❝ Tina Sun ❞

Tina Sun: “I made many foreign friends in Singapore, of different ages and from different countries. It was the first time I realized what real cultural integration is. To sell products, I had to be sensitive to customers’ religion, cultural background, preferences and needs.”

 

❝ Lynn Chen ❞

Lynn Chen: “Sometimes after a long day at Takashimaya, I felt a little tired, but still I smiled and showed a friendly attitude towards customers! At the same time, I learned how to deal with customers‘ questions. This internship really boosted my marketing skills.”

 

❝ Anastasia Chiu ❞

Anastasia Chiu: “I improved my English and marketing skills during the internship. The Singapore internship expanded my world vision and opened new horizons. We had a wonderful time, and I really hope that I will get another chance to travel to Singapore.”

 

❝ Odilia Wahjudi ❞

Odilia Wahjudi: “Our neighbours helped us understand Singaporean society and we learned a lot about what we should and shouldn’t do. Good communication skills – also with body language and gestures – were essential to offer customers adequate service and build a relationship network.”