Upon selection, the intern and coordinator will develop a program profile outlining the goals, duties, and special projects that will make up the internship. An outline agreement will then be created defining the Council's and the intern's responsibilities to each other. This allows each to have a clear understanding of goals and expectations, and serves as a means to monitor the progress and success of the internship. The Council seeks interns to assist with research and development on policy and business issues impacting the climate for US business in Taiwan. Interns will develop a solid knowledge base of Taiwanese and corporate affairs and policy issues, and will be provided with excellent networking opportunities.
Interns receive travel reimbursement and a daily food stipend.
Candidates should have strong research and writing skills as well as posses an interest in and familiarity with Asian affairs.