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IE3 Global collaborates with Internships Down Under (IDU) to provide high-quality, personalized internship opportunities for students in a range of professional disciplines in Australia. Options are available in private enterprise, public organizations, and not-for-profits in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Adelaide, and Perth. Through personal contact and hands-on student engagement, IDU matches students with an organization where they can learn and make a valuable contribution.
IDU matches students with internships based on industry interest, professional and academic experience, and regional preference. IDU has professional opportunities in education and non-profit management in Australia.
Flexible start dates at the beginning of each academic term.
12 week minimum preferred
Internships Down Under (IDU) facilitates personalized internships for students throughout Australia in a wide variety of fields. Centrally located in Sydney’s Bondi Junction, IDU delivers professional and efficient service. While most internship placements are in Sydney, sites are also available in Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Adelaide, and Perth.
An internship in Australia provides students with the opportunity to gain practical training and experience in their requested field and in an English language environment. Internships Down Under is an active member of the Australian Internship Industry Association (AIIA). Through this professional association, IDU stays updated on changes in the industry and internship best practices, which enables the organization to provide top quality and innovative internships.
Internships Down Under (IDU) conducts a thorough interview process to ensure a successful match between you and your internship placement. IDU maintains a varied portfolio of internships including past placements in the following areas:
Public School Education – Gain classroom teaching and management experience at a public school with a diverse group of students, including many first-generation Australians. Practice developing and implementing individualized learning plans for students, participate in weekly professional teacher training, and work in one of 12 language-based classrooms and excursions including camps.
Education Event Planning – Support an independent, non-denominational school as they plan and produce a festival. Interns will communicate with artists, guests, VIP and sponsors, organize logistics, create strategies and more. If there is a specific area that the intern is interested in, the school is able to assist them in learning that skill.
Non-Profit Event Management – Contribute and develop skills across all parts of event planning and management with this company that has raised and donated over $95 million for leading charities, community groups, schools and sporting clubs since 1997. Interns will receive training on and develop the following skills, for example: prospecting new events and clients for the company, retain existing clients and partners, detailed event planning alongside experienced international event managers, monitoring contracts to present these results to the board of directors, and managing post-event operations including stock control, payment & invoice follow up, & results reporting.
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*Fee amounts are calculated with an exchange rate from Australian dollars at the time of posting.
Host Site Fee Details
The host site fee from IDU includes:
IDU can also arrange airport pickups, mobile SIM cards, weekend tours, and language courses at additional cost to interns.
IDU Housing
Internships Down Under can arrange furnished student accommodations or homestays (where available) for interns. Interns may choose to use IDU Housing for part or all of the internship. Staying with a host family can be a great way to familiarize oneself with the city while looking for alternate housing for the remainder of the term. Visit the IDU website for pictures of sample furnished housing.
Independent Housing
Interns may arrange their own housing if they do not choose IDU housing.
“Something I value about my time in this internship so far is that each day I feel like I am learning something new. That is important to me because being exposed to new people, business, and information is how I am going to shape my vision of how I want to build my career. The projects I have completed so far have been diverse and real world applicable, which I have enjoyed.”
– Ryan
Fall: April 15
Winter: September 15
Spring: November 15
Summer:
- Open to all majors; relevant experience in chosen industry preferred (coursework, volunteer work, and professional work experience)
- Sense of professionalism and strong work ethic