Smart Strategies for Landing an Internship in Korea

Want to do an internship in Korea but don't know where to start?
The truth is, companies aren't refusing to hire international students. In most cases, they simply don't know that you can work legally — and that's why they hesitate.

In this seminar, Hwayong Shim, CEO of HireDiversity (the company behind HireVisa), will cover everything from finding job postings to resumes, interviews, and Part-Time Work Permits — a 30-minute crash course on turning your summer break into a real career opportunity.

💡 Things have changed starting this break.
D-2 degree-program students can now take on professional-field internships (E-1 to E-7) during breaks — in areas like development, marketing, and research. In the past, only simple part-time jobs were allowed, but the regulations have been updated. We'll cover the details in this seminar.

What We'll Cover (30 min)

1. How to find internship opportunities — 6 channels open to international students
2. How to write a winning resume — 3 rules that work even without experience
3. What is a Part-Time Work Permit — The key to working legally, plus the 4-step application process
4. How to ace the interview — Habits that make the interviewer say "yes"
5. Q&A — Ask us anything

📌 During the seminar, we'll do a live demo using real job postings — from searching to reviewing a listing to applying — so you can follow along on screen.

This Seminar Is Especially For You If…

• You're an international student who wants to start an internship or part-time job this summer break
• You're curious about what a Part-Time Work Permit is and how to get one
• You're a D-2 degree-program student interested in major-related internships (development, marketing, research, etc.)
• You feel lost about what to highlight on your resume or in interviews

Seminar Details