Internship in Australia

An internship in Australia offers a unique gateway to global career development in a multicultural, English-speaking environment. Known for its strong economy, world-class education system, and high standards in the workplace, Australia provides an ideal setting for students and recent graduates seeking practical training aligned with their academic background.

Our Australia Internship Programme connects candidates with leading companies, luxury resorts, hotels, and industry-specific organizations across cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and regional tourism hubs. Internships are designed to provide hands-on, supervised experience that enhances professional skills, global outlook, and career readiness.

Participants will:

• Gain structured, real-world training in their field of study

• Work in dynamic, multicultural environments

• Improve communication, teamwork, and leadership skills

• Experience Australian culture, lifestyle, and work ethics

• Programme Duration: 12 months

Eligibility: Current full-time students or recent graduates (within 12 months)

Available Fields: Hospitality, Tourism, Business, Marketing, IT, Engineering, Healthcare, and more

Benefits: Many internships offer monthly stipends, accommodation assistance, and career support.

With its laid-back culture, professional work standards, and stunning natural surroundings, Australia offers more than just an internship—it offers a transformative life experience.

Training Visa (Subclass 407)

​​​Best for: Structured internship or training programs related to your field of study or occupation.

• Duration: Up to 2 years

• Key Features:

  • Requires nomination by an approved Temporary Activities Sponsor in Australia

  • Internship must be part of a formal training plan

  • Suitable for students, graduates, or employees needing professional development

Working Holiday Visa (Subclass 417 or 462)

​Best for: Young adults (usually aged 18–30) from eligible countries who want to travel and work temporarily.

• Duration: 12 months (with possible extension)

• Key Features:

  • Allows short-term internships, casual work, or paid training

  • Common for hospitality and tourism internships

  • Must be a citizen of an eligible country (e.g., UK, Canada, Malaysia, many EU countries)

Student Visa (Subclass 500)

​Best for: Students enrolled in Australian educational institutions

• Duration: Length of course + additional months

• Key Features:

  • Allows internships as part of the course (curricular internships)

  • Up to 48 hours of work per fortnight during study period; full-time during holidays

  • Internship must be directly related to the course or approved by the institution

Temporary Activity Visa (Subclass 408 – Special Program Stream)

Best for: Internship programs under an approved special program agreement

• Duration: Up to 12 months

• Key Features:

  • Often used for internships organized through registered sponsors or exchange agreements

  • Requires evidence of structured training and purpose

Notes:

• Paid internships generally require sponsorship under the 407 or 408 visa.

• Unpaid internships or academic placements are sometimes permitted under the Student visa, provided they’re tied to coursework.

International Recognition

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• Australian work experience is respected globally, giving you a competitive edge in the job market back home or abroad.

• Great for building a globally adaptable résumé.

Paid Opportunities & Fair Work Practices

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• Many internships, especially in hospitality and tourism, offer monthly stipends, accommodation, and meals.

• Australia has strong labor protections ensuring safe and fair work environments.