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Internships in France for American & French Students

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The United States Commercial Service is currently recruiting interns to work with our international trade promotion staff in our office in Paris.

The Commercial Service is the export development arm of the United States government. Our work pursues two key objectives:

1) To assist American companies to enter and profit in the French market through direct sales, licensing agreements, joint ventures or direct investment; and

2) To assist French firms in their efforts to profit from alliances with American companies by representing American manufactures, utilizing American products, or through joint venture arrangements in France. To support these objectives, the office analyzes information on the French market, facilitates contacts with French businesses, promotes US products in the French marketplace, and advocates US business interests.

Student interns assist Commercial Specialists by researching potential French buyers of American products, writing market research reports, recruiting American companies for trade events (i.e. trade shows, trade missions, etc.), organizing and participating in trade events, and assisting with general administrative/clerical duties.

In order to be eligible for this program, the potential candidate must be:

1. 18 years of age or older.

2. Available for at least 3 months.

3. An American university student enrolled in the U.S.A. or France

    or

    A French or third country national enrolled in university in France.

4. Speak French and English.

If you are selected to be an intern, a security clearance will be required. The internship is non-paid.

Housing is not provided for interns.

The U.S. Commercial Service is a dynamic organization and the experience would be invaluable for any student studying marketing, business, economics or international affairs.

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