Government Internships

Intern directly with an Argentine congresswoman from the PRO party who works heavily on bilateral relations with Germany. She also works to study and implement policies in rural Argentina that have already shown success in similar areas of Germany. One example is to promote initiatives that empower female farmers in rural regions.

This organization works to promote citizens’ participation in politics and to make the broader public aware of issues of interest and corruption. They are also the Argentine branch of Transparency International, the worldwide leader in the fight against corruption.

Interns in the Thai government have the opportunity to engage in various sectors such as political parties, city or regional councils, and independent organizations that are directly involved in government affairs. Through their involvement, interns gain valuable experience in conducting research on political matters, preparing essential documents and reports, collecting feedback from constituents through polling, and providing support for special events and meetings. This hands-on involvement allows interns to develop their skills and understanding of government policies and procedures, contributing to their overall professional growth.

Government interns in the Czech Republic have the opportunity to work in various sectors, including political parties, city or regional councils, and independent organizations that are actively engaged in shaping government policies. This valuable experience allows interns to delve into the realm of political research, where they gain expertise in analyzing and investigating various political issues. Furthermore, interns also play a crucial role in the preparation of essential documents and reports, ensuring that accurate information is readily available for decision-making processes. Additionally, interns actively engage with constituents through polling, enabling them to better understand