Long Term Internships
Be a part of a longer journey contributing to holistic development with our award-winning internships
Your First Job Before Your First Job
Long-term internships demand a much longer commitment, for individuals to delve deeper into their career field, gain profound practical knowledge, and significantly lead to a lasting career journey.
If you want to get the most out of an internship and have the time to spare, long-term internships over 2 months up to 12 months can define a solid foundation into your career field.
Why choose long-term internships?
It is best suited for recent graduates looking to start their careers.
The longer the journey, the longer the reward. Long-term internships take their sweet time to accustom you to workplace operations, networking activities and efforts towards growth and development.
For those who have the time and energy to spare, what long-term internships offer is a gateway towards your very first job through all the on-the-job training and mentorship.
Longer Commitment
Employers are more likely to value a long-term internship over a short-term stint since it depicts a greater commitment to learning.
In-Depth Industry Knowledge
Some things are just hard to grasp on a short-term internship. With a longer duration, there is time to learn it all and time to excel slowly and steadily.
Travel Friendly
This era is all about the digital nomad culture, and long-term internships are a great way to prioritise travel while interning somewhere abroad or remotely.
100% Money-Back Guarantee
An internship in your preferred industry is guaranteed. If we fail to do so, we’ll return 100% of your deposit
Internship Programs For A Long Term
Long-term Internships in Singapore
Lead a global career in the melting pot of Asia, and explore the city's unique culture and professional outlook.
London Internships Beyond 3 Months
Work with influential startups and NGOs in one of the most economically and culturally diverse cities in the world.
Long-term Remote Internships
Work with exemplary companies from anywhere in the world, and gain industry insights and experience without the hassle of international travel.
At The Glance
Candidates Placed
Employer Partners
%
Were offered full-time roles within 6 months of completing their internships
Worth of experience
FAQs
How is the ideal duration of long term internships?
Long-term internships are career opportunities to spend time on upskilling and gaining professional experience based on consistent work responsibilities.
Since these internships target recent graduates who spend considerable time learning new skills and putting their theory into practice, any internship longer than 3 months, up to a year or longer qualifies as a long-term internship.
Are long term internships paid?
Compared to short-term internships, there are many more paid opportunities within long-term internships, providing a stipend for continued efforts that can cover personal expenses and the cost of living for the interns.
While this is true, securing a paid position depends on the skills you bring to the table, your profile, and how you perform during the interviews.
What all industries are available for doing a long-term internship?
As of 2025, we offer long-term internships in over 25+ industries, covering all major sectors like Business Development, Finance, Engineering, Tech & IT, Marketing, Graphic Design, and more.
Our opportunities are present in international destinations like London, New York, and Singapore. We also offer these industries through remote internship programs.
Book a free call with our team to learn more about the availability of your industry.
What is the difference between a short-term and long-term internship?
The obvious answer is their duration. Short-term internships with Capital Placement are internships with a duration of anywhere under 3 months, while Long-term internships go longer than 3 months, ideally up to 12 months.
Apart from their duration, short-term internships place their focus towards university students who want to gain work experience between their summer/spring break, while long-term internships offer a more full-fledged career introduction for young graduates.
