Business Development Intern
€400 per month
Key Skills
Job Description
Looking for an on-site internship, starting October/November 2026 and trying to figure out what professional direction to take, once you obtain your degree? With this internship you'll get practical experience and find out what business sector really makes you tick. (monthly pay: 400 euro) We’re based in the beautiful city of the Hague, the Netherlands. We work for private clients and governments. Part of our work is organizing trade missions for different governments. There are quite a few coming up. To the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, for start- and scale ups. To Türkiye, on fashion and renewable textiles. Another to Thailand, on water -technology and -management. Or to Belgium, on protein-enriched foods for the (health-/) care sector. This broad range of themes will help you discover where your heart lies. And at the same time, a peek into the world of international business . Become part of our international team. Get online campaigns kicked off, persuading potential participants to register, help with travel arrangements, deal with questions from participants, prepare mission booklets, join calls with embassies and sector organizations. And with a bit of luck, join the business manager at one of the mission destinations! Are you hands-on, curious and willing to learn? Apply now!
Core Responsibilities
You will assist in organizing international trade missions, including managing travel arrangements and preparing mission materials. Additionally, you will support online marketing campaigns and coordinate with embassies and sector organizations.
Requirements
The role is intended for students seeking practical experience to determine their professional direction after graduation. Candidates should be hands-on, curious, and willing to learn.
About psps business abroad
Industry: International Trade and Development
Company size: 2-10 employees
psps business abroad has its roots in supporting German and Dutch companies whose objective it is to increase their turnover through market development in the neighbouring country. This is still a important part of our daily work, which is easy to explain. First of all, we have the know how through years of experience and second of all, The Netherlands and Germany are mutually their most important export partners. The need for assistance on both markets is considerable without any signs of decrease. During the years we have noticed that clients have a need to get more return on the time they have invested in a working relation with us. For that reason we have broadened the scope of the countries we cover. Besides Germany and the German speaking countries, we additionally cover 5 important West European countries: UK, Belgium, France, Italy and Spain. Moreover, we have become active for foreign companies on the Benelux market. In these cases we often act on behalf of these companies as well as on behalf of foreign, governmental trade promotion organisations. More on this topic can be found on the website on export services foreign companies. Finally, our work since 1999 has comprised a great deal of trade missions for the Dutch foreign trade promotion agency of the ministry of Economic Affairs. This work has appeared an ideal feeding ground for developing our investment promotion services for foreign regions, looking to attract Dutch investors. More on this on the webpage investment services.