Five students from The British College (TBC) have been chosen to embark on thrilling international internships in Germany and Thailand.

After undergoing a rigorous selection process, five students were chosen for internship programs of varying durations, ranging from eight to twelve weeks. Anmol Karki, a BSc IT Level 6 student, is the sole student selected to travel to Thailand for an internship at Thammasart University, focusing on Information Technology and Industrial Engineering. The remaining four students will be heading to Germany for their internships.

Yogesh Shrestha (Msc IT Level 7) will be going to the University of Applied Science Engineering to work on Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering; Garima Dhakal (BSc IT Level 6) will be going to Bundesanstalt fur Materialforschung und prüfung (BAM) for a Computer Programing internship; and Priya Dangal (Level 6 BBA) will go to Merseburg University of Applied Sciences, Merseburg, Germany to work on Logistics, Material and Supply Chain Management.

Finally, Avantika Nepal, a Level 6 BSc IT student, will be embarking on a journey to Friedrich Schiller University to participate in the Artificial Intelligence & Computer Science program. Regarding this opportunity, she expressed her gratitude, stating, "Thanks to this opportunity with IAESTE and TBC, I was fortunate to receive the DAAD (German Government Scholarship) and had the amazing opportunity to meet the German Ambassador to Nepal. This experience was humbling and reinforced the significance of fostering international connections." I am proud to be affiliated with Nepal's premier IT college, TBC.

To celebrate this incredible achievement, The British College held a facilitation event for the successful candidates on Sunday. Talking at the event, the Head of Marketing, Amardeep Mandal said, “This is an incredible initiative and just the start of the international opportunities at the College, with many more coming up - including three students who have recently been selected for placements in Dubai. We wish them all the best of luck.”