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Business & Management
Research markets, prepare briefs and see how advisory projects move from an idea to a decision.
Advisory
Do real work.
Find your
direction.
An internship in Kuala Lumpur, working directly with the TAPiO team. Built for Malaysian students, with international applicants welcome.
Kuala LumpurBased at TAPiO
No placement feeApply directly to us
Malaysian students firstAllowance for Malaysian interns
Six internship areas
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02
Agentic AI Builders
Map a business problem, build an AI workflow and test whether it improves the way people work.
Technology
03
Marketing
Build campaign ideas, create content and learn how to reach the right people with the right message.
Creative
04
IT & Software Development
Test releases, improve software and build small tools for problems the team actually needs to solve.
Technology
05
Communications & PR
Write for real audiences, coordinate publications and help communicate the work behind projects and events.
Creative
06
Multimedia
Turn briefs into designs, photography and videos that help people understand the work.
Creative
Life at TAPiO
Learning happens
Learning happens
outside the brief.
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Who it is for
Start from where you are.
Malaysian students
Make your university placement count. Work on projects in Kuala Lumpur, receive an allowance and get to know the team that could be part of your next career step.
For Malaysian studentsComing from abroad?
Bring your perspective to a Malaysian team. Check placement requirements, travel and living costs before making plans.
For international applicantsFormer interns
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