Chinese dairy giant Mengniu hasn't just been poisoning our kids with melamine milk, they've also been treating their own interns like coolies. 70 vocational students from Jiangsu on an internship with the company's plant in Ma'anshan, Anhui, say they've been made to do nothing but manual labour, working up to 14 hours each day, lifting 10,000 boxes, each weighing 2.5kg. more ›

If you're interested in being part of the team that's putting on next year's Jue Festival taking place in Shanghai and Beijing, then here are the details. Split Works, the same people who brought you the Black Rabbit Festival, is looking for passionate interns who're way LEET when it comes to Chinese and international alternative music, and also possess the requisite language skills, ability to work in a team, and other such employment jargon. more ›

Previously open only to students from Hong Kong and Taiwan, this year, ten students from Chongqing will be selected to participate in a month-long White House internship program. It's not entirely clear what the program is, as the English-language press hasn't exactly picked this one up yet. more ›

Shanghaiist is on the constant lookout for bright, young, intelligent interns with a keen interest in journalism, new media and blogging. If you read Shanghaiist on a daily basis, love what we do, and possess a wide variety of interests, you might just be the person we're looking for! The internship promises to be a fun and rewarding experience and you will graduate with a portfolio of bylines that will aid in future employment in the industry. Click here to find out more and write to us at info AT shanghaiist DOT com to apply. More job ads. Place a job ad. more ›