or college for available internships or can connect you with companies and organizations in your field of study.
4. Connect with professionals in your desired field. Join online groups related to your field to connect with people who can help you find internships.
5. Check out platforms such as Upwork or Freelancer.com. You may be able to find freelance work that can help you gain experience in your desired field.
Goodluck!
To get an online internship in the Philippines, you can opt to do the ff;
1. Try to check Jobstreet, Indeed, Kalibrr, and LinkedIn. These websites often have job listings for internships.
2. If you have specific companies/organizations in mind that you are interested in working with, try to reach out to them. Send them an email expressing your interest in interning and inquire.
3. Check with your university or college for available internships or can connect you with companies and organizations in your field of study.
4. Connect with professionals in your desired field. Join online groups related to your field to connect with people who can help you find internships.
5. Check out platforms such as Upwork or Freelancer.com. You may be able to find freelance work that can help you gain experience in your desired field.
Goodluck!
Mike Ongchua
Business Process Analyst
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Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines
Updated
Mike’s Answer
While I generally agree with portions of the previous answers posted here, like companies generally offering internships to college-graduate-candidates only, I believe you can still carve out opportunities that are similar to an internship but may not necessarily be guaranteed (or seen) as one. I take it you are already at least sixteen (16) years of age. If yes, then sign up on LinkedIn so that you can showcase your volunteer work there. In my opinion, volunteering generally trumps internships.
Which Academic Track do you wish to pursue in Senior High? ABM, HUMSS, or STEM? Reason I ask is that this will dictate your choices in filtering out what types of volunteer work you wish to put your time & effort in, and ultimately complement your strand of study.
If you're looking for online opportunities that allow you to showcase what you've done, I would suggest platforms like VolunteerMatch, CatchaFire (must be 18yrs old), or MeaningfulWork.
Hope this helps. ~M
Which Academic Track do you wish to pursue in Senior High? ABM, HUMSS, or STEM? Reason I ask is that this will dictate your choices in filtering out what types of volunteer work you wish to put your time & effort in, and ultimately complement your strand of study.
If you're looking for online opportunities that allow you to showcase what you've done, I would suggest platforms like VolunteerMatch, CatchaFire (must be 18yrs old), or MeaningfulWork.
Hope this helps. ~M
Thank you for the advice, Mike.
Shaina
Darwin Raymundo
Marine biologist
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Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines
Updated
Darwin’s Answer
Hi Juls,
From what I've seen here, I don't think most companies would take on a grade 10 student for an internship since if they do have internship programs, they're usually allocated for college students.
What you can do is link up with NGOs, or civic organizations with youth membership and volunteer your time there. The student's school might also have volunteering opportunities, so you could talk to your outreach coordinator.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Darwin
From what I've seen here, I don't think most companies would take on a grade 10 student for an internship since if they do have internship programs, they're usually allocated for college students.
What you can do is link up with NGOs, or civic organizations with youth membership and volunteer your time there. The student's school might also have volunteering opportunities, so you could talk to your outreach coordinator.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Darwin
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