What you can expect in the programme:
We have two main internship cycles per year. Application for the mid-year internship programme is open yearly from Jan - Feb, and application for the year-end internship programme is open yearly from Sep - Oct. Interested students, please submit your CVs and transcripts via Career@Gov portal during the application period.
Hear From Our Interns:
"Interning at CCCS was one of the most fulfilling opportunities I’ve ever had. I have learnt so much from my colleagues and mentors, who have not only guided me on consumer protection work, but have also given me valuable life advice. My internship was also very well-planned and I was given opportunities to work on projects like the writing of guidelines and to present on consumer protection issues to the team. I am very thankful to have been able to intern at CCCS!"
Foo Ai Luan, 2019 Intern
Undergraduate from the Singapore Management University
Pursuing Double Degree in Social Science & Economics
"My time at CCCS has been nothing but exciting and meaningful. My 3 months here has exposed me to the complex and challenging nature of the work here at CCCS, and allowed me to gain a better understanding of competition economics and policy. My mentors were also helpful and approachable, providing valuable feedback and advice and ensuring that I was actively involved in the projects. I thoroughly enjoyed my internship here and am extremely grateful for this opportunity."
Lois Quek, 2019 Intern
Undergraduate from the National University of Singapore
Pursuing Bachelor of Social Sciences (Economics)
"This internship is very different from my previous internships. Beyond conducting legal research, I assisted with a wide range of policy matters, attended meetings where potential collaborations with other ministries were discussed and witnessed how investigations implemented. The highlight was when I attended a hearing before the Competition Appeal Board - it was truly an eye-opening experience watching the cross-examinations unfold! Most importantly, what made this internship a memorable experience was the kind and nurturing officers who put in the time and effort to involve me in the work they do and to teach me."
Megan Chua, 2019 Intern
Undergraduate from the National University of Singapore
Pursuing Bachelor of Laws