Our Community of future leaders where people learn from – and with – each other.
The community is diverse as it includes various educational and professional backgrounds, personal experiences, ethnicity, gender, nationality, goals, culture, sexual orientation united by a shared purpose.
American, Canadian, British, French, Danish, Swedish, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Dutch, Chinese, Singaporean, Japanese, Australian, Brazilian, Mexican, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese, Lebanese, Nigerian, Russian, Indian, Korean and more.
All had in mind to step out of their comfort zone and take on their next step by traveling abroad to experience something new, something different. Through their participation in our program, they have build lifelong bonds and have unlocked their lives for the best; opening up infinite opportunities for them to realize their dreams.
Now What ?
Our Alumni Community is spread over 50+ Countries and was featured in Harvard Graduate Monika Lutz’s book Now What.
Now What? What if I want to take my own path? What if I intern now and be certain of my major when I arrive at orientation day? What if instead of living in indecision, I could be living Abroad?
Michael Ng
Finance & Accounting Industry | 4 weeks | Shanghai Mar. 5, 2014
Very good at communicating and organising the whole process.
-University of Western Australia
Zachary Herzog
Marketing & Advertising Industry | 6 weeks | Shanghai Jul. 28, 2014
Sabrina and Emma were super helpful. It was great having people to contact who could help me when I was in a difficult situation.
-University of Northern Colorado
Dayana Rodriguez
Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals Industry |9 weeks | Shanghai Aug. 7, 2014
All the staff was very nice.
-The University of Texas at Austin
Kerry Tsang
Marketing & Advertising Industry |11 weeks | Hong-Kong Jul. 24, 2014
Very helpful in setting up internships and did their very best within a reasonable time.
-Trinity College Dublin
Nina Wang
Finance & Accounting Industry | 4 weeks | Shanghai Jan. 4, 2015
Team members of NSC are very friendly and helpful. I was pretty much left on my own but they do check up on me sometimes through emails and messages. They are there whenever you need them.
-National University of Singapore
Salomé Vergne
Marketing & Advertising | 8 weeks | ShanghaiOct. 24, 2014
I always felt that I had someone to contact in case I had a problem, or to ask for advice about the life in China. Moreover, the dinners with the other interns were always a good way to meet new people and were always enjoyable.
- Le Rosey Institut, Geneve
Max Le Blanc
Event Planning & Management Industry | 6 weeks | ShanghaiAug. 4, 2014
I would recommend Next Step Connections as they match students very well with an internship based on their subject study. My most memorable experience has being able to work with school children in a rural village in Hebei Province.
-Skidmore College
Mingxu Sun
Public Relations & Communications Industry | 9 weeks | Hong-KongJul. 31, 2014
Perfect events!
-University of Southern California
Allison McKinnon
Public relations Industry | 7 weeks | Shanghai Jul. 8, 2014
Everyone has been great during the whole process!
-University of Kansas
Gyalmo Tongden
Fashion Industry | 4 weeks | Shanghai Dec. 17, 2013
Sabrina Jia was indeed a very helpful, warm as well as a friendly program coordinator possessing strong communication skills along with good social skills.
-University for the Creative Arts (UCA)
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