Intern in New Zealand for 6 months!
For enrolled students from around the world who are enrolled in hospitality or culinary arts courses
Complete your hospitality or culinary internship in New Zealand and gain valuable international work experience while fulfilling your college internship requirements. Known for its world-class hospitality industry, spectacular scenery, and welcoming culture, New Zealand offers the perfect environment to develop your professional skills and enhance your CV.
During your hospitality or culinary internship, you'll gain hands-on experience in a professional hospitality environment while exploring stunning mountains, beautiful beaches, vibrant cities, and unforgettable natural landscapes. An internship in New Zealand gives you the opportunity to build your confidence, develop internationally recognised hospitality skills, and stand out to future employers in the global hospitality industry.
Benefits of joining our New Zealand Internship Program
Besides gaining work experience in the most visited country in the world, these are some benefits of the program:
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Monthly allowance of €680
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Free housing
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Free utilities
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Free meals
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Free laundry
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35 hour work week
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No French language requirements
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Internship agreement with your employer
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The opportunity to travel to other Schengen countries such as Germany, Italy, Spain and Greece
Visa Only Package
This package is suitable to candidates who are self starting. Maybe you have found your own work placement, or you're not quite sure what you'll be doing in New Zealand yet. With this package we ensure we lodge your visa application on your behalf. That way you are secure that everything has been completed correctly while you can continue dreaming about your adventure in New Zealand.
What's included?
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Your application for the New Zealand Working Holiday Visa
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Monitoring of your application
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Assistance with any questions you have about the visa, the process, or the time lines
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Assistance with setting up an IRD number (tax number)
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Assistance with opening a New Zealand bank account