Explore our Internships in Vietnam
Known for it’s bustling city streets of zooming scooters and unique, mouth-watering street food. A place that has gone from war-torn to a global economic hub in just a matter of decades come – explore this incredible place through CRCC Asia!
A program to suit you
Do you have a taste for adventure?
Whatever your interests, we have an option for you. We offer a customized travel program in addition to our one and two-month internship programs.
Take a look at our additional program options in Ho Chi Minh City:
Internship Programs in Ho Chi Minh City
International Internship Program
Complete a one, two or three-month internship in Ho Chi Minh City.
Choose from a range of industries and gain international experience in your chosen sector.
Our Internship Program includes accommodation, networking events, cultural events and 24/7 on-the-ground support.
Placement-Only Internship Program
Complete a one, two or three-month internship in Ho Chi Minh City.
The ‘Placement Only’ option is for applicants who do not require additional components of our regular internship programs.
Our Placement-Only Program does not include accommodation, networking events, business events and cultural events.
Experiences Programs in Ho Chi Minh City
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
This dynamic short-term program whisks you away to two of Southeast Asia’s most exciting hubs: Ho Chi Minh City and Bangkok.
Vietnamese Pho to Pad Thai – Food and Culture
This two-week program explores the culinary traditions and cultures of Southeast Asia through hands-on experiences in Vietnam and Thailand.
The vibrancy of Vietnam is infectious! Here you will find unparalleled natural beauty, a unique blend of French and Asian heritage, and wonderfully charming citizens.
Nature at its Finest
Vietnam is eye-wateringly beautiful. As with most long coastal countries, Vietnam is blessed with almost every single terrain. It has beaches, deserts, forests, lakes, and major metropolitan areas. If you’re after an amazing outdoor experience then Vietnam can cater to your every expectation:
Mekong Delta
The Mekong Delta is a network of distributaries in Southwest Vietnam. The water begins flowing in the Himalayas, flows through Myanmar and China before reaching Vietnam, which is the reasoning behind its murky waters. You can take a guided boat ride through the region’s famous greenery to reach the area’s famous floating markets and pagodas. The whole region is home to a diverse ecosystem which makes it one of Vietnam’s must-experience adventures.
Con Dao Islands
Just off the South coast you will be able to find the Con Dao Islands – a mostly uninhabited set of islands famous for their greenery and natural beaches. The islands are a visual delight which remain unspoilt, so much so that turtles and dolphins can regularly be seen from the coastline. The main island, Con Son, is home to the Con Dao National Park which is blessed with greenery, hills, and forest land. In the past, Con Son was used as a prison, with many detainees confined in the infamous ‘tiger cages’. The prison, last used since the 1960s, is now a museum and cultural landmark.
Mui ne
Mui Ne is home to Vietnam’s red and white sand dunes. It’s a hikers paradise, with the dunes stretching 10km, giving you plenty of sand to cover. Alternatively, if you’d rather experience driving across the landscape, ATVs can be rented and provide a different experience.
Halfway house between Europe and Asia
Vietnam was under French colonial rule from 1887-1954, the country was known as Indochina during this time. Due to this, Vietnamese culture has strong western influence, which makes it easier for some expats to settle into the country.
French architecture is incredibly prevalent in Ho Chi Minh City with Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon and it’s post office designed by renowned French architect Alfred Foulhoux. Also, French influence in food can be easily spotted with Banh Mi baguettes, every type of coffee imaginable, and snails being regularly consumed.
Cheap Cost of Living
Vietnam was under French colonial rule from 1887-1954, the country was known as Indochina during this time. Due to this, Vietnamese culture has strong western influence, which makes it easier for some expats to settle into the country.
French architecture is incredibly prevalent in Ho Chi Minh City with Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon and it’s post office designed by renowned French architect Alfred Foulhoux. Also, French influence in food can be easily spotted with Banh Mi baguettes, every type of coffee imaginable, and snails being regularly consumed.
Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City has something for everyone. Reunification Palace, the Notre Dame Cathedral of Saigon, and the American War Museum are a must-see for all culture vultures. Foodies will be engrossed by Vietnam’s ticking cafe scene and coffee obsession. While anyone seeking rest and relaxation will be pleased to hear the city is only a short drive away from the beach.
CRCC Asia has partnered with Saint Peter’s University in Jersey City, New Jersey, to offer a U.S. transcript and award 3, 6, or 9 academic credits for our international internship programs. Students will be enrolled in CRCC-295: CRCC Asia Internship Course.
Credit awarded will be based on the successful completion of CRCC Asia’s Global Internship Curriculum, CareerBridge, proof of hours worked, reflective essay, and an evaluation from your host company supervisor.
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