Paid Internship | Personal Finance Strategy Lab (Singapore Edition)

Master your money. Explore a career. Build your future.

Money is one of the biggest drivers of the decisions we make—yet it's something most of us are never formally taught.

The Personal Finance Strategy Lab is a paid 5-day internship designed for university students and fresh graduates who want to develop practical financial knowledge while exploring a career built on entrepreneurship, meaningful relationships, and long-term impact.

Whether you're curious about personal finance, business, or simply figuring out what career is right for you, this programme offers a unique opportunity to learn by doing.

What You'll Learn

  • Personal Finance & Wealth Building
  • Protection & Investment Fundamentals
  • Financial Decision-Making
  • Entrepreneurship & Business Building
  • Communication & Client Strategy
What You'll Experience
  • Interactive workshops and case studies
  • Real-life financial planning scenarios
  • Conversations with experienced entrepreneurs
  • Team challenges and presentations
  • Insights into building a purpose-driven business
Who Should Apply? We're looking for students who are:
  • Currently pursuing a diploma or university degree, or are recent graduates
  • Curious about business, finance, or entrepreneurship
  • Eager to learn and challenge themselves
  • Looking for a career with growth, ownership, and purpose
No prior financial knowledge is required.

Duration: 5 Days (Paid)

Limited places available.

If you're ready to invest a week in learning skills that will benefit you for life—and discover whether this career is the right fit—we'd love to hear from you.

Register your interest today.

Pay: From $500.00 per week

Work Location: In person

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