新西兰中国关系促进委员会启动2026年实习生招募
为有志投身中新关系发展的大学生提供实践机会
【新西兰华人每日资讯网讯】新西兰中国关系促进委员会（New Zealand China Council）近日正式启动2026年度实习生招募计划，现面向符合条件的新西兰大学生开放申请。此次实习为带薪兼职实习，为期七周，旨在为有志于从事中新关系、国际贸易及公共事务的青年人才提供宝贵的实践机会。
新西兰中国关系促进委员会是一个由新西兰主导、由新西兰政府资助的跨行业机构，也是促进新西兰与中国关系的重要平台。理事会通过开展研究、举办对话交流、组织活动以及公众参与等方式，致力于推动中新关系保持健康、稳定和均衡发展。
本次实习将在奥克兰进行，实习生将与理事会执行团队共同工作，参与研究、利益相关方沟通、公共传播及活动策划等多个项目，并建立宝贵的职业网络和实践经验。
重点项目：协助毛利企业拓展中国市场
2026年度实习项目的一项重点工作，是协助编写一份面向毛利小型企业（Māori Pakihi）的《中国市场营商指南》。
实习生将参与：
- 调研毛利企业需求；
- 收集中新经贸相关资料；
- 撰写《中国市场营商指南》；
- 与相关机构和企业进行沟通测试，并根据反馈完善内容。
此外，实习期间还将参与项目研究、活动组织与执行、社交媒体运营以及理事会其他日常工作。
招聘要求
申请人需具备以下条件：
- 对中新关系具有浓厚兴趣，并具备一定了解；
- 具有良好的中英文口头及书面沟通能力；
- 能够在团队环境中有效合作；
- 适应能力强，能够根据工作需要调整任务优先顺序；
- 具有良好的时间管理及独立完成工作的能力；
- 如具备与毛利文化（Te Ao Māori）交流经验，将具有优势。
申请资格
申请人须符合以下条件：
- 新西兰公民或永久居民；
- 身体健康；
- 截至2026年11月，已完成至少两年大学课程学习；
- 主修商业、国际贸易、政治、法律、语言或相关专业。
实习待遇
- 工作地点： 奥克兰
- 工作时间： 每周25至30小时
- 薪资待遇： 按新西兰生活工资（Living Wage）标准支付
- 实习期限： 七周（首选时间为2026年11月至12月）
如有需要，也可协商于2026年11月底开始，并于2027年1月至2月完成剩余实习时间。
需要注意的是，委员会不提供住宿、往返奥克兰交通费用、市内通勤费用及电脑设备。
报名方式
申请截止时间为：
2026年8月16日（星期日）晚上11时59分。
申请人需通过电子邮件提交以下材料：
- 个人简历（CV）
- 大学成绩单（Academic Transcript）
- 申请动机信（Cover Letter）
申请邮箱：
info@nzchinacouncil.org.nz
新西兰中国关系促进委员会表示，此次实习非常适合希望深入了解中新关系、国际交流及公共政策的大学生，也是进入政府、国际事务及经贸领域的重要实践平台。欢迎符合条件的青年踊跃申请，为推动中新关系发展贡献力量。
Applications Open for New Zealand China Council 2026 internship
The New Zealand China Council is now inviting applications for its 2026 internship opportunity.
The Council is a New Zealand-led, New Zealand-funded organisation which acts as a cross-sector, peak body for the New Zealand-China relationship. The Council works to promote a resilient and balanced relationship between New Zealand and China through research, dialogue, events and public engagement.
This paid, seven-week part-time internship offers a unique opportunity for a university student interested in New Zealand–China relations to gain practical experience across research, stakeholder engagement, communications and event delivery. Working alongside the Council’s executive team in Auckland, the successful intern will contribute to a range of projects while developing valuable professional skills and networks.
A key focus this year will be drafting an introductory guide for Māori pakihi (small businesses) on doing business with China. The project will involve researching stakeholder needs, planning and writing the guide, and testing it with stakeholders.
Other responsibilities will include project-related research, event planning and delivery, social media management , and providing broader support to the Council team as required.
Skills requirement
- Interest and knowledge about the New Zealand-China relationship
- Strong verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to work effectively in a team environment
- Flexibility to adapt to changing priorities and tasks
- Good time management skills
- Ability to prioritise tasks and meet deadlines
- Confidence and experience engaging with Te Ao Māori would be an advantage
The internship is based in Auckland and is paid at the Living Wage for 25–30 hours per week. Accommodation, travel to and from Auckland, daily commuting costs, and laptop provision are not covered.
We are seeking applicants who are:
- New Zealand citizens or permanent residents;
- In good health;
- Due to have completed at least two years of tertiary study by November 2026 in business, trade, political studies, law, languages, or a related discipline
The Council’s preferred internship period is November-December 2026 (seven weeks). (A later start date in November, with the remaining weeks completed during January and February 2027 can be discussed.)
If you or someone you know is looking for a hands-on opportunity to deepen your understanding of New Zealand’s relationship with China while contributing to meaningful projects, we’d love to hear from you.
Applications close at 11:59 pm on Sunday, 16 August 2026.
To apply:
Please email a copy of the documents below to info@nzchinacouncil.org.nz
- your cv
- your academic transcript
- a cover letter outlining your motivation for applying.
