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Published by Afterschool.my on Dec 06, 2017, 01:47 am
When people say internship, one automatically assumes it's for students who are in their final year of study. But did you know that there are internships for those who are currently pursuing, or have pursued a postgraduate degree, and it's offered by Maxis no less! What are we referring to? Why, the Maxis MBA Internship Programme of course. Scroll down and read all about it, including the requirements and how you can apply!
This programme is designed for young professionals who are passionate about working on short term projects within Maxis that include elements of digitalisation, analytics and technology in general. Those who join the programme will gain exposure to the telco industry and also get the chance to be mentored by one of our Maxis leaders during their time here.The Maxis MBA Internship Programme is opened for those who either have completed/are currently pursuing their Master’s degree or MBA. Internship candidates who are non-Malaysians would need to have a valid working visa upon application of the programme.
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Are you interested? If you are, click here to apply now
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