Prácticas universitarias de Legal en Vietnam

“Mercedes-Benz Vietnam offers a 6-month full-time Legal & Compliance internship for Vietnamese students majoring in Law or related fields. Tasks include administrative support, policy research, compliance training, and report preparation. Fluency in English and a Confirmation of Enrollment letter are required.”

“3-month full-time Legal Internship in Ho Chi Minh City for final-year Law students, supporting regulatory monitoring, corporate secretarial work, data protection, and legal operations. Requires IELTS 6.5+, Microsoft proficiency, and university confirmation letter. Includes learning opportunities and internship allowance.”

“(COMPANY NAME) offers a 3-month internship in Corporate Tax for final-year students or recent graduates. Role involves advising clients on tax strategy, compliance, and profit optimization. Requires bilingual English-Vietnamese proficiency, full-time availability, and relevant degree. Multitasking and teamwork skills essential.”

“Internship for legal analysis of product regulations, including research on laws, compliance, and safety standards. Involves collaboration with stakeholders and regulatory trend monitoring.”

“(COMPANY NAME) Vietnam offers a 6-9 month internship for final-year law students to support legal updates, research, document certification, and administrative tasks. Fluency in English, MS Office proficiency, and a university recommendation letter are required. Full-time commitment preferred.”

“Internship in retail legal/commercial contracts for final-year students or fresh graduates. Requires contract law knowledge, English/Vietnamese proficiency, and Microsoft Office skills. Based in real estate sector, with tasks like risk assessment and document preparation.”

“6-month full-time internship at Mercedes-Benz Vietnam for Legal & Compliance tasks. Open to Vietnamese students majoring in Law or related fields. Requires university enrollment confirmation letter. Tasks include administrative support, policy research, and compliance reporting.”