Join the Alumni Ambassador Program

Are you passionate about international experiences and ready to inspire others? The Intern Group is thrilled to bring you our Alumni Ambassador program!

As an Alumni Ambassador, you'll be able to share your international internship journey, engage with fellow students, and gain valuable professional development in leadership, public speaking, and communication even after your internship has come to an end. This volunteer networking role provides hands-on experience in a globally engaged organization and develops key career skills.

It's always amazing to hear about our participants' life-changing experiences, and many of our alumni are enthusiastic about inspiring young professionals to take their careers to the next level. If you want to continue sharing your story, consider joining the program. There are many ways to be involved—let's chat about what best suits you!

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, and ambassadors typically commit to participating for two semesters.

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Benefits

Bonus: As a thank you for your efforts, we offer a commission-based incentive for successful referrals.
Career growth and skill development: Work closely with top professionals and TIG’s global leadership team.
Mentorship and guidance: From one of TIG’s co-founders during your time as an ambassador.
Personal branding: Enhance your professional image through features in TIG newsletters, LinkedIn, and other channels.
Networking opportunities: Connect with industry leaders and peers to build your network.
Recommendation letter: Receive a letter of recommendation and LinkedIn reference upon program completion.
Certificate of completion: Obtain a certificate to share on LinkedIn and also add this experience to your CV to show everyone the skills you gained!

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Ways to get involved

As an Alumni Ambassador, you will play a vital role in representing The Intern Group and sharing your international internship experience. The different ways you can get involved are designed to be flexible, allowing you to choose from various activities based on your interests and strengths.

To qualify for the LinkedIn certificate and personal recommendation, you need to accumulate a total of 20 points. However, if you're still enthusiastic about sharing your experience after receiving your certificate and recommendation, you can continue earning points for other rewards! You have the flexibility to select any combination of these responsibilities to meet your point goal, making it easier to align your involvement with your skills and interests. Here's a breakdown of your responsibilities and how you can earn points...

Primary Activities:

(You can choose to focus on either of these primary activities or engage in both to accumulate points.)

Campus representation

(10 Points)

Represent TIG by attending career and study abroad fairs and other campus events. This role is crucial for raising awareness and engaging with potential applicants.

Calls with prospective interns

(10 Points)

Conduct ten one-on-one video conversations with prospective applicants to share your experiences and answer their questions. This is a great way to provide personalized support and insight.

Additional Activities:

(These are optional but encouraged)

Event Planning / Participation

(3 Points)

Plan, host, or participate in an informal event to connect with interested students, participants, and other alumni on campus or online. These events are an excellent opportunity for direct engagement and networking.

Social media & testimonial

(3 Points)

Participate in the “Meet the Alumni” highlight on our Instagram and record a testimonial about your TIG experience. These activities enhance your visibility and showcase your journey to a wider audience.

One call with a prospective intern

(1 Point)

Conduct a single one-on-one video conversation with a prospective applicant to share your experiences and answer their questions. This is a great way to provide personalized support and insight.

Requirements

Entrepreneurial mindset with a passion for sharing international experiences.
Ability to work autonomously and develop successful projects.
Well-connected on campus and comfortable engaging with diverse groups.
Marketing, sales, or social media experience is a plus.

Meet our Alumni Ambassadors:

Samihah Alam

University of Greenwich
Madrid, Marketing

Emma Bowen

University of York
Hong Kong, Consulting

Diego Garza

ITESM
Tokyo, IT & Computer Science

Fernanda Trujillo

UDLAP
Madrid, Environmental Science & Sustainability

Jade Jasper

Grand Canyon University
Madrid, PR & Marketing

Elisa Brena

UCSC, UNICATT
New York, PR & Marketing

Jillian Belleau

RIT
Medellín, Environmental Sciences & Sustainability

Maria Jose Perez

ITESM
Virtual, Marketing

Regina Gamez

University of Texas - SA
Tokyo & Hong Kong, PR & Marketing

Lebogang Mokgosi

EU Business School
Virtual, PR & Marketing

Blende Nishori

University of Pennsylvania
Bangkok, Marketing

Olivia Ennis

University of Oregon
Madrid, NGO & Non-profits

Magdalena Araya

Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez
London, Journalism, Publishing, & Media

Rehema Kakusa

Brunel University
London, Finance & Accounting

George Brown

University of Auckland
Virtual, Government & Politics

Abby King

Northumbria University
Medellín, Business

Tadala Kamchira

Cardiff University
Virtual, Environmental Sciences & Sustainability

Natasha Baird

Durham University
New York, Consulting

Gabriella Umutesi

Carleton University
Medellín, PR & Marketing

Maria Jose Camacho

ITESM
London, Finance & Accounting

David Chau

Chinese University of Hong Kong
New York, Finance & Accounting

Sonia Chen

University of Sydney
New York, Finance & Accounting

Shadarius Tye

Grand Canyon University
Bangkok, IT & Computer Science

Harrison Rindfleish

Swinburne University of Technology
Tokyo, Marketing

Svea Fritsch

University of Kent
Virtual, TV & Film

Sydney Murphy

Carnegie Mellon University
Digital Nomad, Engineering

Zach Slater

Durham University
Hong Kong, NGO & Non-profits

Abbey Billot

University of Newcastle (AUS)
Virtual, Journalism, Publishing & Media

Khatera Torkmany

Queen Mary University of London
Bangkok, Law

Fiona Dolan

Roger Williams University
London, Business

Filisi Haurua

Brigham Young University
Bangkok, Hospitality

Racheal Botchway

University of Sunderland
Virtual, IT & Computer Science

Stefano Cozzi

Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez
New York, Business

Annierae Lang

Bowling Green State University
Hong Kong, Hospitality

Derrick Oluoch

Aga Khan University
Virtual, PR & Marketing

Nana Amfo-Brobbey

University of Essex
Virtual, IT & Computer Science

Shemei Agabo

Aga Khan University
Virtual, PR & Marketing

Elena Cassini

UCSC
Melbourne, NGOs & Non-profits

Jena Nguyen

University of Oregon
Melbourne, Journalism, Publishing & Media

Masha Plugatyr

Carleton Metropolitan University
Madrid, Government & Politics

Jace Medeiros

Carleton Metropolitan University
Madrid, Civil Engineering

Alexa Gallagher

Grand Canyon University
Madrid, Design

Mika Colina

Rhodes College (Tennessee)
Tokyo, Graphic Design

Kanak Masten

California State University - San Marcos
Melbourne, Marketing

Mona Binaj

University of Surrey
Tokyo, Finance

Belvia Yusgiantoro

LASALLE College of The Arts (Singapore)
London, Art, Photography & Graphic Design

Soham Kamble

International Institute of Information Technology, Naya Raipur
Tokyo, Business & Marketing

Danieli Marguerite Acuat

San Jose State University - ISEP
Tokyo, Business

Dionato Pautin

San Jose State University - ISEP
Tokyo, Business

Shannon Khameneh

Lawrence Technological University
New York, TV & Film

Carlos Jose Lopez Tort

UPAEP
Tokyo, Marketing

Janelle Sison

California State University - San Marcos
New York, TV & Film

Nafisa Jumyina Mahmud

Middlesex University
Melbourne, Consulting

Andrew Garner

Arizona State University
Medellin, Operations/Business Analytics